Origin/Cs: Věrnost není důvodem k otupení pozornosti.[1]
Freedom is the ability to be themselves relative to each other and to the world.
Origin/Cs: Svoboda je schopnost být sám vůči sobě a ke světu.[2]
From my point of view, each of them (poetry, mathematics, and philosophy) speaks of the same epistemic thing in their own language. Of course, mathematics cannot talk about ontology or metaphysics. Just as philosophy cannot speak of irrational rationality as poetry can.[3]
What exists mathematically has the potentiality of existence.
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A specific being is moving in time, and is always changeable over time, if this theorem is true, then, each one is composed of a set of its potentials.
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No being can be excluded from causal action.
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That, what we cannot describe mathematically cannot have a recognizable existence.
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Freedom means the possibility to choose from a set of unfree options.
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The ultimate argument that legalizes a moral ideal as a true (or true illusion) is power. [8]
