John Hopkins via nettime-l on Wed, 4 Oct 2023 04:55:35 +0200 (CEST)
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Of course, Christian, you can consider reality as whatever you want, although
those considerations could send you in wildly problematic directions in terms of
survival, it makes little difference to me and my framing of the reality that I
observe, experience, and assume I am a part of. It's about surviving and
thriving, at least to some degree. Taking the decision to interpret the world
however you like might seem like autonomy until you realize that doing so
radically shortens your existence because your 'choice' of worldview did not
actually sync with the actual reality. So far the human species overall has many
models, and no real conclusive evidences of ... anything.
You seem to be suggesting that you can do whatever you want despite the nature
(of reality suggested by my model) of a connected and continuous field of flows.
What you want, and how you act to fulfill those wants, would seem to have very
connected ramifications to the proximal and distal world.
If you can frame a functional and holistic worldview that posits you as
autonomous, free, and having no onerous connections to a wider reality that may
impinge on that autonomy, a reality as a continuous field (that is, one that
works to enhance at least a minimal level of survival and is comprehensible),
I'm very interested to hear it. Perhaps you are thinking of Buddhism packaged in
a closed box?
One only needs to articulate a worldview in order to compare/contrast with
others in a social setting. Otherwise, no need to articulate, rather it is
enough to simply 'be' (no matter how you imagine your autonomy from or your
embeddedness in the operational reality).
JH
On 10/3/23 1:46 AM, Christian Swertz wrote:
And if I do not consider the nature of reality as a completely connected and
continuous field of flows? Admittedly an autonomous decision - but nothing can
keep me from thinking (and in most cases: acting) this way. I can't force
anybody to do the same - but all people can take this decision, if they like,
since all human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights (at least
in my perspective).
As far as I see, this freedom is incompatible with the concept of a connected
and continuos field of flows. Don't you think so?
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