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Problematic
Classical English Oxymora
by Doug Renselle
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One of our current book reviews require that we do
some Hume research.
Why?
Author of book we are currently reviewing quotes Hume as saying
one should have a "good reason" for changing one's
views.
In our reading of Hume, looking for his usage of "good
reason" we came upon another oxymoron: "exactly
similar!"
What stunned us about that one is that Hume
apparently did n¤t recognize his use of it.
It occurs in a Humean trialog
among his co-protagonists and co-antagonists Philo, Cleanthes,
and Demea.
Philo uses it in his critique of Cleanthes near end of Part II
of Hume's Section XII 'On the Academical or Sceptical Philosophy,'
of his An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding.
Doug discussed these two oxymora with Bethahava at
breakfast, morning of 21Apr2006. Doug baked a double loaf batch
of French bread and a single loaf of Challah day before. This
morning, Bethahava made French toast using French bread and served
smokies and hot black Columbian coffee from Four Beans (Florence,
OR) with it. (Doug is about to order a coffee roaster. Yeah!)
Our conversation started with Doug asking Bethahava
"If I give you a two word phrase, will you tell me what
you think about it?" Bethahava, "Sure!"
"Good reason."
Bethahava, "Good is subjective. Reason is objective."
"Excellence!"
"Can we mix words like that and garner classical
semantic retention?"
Bethahava, "Classicists do it all the time."
"But is it dialectically rational, reasonable?"
Well, now, you may be able to see where our dialogue
went from there.
Doug's whole point here is that classicists claim,
believe in, and adhere dialectic, but even best of them may n¤t
practice it.
(A classical linguistic quantum
tell, by-the-way. But when they really thingk
about it, it drives them 'crazy.')
"How about another example?"
Bethahava, "Sure!"
"Exactly similar."
Bethahava, "That one is much better. It is easy.
Transparent. You should use that one as your proto example."
We do.
J
Oxymora come in quantum
¤d¤rs (colors and flavors were used in QCD
and Aristotle's classical
excluded-middle disjoint 'categories' are abhorent here, in Quantonics...).
We choose our first oxymoronic ¤d¤r as 'dialectical.'
Expect our ¤d¤rs to grow and oxymora within
each ¤d¤r to evolve. Our philosophical bottom line
here is that dichon(exactly, similar) is dialectically insoluble,
whereas quanton(exactly,similar) is quantum~soluble, similar
sophisms. Doug - 21Apr2006.
Dialectical Oxymora:
What is at issue with this ¤d¤r of oxymora is
that we must omnistinguish
dialectical and n¤ndialectical
comtexts. From a narrower quantonics perspective we must omnistinguish
dialectical contexts and quantum comtexts.
In dialectical contexts we may more generally avoid this ¤d¤r
of oxymora by n¤t phrase-mixing (most recent red text
updates 3Nov2007 - Doug):
- objects and subjects,
- see detail examples below
- objective semantics and subjective semantics,
- quantity and quality,
- certainty and uncertainty,
- logic and rhetoric (usually sophism),
- state and phasicity,
- event and phasicity,
- immutability and change (see concrete and flux just below),
- opposite and complement,
- opposite examples:
- litotes is an oxymoron (compare Clifford Geertz' double
'negative' of relativism...):
- - classically:
We can deny an ideal opposite (i.e., litotes) of any notion;
this classical rationale depends upon real stability and objective
independence (both of which Henri Louis Bergson refers as classical
delusions-illusions...).
- - quantumly:
Ideal classical opposites do not 'exist' in quantum reality;
all negation is subjective and quantum~complementary.
- design and evolution,
- concrete and flux,
- comparatives:
- zero momentum is an oxymoron:
- - classically:
Reality is stoppable; reality is concrete;
Plato's change
is an illusion; we can ideally measure a stopped reality
'at will.'
- - quantumly:
Reality is absolute flux
and thus unstoppable; change is real; we can monitor (omnitor)
reality, but we can n¤t ever stoppably 'measure' reality.
- etc.
When we dialectically 'mix' oxymora in that fashion Doug calls
it "Escherian linguistics." Recall how Escher used
impolitic incorrectness showing three stairs up and one stair
down, and three stairs down and one stair up, to violate more
politically correct two stairs up and two stairs down. (Doug's
use of specific numbers here is n¤t cardinal. There is
a math 'rule' though...do you see it?) Actually this is an omniffering
¤d¤r of oxymora, right? What would you call it?
One more soup question: Are oxymora quantum tells
of ubiquitous quantum~optimism? Explain. Clue: "Many
worlds (omniplex veritas), many truthings, many (unlimited)
possibilities..." Doug - 2May2007.
