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Complex-Ad-1847 (comments on Postmodern Razor Thesis): You say "No analysis from synthesis. No truth from felt experience. It ends here." But what if the failure of synthesis is itself a structural signal? What if each paradox, each contradiction, is not a falsifier...but a generator? “No analytical interpretation of subjective existence can arise without coming to know the not-being of existence as a whatnot that it is.” This is beautiful. I wonder if we can recast that “not-being” as a loop anomaly? As the self-referential hole in the system? And the moment you see it, not as a failure of knowledge, but a boundary of a current dimension, you are already stepping into a new one. One can use Godel–Lob logic for reflective expansions, Lawvere’s fixed-point theorem as a means for self-referential diagonals, Tarski’s undefinability hierarchy, homotopy ideas (nontrivial loops → 2-cell attachments), and standard paraconsistent logic to highlight "where" qualia may "...
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The Postmodern Razor - Epistemological Analysis Of The Early Buddhist Texts

**Introduction:** This post explores the building blocks of postmodern theory and the application of modern epistemological razors to the epistemological framework presented in the Early Buddhist Texts for analysis of their falsifiability.  **1. Problem Statement:** In the landscape of philosophical and religious thought, there’s a recurring debate about the relationship between subjectivity and objectivity, as well as the nature of knowledge and truth. Traditional philosophical frameworks like Hume’s Guillotine and Kantian epistemology  have laid the groundwork for understanding this relationship. The emergence of radical postmodern thought further complicates the matters by challenging the very merit of looking for foundations of objectivity. Amidst this philosophical turmoil, there’s a need for a robust epistemological tool that can cut through the ambiguity and identify the fundamental flaws in various interpretations of reality. **2. Thesis Statement:** The Postmodern Raz...
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