I think YuZhonglu is making the notion that in a historical, crime scene, and scientific perspective that over time new conclusions are made about old results. If i have video footage that Bob robbed my house and 10 years later i discover Bob died in 1990 and infact it was hologram of Bob. The actual person who robbed my house was Frank and he did it with out being caught on camera. — christian2017
Because you used the word "position."
That's a concept generated by the human brain. — YuZhonglu
You can't reference something unless your brain believes it exists. Does a "state of affairs" exist outside of us? Maybe. But any claims about it are generated by a human brain. — YuZhonglu
I feel my previous posts clarified what YuZhonglu was trying to get across. I could be wrong. — christian2017
We can only point at things that we can observe and interpret through our brain. — YuZhonglu
You can't literally point at something without a finger, right? Does that mean that we can only point at our finger? — Terrapin Station
Yes, you can point at things other than your finger. How does that relate to this debate? — YuZhonglu
Anytime you use a concept, you're referring to that concept. — YuZhonglu
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