In quantum comtexts we may more generally phrase~mix Quantum
English Language Remediated (QELRed) terms and enrich our human
capabilities for quantum~hermeneutic descriptionings, communicationings,
and understandings
of reality. Oxymora
evaporate! Robert M. Pirsig's MoQ,
you may recall, sutures SOM's
subject-object schism. See Quantonics' quantum
stage. That Pirsigean innovation is a dual of quantum reality's
everywhere~associative heterogeneous included~middlings
of potentially all quantum fluxings.
Detail list of classical
dialectical oxymora:
Bad thing - 'Bad' is subjective
negation while 'thing' is just about as ideal a notion of
a classical object as one can imagine - Doug - 27,29Apr2007.
Catholic excommunication -
Catholic heresy -
Cause-effect participles -
Classical truth - see Mitch's June, 2005 Question
Three Latest Interim Response
C¤hærænt (quantum)
'state' (classical) - # Actually, this issi n¤t an oxymoron
in any classical sense. Why? Quantum reality and classical reality
are wholly omniffering com(n)texts! Quantum reality
issi n¤t 'state'-ic! No detail below...
Concrete quality -
Correct use -
Define arete - We cann¤t define 'excellence' since it
is real quantum change borne of adaptability to our perpetually
evolving environs.
Define flux - We cann¤t define flux since it is durational,
perpetual change itself. That is why quantum reality is uncertain.
Define quality - See 'define arete.'
Define wisdom - University of Chicago is running a 2008 grant
program entitled Defining Wisdom - A Project of the University
of Chicago. Paul Pietsch said it best, paraphrased, "Uncertainty
is a principal feature of wisdom." Defining wisdom is a
classical attempt to make it monistically, concretely 'certain.'
Gn¤sis is wisdom itself which says classical "monism
is deceit." All staff and clientele of UChic are hylic-psychic.
One must achieve pneuma to 'understand' wisdom. What a
deceitful waste of $2 million. A sheigmful deign to feign. See
The Chronicle of Higher Education, 21Sep2007, page A33.
Doug - 28Sep2007.
Efficient value - effective value, effectiveness of-for value,
(Search for this pattern in transcript below, 5Oct2007:
"PRAGER: No, effectiveness for your values,
not shame. Effectiveness for your values." Hyper
idiotic BS! Doug.) etc. - 'Efficient value' is how SOMwits stuff
Value into SOM's Box. This is like
saying we can analytically assess, measure, Value as quantitative.
Recall Hume's
Law? We may not scalarbate Value, folks. Saying "efficiency
of-for value" is similar saying "define wisdom."
Ditto "define ????." Value is affective. Value is n¤t
classically 'effective.' Value is a priori Peircean~abductive.
Value is n¤t a posteriori classically inductive,
deductive. Value stochastically expects. Value does not 'root
cause,' '1-1 correspondently' 'predict.' Doug - 6Oct2007. Reference:
Chris Matthew's Hardball show 5Oct2007. See near end of show
transcript
(scroll down to Matthews), a radio talk show host's comments.
Hope you saw his wife Kathleen on 4Oct2007 show. She is simply
fabulous! Kathleen could step into Chris' shoes anytime! Doug.
Eigen value - (Classically this is a height, a hilt, of classical
oxymoronicity. Science radically di stinguishes fact and value.
Scientific reality is fact and 'truth,' no value added. No detail
below.)
Ethical truth -
Exactly similar -
Financial
wisdom - Material greed is anti-gnostic. Anti-wisdom. Wisdom
is qualitative. Finance is quantitative. Doug - 22Apr2008.
Fluid mechanics -
Formally secure - See Doug's How
to Make a System Ideally Insecure. Link added 21Apr2007
- Doug.
Gnostic 'christianity' - This is notably
oxymoronic since 'christians' have been taught to hate gnosis
as Roman 'Catholic' Irenæun 'heresy.' Roman 'Catholicism'
is a purely dialectical genre. Gnosis belies dialectic as Error!
Too, Essene Jesus called those, notably Peter, who called him
'a christ,' or 'Christ,'...Jesus called them (explicitly Peter)
"Satan." Do research on Naassene and Essene Jesus'
"father vis-à-vis Father," and "dead-father
vis-à-vis living~Father." Doug - 22Apr2008. (References
include Elaine Pagels' opus, e.g., her research exegesis, critical
reviews, and descriptions of Johannine and Pauline gnosis, and
Gaffney's Gnostic Secrets of the Naassenes. Also see Doug's
Quantum Gnostic
Religion vis-à-vis Classical Religion
page.)
