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Aristotelian Orientations |
Non-Aristotelian Orientations |
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7. By definition 'absolute sameness in
"all" respects' ('identity')_______
8. Two-valued 'certainty', etc.
9. Static absolutism |
Empirical non-identity, a natural law as universal as gravitation
Infinite-valued maximum probability
Dynamic relativism
Empirical fullness of electro-magnetic, gravitational, etc., fields
Empirical space-time
Empirical relative simultaneity
Functional, non-linear
4-dimensional space-time |
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10. By definition 'absolute emptiness',
'absolute space', etc.
11. By definition 'absolute time'
12. By definition 'absolute simultaneity*
13. Additive ('and'), linear
14. (3 + 1)-dimensional 'space' and
'time' |
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15. Euclidean system
16. Newtonian system
17. 'Sense' data predominant |
Non-euclidean systems
Einsteinian or non-newtonian systems
Inferential data as fundamental new factors |
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18. Macroscopic and microscopic levels
19. Methods of magic (self-deception)
20. Fibers, neurons, etc, 'objective'
orientations |
Sub-microscopic levels Elimination of self-deception Electro-colloidal process orientations |
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21. Eventual 'organism-as-a-whole', dis-
regarding environmental factors
22. Elementalistic structure of language
and orientations |
Organism-as-a-whole-in-emvironments, introducing new unavoidable factors
Non-elementalistic structure of language and orientations |
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23. 'Emotion' and 'intellect', etc.
24. 'Body* and 'mind', etc.__________
25. Tendency to split 'personality'
26. Handicapping nervous integration |
Semantic reactions |
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Psychosomatic integration
Integrating 'personality'
Producing automatically thalamo-corti-cal integration
Extensional structure of language and orientations, producing:
Consciousness of abstracting |
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27. Intensional structure of language
and orientations, perpetuating:
28. Identifications in value:
a) of electronic, electro-colloidal, '
etc., stages of processes with the silent, non-verbal, 'objective' levels
b) of individuals, situations, etc.
c) of orders of abstractions
29. Pathologically reversed order of
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■ Extensional devices |
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Natural order of evaluation |
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30. Conducive to neuro-temantic tension Producing neuro-setnantic relaxation |
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