17/05/2021
It is a begotten ability, begotten through begetting of logic. (Philosophy)
When one is a child, they are a true philosopher, but with age and certain indoctrinationâs we lose sight of our begotten ability that is philosophy...
Philosophy is not the Academic pursuit it is made out to be these days, it is so much more than that...
Philosophy is like the complete set of tools and abilities that we are born with, so like âthoughtâ is the key tool, and we use that key tool to think about our talents/abilities, and to achieve a certain level of knowledge and understanding of those abilities so that we can implement them through a Process that combines all of what you know with all that there is potential to be known, so that you can conclude what âshouldâ be known... then with every new bit of knowledge that is discovered through your methods, should be applied to âyourâ philosophy...
Now as for academic philosophy, I donât know how to explain it completely, but what it is doing is teaching you individual parts of a persons complete philosophy, and not in fact the entirety of their philosophy, only that of which we can see and understand, essentially, we see in others academic philosophy, what they have had time to depict themselves for others to understand their view, these philosophers have by no means shown us what philosophy is, it simply shows us what these people concluded through philosophy...
Thatâs my view...
Philosophy is something undefinable in totality. For it is a thing that grows, and is shaped by the mind that is producing the ideas it is producing...
Philosophy to me is the process of becoming something, philosophy is the means in which we discover things, it is the absolute essence of discourse and discovery...
Gain thatâs my views anyways.
My view implies Logic is part and parcel of philosophy, no logic = no philosophy.
Really it means Logic is part and parcel with existence, everything that exists may not have a defined logic, but everything abides by that one thing when it comes to the crunch....
Logic dictates life and death, no logic would mean no life or death, which would imply all is immoral since morality is so heavily based around life and death, and with none to speak of, what is their to base morality off aside from, well nothing... I mean sure, we could say it is something we can gauge by how people treat each other, but if we donât live or die, then what does it matter how we are treated, it would seem to me that the only logical thing to be able to happen, is that rather than being treated a certain way, the only way that would make any logical sense is if you were subject to every kind of treatment imaginable, so that itâs all fair and even at least, however as we know, their is no logic, so whatâs going to happen?
Well I would say nothing or the alternative which is everything, nothing for ever or everything for a moment...
Anyways, Iâm just dragging in here, essentially what I wanted to say or bring attention to is, âPhilosophyâ and what I believe it Is, which is not defined anywhere because simply I donât believe philosophy can be truely defined, if itâs what I think it is, itâs not something that is logically definable, it is like GOD, itâs there, but itâs never completely defined, because it is forever growing in its existence.... not unlike existence!
Iâll leave it there fir now, sorry for the slight change, from philosophy too logic, ultimately, Philosophy is like the repertoire of tools we are given âat birthâ to navigate everything that exists... this repertoire grows as we grow, which fits with my underfunded definition of philosophy, and endlessly growing thing, which is not unlike the essence of existence or âspace timeâ which is as far as we can discern is expanding beyond belief... this too is what I believe Philosophy is doing...
Expanding forevermore in every direction...