[MD] Why are things called patterns?
Joseph Maurer
jhmau at comcast.net
Sat Mar 24 16:33:04 PDT 2012
Hi Mark,
Imho There is one meaning for cognition which follows a logic for physical
reality dependent on mathematical logic for verification, physics.
There is a further meaning in cognition which accepts DQ/SQ metaphysics.
Evolution is beyond mathematical physics.
Mathematics a lower level can not verify the higher level metaphysics. The
defined vocabulary of mathematics is inadequate.
DQ/SQ metaphysics is proposed as indefinable/definable reality evolution.
The appeal to DQ/SQ, levels in existence, is beyond mathematics. Evolution
defines logic in verifying levels in existence, metaphysics.
DQ/SQ metaphysics accepts verification for evolutionary levels in existence.
There is no physically describable manifestation which verifies this
definition of observable evolution. A metaphysical format accepts
indefinable reality DQ, in evolution DQ/SQ.
DQ/SQ is the cognitive description of evolution which embraces the
metaphysical logic of levels in existence. Evolution describes a reality
beyond the one size fits all logic of mathematics.
Joe
On 3/23/12 10:06 PM, "118" <ununoctiums at gmail.com> wrote:
> If everything is cognitive, then how does one follow DQ? You say "well that
> is a cognitive argument", and I say "no, it is dependent drift", and the
> conversation becomes totally meaningless.
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