a statement about another statement. — Tarskian

Is the world (i e. a concept of "the world") deterministic or indeterministic?

If the world is deterministic, meaning that every event is caused by a prior event (i.e. non-random), then every person's choosing is epiphenomenal (or an illusion).

However, if the world is indeterministic, meaning that every event is uncaused (i.e. random), then, yet again, every person's choosing is epiphenomenal (or an illusion).

Suppose the world has both deterministic properties and indeterministic properties, meaning that any chain, or sequence, of events consists in alternating causal and noncausal relations, which therefore implies that every person's choosing is unconstrained-within-constraints, or compatible with the world conceived of having both deterministic and indetetministic properties.

I actually interpret Spinoza as a sort of 'acosmist', so not sure I would call him an immanentist ... — boundless

Reality seems to have replaced God as a subject of transcendental hope. — Tom Storm

The Party is not a democracy and has its own process for nominating the nominee and had every option available to it to not nominate Biden at the upcoming convention. — Benkei

The women are smarter

"The mind is the subject of experience" is inept or even deceptive. Experiences are had only by minds [subjects], so what might seem profound is little more than tautology. — Banno

both obvious and central — Wayfarer

It is that which discloses such things as gravity and raditation and sub-atomic particles, amidst innumerable other things. It is the subject to whom all this occurs or appears. The ‘unknown knower’. — Wayfarer

[T]he mind is not ‘a thing among other things’ — Wayfarer

... to head off the common notion that science seeks a "view from nowhere" ... Rather, science seeks a view from anywhere. A point worth making in a philosophy forum — Banno

It is one thing to say that things unperceived are not the same as we perceive them to be and altogether another to claim that when unperceived they don't exist. — Janus

Two women on the ticket is, unfortunately, a loser. — Mikie

The question is, why does he want to preserve that relationship? — Igitur

Survivor of an FBI entrapment case, more like it. It was planned by paid FBI informants. More deep state crooks elevated by deep state dupes. — NOS4A2

[C]onsciousness is the source of this reality, and probably all reality except base reality, which is consciousness itself. It could be that consciousness created something that then creates reality, but we don't know. Consciousness may be able to create reality by its own volition. — Sam26

The rules of chess encompass all the possible games of chess without themselves being one, and a game can provide examples of the rules in action, without being them. — tim wood

Does the color “red” exist outside of the subjective mind that conceptually designates the concept of “red?” — Mp202020

If there is no mind to experience and conceptually designate “red” does red ever aquire an inherent existence independent of a third party mind?

[D]o you think physics describes logic? — Shawn

First Order Logic is a subset of Axiomatic Mathematics ... First order Logic, a subset of axiomatic mathematics, doesn't exist. — Treatid

It doesn't matter ... the meaning of death, who cares? It's not the concept that matters it's the experience! — Sam26

Are you critical of the subject, 180 Proof? — Mark Nyquist