Existence 2

By Grossman, Stephen

Book Id: WPLBN0000670611
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Title:	Existence 2
Author:	Grossman, Stephen
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Language:	English
Subject:	Fiction, Literature, Literature & thought
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Preface: We would appreciate any comments on this essay. Among other things, our radically systematic approach, setting a radically new direction for metaphysics, can help to better understand the axioms of Objectivism. This is done by, among other things, identifying the limits of systems and the limits of axioms. These intellectually startling essays must be read slowly, carefully, and beyond conventional limits. We consider everything that is conventionally considered philosophy, including Rand and Kant, Aristotle and Plato, reason and mysticism, and then consider more. However, since Objectivism is the only philosophical denial of metaphysical opposition, this essay should help to transcend the Godelian completeness-consistency limit, a possible objection to Objectivism. The essay can easily be misread and trivialized despite its use in solving problems caused by axioms, systems, internal conditions, and even by problems. Please ignore the trivial inconsistency between the concern, in the introduction, to be existence and to avoid essences and the concern, in the body of the essay, to protect Objectivism. We eagerly seek active minds, so characteristic of classical Greek philosophy, in our concern to understand problems in conventional philosophy and in expressing our radical metaphysics. The Pre-Socratic?s, within limits, may be considered an introduction to our concerns. We can infinitely...