Good reason -
Good thing - 'Good' is subjective affirmation (though n¤t
as problematic as subjective negation) while 'thing' is about
an ideal a notion of a classical object as one can imagine -
Doug - 27Apr2007.
Immutable uncertainty -
Impeccable logic - Dialectic is bogus, so how in hell can it
be impeccable? Doug - 5Feb2007.
Kick morass - # This one is intended as quantum~humour, duh!
You may have fun trying to QELR it, though... J
Law of Included~Middle -
Classicists believe that one may use formal 'axioms' to establish
'true' objective
bases for their notions of 'law;'
however, when one does that one creates a box,
a closed domain of formal reason
which canonically and universally
excommunicates 'all' which is 'not' 'inside' said formal box
of reason. Notice how included~middle
allows all to informally, qualitatively associate,
freely and without canonic
walls, all. So, implicitly, included~middle denies any
closed boxes of formal reason. Included~middle
tears down classical notions of 'law' and 'legal boxes.'
Can you fathom how formal and canonic 'law' depends upon either-or's
excluded-middle and offers an explicit contradction
of any quantum~memeo
of included~middle? See OGC.
Wolfram's website uses this phrase thus showing us, at least
narratively, mathematics' objective oblivion to reality.
Doug - 5Nov2007.
Learning Object - # Just found this one; it's academic thingk-king
at its most 'intelligent' level of 'design;' learning evolves;
objects dialectically
are prohibited from evolution...Doug - 21Feb2007
Legal sanity - USA's legal system is "insane"
due its formal bases of ideal dialectic 'decisions' given and
adhered by presumed sovereign social 'opinion.' "Vulgi Opinio Error!" Thomas Digges, c. 15th century.
See Doug's QELR of 'law.' 22Apr2008 - Doug.
Measurable value - # Similar 'scientific value,' below. This
one appeared in a 7September2007 issue of The Chronicle's
Review section in a Point of View article by Harry R. Lewis
titled 'A Core Curriculum for Tomorrow's Citizens.' It would
appear that Lewis should read David A. Granger's October, 2006
(publish date) book juxtaposing both Dewey and Pirsig on educational
value. Value isn't dead concrete stux quantitative
measurables. Value is n¤t DIQheaded
scalarbation.
Value is living~evolving quantum flux. Value is unstoppable.
It will n¤t conveniently hold still while one measures
it. One may only ømnihtør
(i.e., classically: monitor) quantum flux. One may only
ømnihtør value...Doug
- 12Sep2007.
Momentous location - # Classical physicists like Einstein and
Feynman believe they can assess momentum and cartesian <x,y,z>
'locus' together, at one time, scalarbatively...
Notice issues of macroscopic quantum~uncertainty here
too: I.e., Dr·Dx N·h. We are uncertain, however we harbor
a modicum of comfihdæncæ
that all omnitorable interrelationshipings'
D-product pairings will manifest macroscopic
quantum~uncertaintyings. Doug - 19Jun2007.
Momentous state - # Classical physicists like Einstein and Feynman
believe they can assess momentum and 'state' together, at one
time, scalarbatively...
Notice issues of macroscopic
quantum~uncertainty here too: I.e., Dr·Dt N·h. Fathom how classicists, here, assume
time as a spatial extensity
proxy 'rate' is stoppable,
n¤n Bergsonian
durational.
Doug - 19Jun2007.
Moral principles - # A dialectical view of morality as logically
canonical; a huge Error of EOOO
classical
'judgment'
Moral truth -
No possibility - Consider both objective
and subjective negation here. Simply, there is always
'a' possibility.
Objective cause - Quantum reality isn't objective. See affectation.
See coobsfection.
Objective simplicity - Property taxonomy is infinitely complex.
Simplicity as
holographic flux phase~encodings is relatively trivial. See Flux versus
state.
Particularized subject -
One may not particularize any quality without turning it into
quantity; to reify quality is to make an Error. This one
is from David A Granger's discussion of John Dewey's views compared
to Pirsig's views in Granger's October, 2006. John Dewey,
Robert Pirsig and the Art of Living.
Political science - 'Ethical' 'science' is about 'provisional'
'truth'
Probability 'one' - Dynamic, included~middle, everywhere~associative,
uncertain quantum~reality has n¤ classical 'notion' of
a mathematically ideal, context-free, formal 'one.' Doug
- 21Apr2007.
Probability 'zero' - Classically 'zero' is 'one' minusc
'one.' See our pesky oxymoron - Probability 'one.' Doug - 21Apr2007.
Probable cause -
Quality control - Quality System specialists should rename this
'scalar measurement control:'
it's all about quantity,
it has naught to do with quality;
real Quality may only be quantum~omnitored...Doug
- 11Apr2007.
