| Gutterboy |
06-13-2003 01:59 AM |
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Originally posted by lawked
I got a basketball jones
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Reality is a relation, and every relation is a syndiffeonic relation exhibiting syndiffeonesis or ?difference-in-sameness?. Therefore, reality is a syndiffeonic relation. Syndiffeonesis implies that any assertion to the effect that two things are different implies that they are reductively the same; if their difference is real, then they both reduce to a common reality and are to that extent similar. Syndiffeonesis, the most general of all reductive principles, forms the basis of a new view of the relational structure of reality. |
