From: Matthew Stone (mattstone_2000@yahoo.co.uk)
Date: Thu Apr 10 2003 - 14:47:23 BST
Platt,
What if I did deny them? Are you saying I can't deny
them, or that I shouldn't deny them because I'd be
wrong? What if some of the words you used mean
different things to me than they do to you? What if
some of the imagary and context I use to give meaning
to those sentences is different to yours? What if I'm
homosemantic or mad? What if I see the progression of
logic and science from the outside rather than the
inside, and see it's discontinuity and uncertainty?
You have appropriated some basic knowledge about what
reality is, and then challenged us to challenge you.
But any knowledge of the context of how our thought
and knowledge is built, the mesh of signs and signals
that evolve and confer meaning, and the contingency
therein, would show you to be undeniably wrong. :)
Matt S
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