Quantify gravity - Gravity is
a symptom emerging from dynamic flux interrelationshipings:
gravity is a symptom of vastly ephemeral, many~quanton, both
coherent ensemble and individual quantum~flux interrelationshipings.
Gravity isn't classically 'constant.' Gravity isn't unitemporal!
Gravity isn't unispatial! Gravity isn't classically 'objective.'
Gravity isn't classically and naïvely 'local.' We may n¤t
classically scalarbate gravity! Doug - 21Jan2008.
quantum~omnitored...Doug
- 11Apr2007.
Quantum certainty - Rather quantum~uncertainty
Quantum geometry - This one should
be obvious to O'gadons. What is geometry's founding axiom? "That
equality may be assessed." What is quantum flux's founding
axiom? "That quantum~phase~encodings
are phylogenous."
"But Doug what does phylogenous mean?" Search on phylogeny,
which is essentially genera of phyla. Technically
phylogeny
means evolutionary 'nonsynonymous di(omni)vergence.' That is
a jargonized way of saying "quantum novelty
emerges naturally, and up to Planck rate relentlessly."
Too, "all quantum~emergence is n¤nsyn¤nym¤us,
which emphasizes a servile and attendant mandate for evolving
linguistics." Even simpler:
"classical 'equality' simply cann¤t 'exist' in quantum
reality. HotMeme
"All quantum flux are phylogenous." HotMeme.
All quantum flux are evolutionarily unique, and borne of and
on quantum~phylogeny. N¤ ideal, classical geometrical
symmetry 'exists' in quantum reality. Doug - 17Feb2008; minor
rev's - 6Mar2008.
Quantum logic - See coquecigrues.
Quantum mechanics - Rather quantum~n¤nmæchanics
Quantum objectivity - See object,
subject.
Quantum particle - Rather quantum~wavicle
Quantum state - Rather quantum~phase
Quantum structure - Rather quantum~emerscitecture
Rhetorical polemic -
Scientific value - All classical science finds its bases of reason in absolute truth provisionally based
upon absence of any evidentiary factual contradiction
otherwise. Classical science claims there is 'no
bridge between fact and value.' Why? Fact
is quantitative, objective. Value is qualitative, subjective.
See judge, logic.
Supernatural cause - Supernatural
is subjective; cause is objective. So 'superstition,' classically,
is an oxymoron. Notice how superstition bridges subjectivity
and objectivity. Superstition bridges Value and fact. Quantum
th~¤ught
does just that:
quanton(Value,fact).
Quanton(¤ught,th).
Quantum
th~¤ught
is subject-object
oxymoronic when viewed classically: coquecigrues!
See our QELR of thought.
Doug - 13Aug2007.
Subject matter - Subject is qualitative,
matter is objective, substantial, and dialectically quantitative.
See other similar, re: David A. Granger on this page.
Compare a cliché, "What's the matter?"
Doug's quantum~answer, "Matter, and all philosophies whose
bases are 'material.'"
'Wall of Uncertainty' - Just
saw this manifest stupidity in Financial Time's 1May2007 edition
special section of said title; a wall is a dialectical reductionist
metaphor of SOM's knife and sidis of SOM's
Box; uncertainty is a spatially arbitrary stochastic manifestation
of holistic, inclusionary, wave flux; wall 'is' stux' certainty,
uncertainty
issi flux...Doug - 2May2007.
The interpretation (the
anymeme, for that matter) - 'the' classically implies objective
exclusivity of only 'one;' however 'interpretation' as Philip
R. Wallace wrote, "...interpretation involves according
primacy to subjectivity over objectivity." Doug's quote
here is slightly paraphrased. See Wallace's Paradox Lost.
Superb! Doug - 20Oct2007.
True essence - Essence is change.
Unless we accept truth as change, 'true essence' is an oxymoron.
Found this one on page 20 of David A. Granger's John Dewey,
Robert Pirsig, and The Art of Living - Palgrave-MacMillan,
2006, hardbound.
Wave-particle -
Etc.
Assess and assess for each dialectical oxymoron.
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Qualitative 'similarity' has to be quantitatively
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A dichon(quantity, quality) is "absurd" to
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Classicists turn quality into quantity by stopping and scalar-measuring
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A quanton(approximately,similar) (is) has hermeneutic(ally)
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Our quantum stages quantonically compare ( i.e., vis-à-vis
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analytic 'properties.'
Recall Henri Louis Bergson's two
greatest classical illusions:
- That [classical] reality is stable, and
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Quantum waves are quantum likelihood omnistributionings.
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- cause
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- cause
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- coquecigrues
- logic
- quanta |
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