Rational Metaphysics: Affectance Ontology - and its Analogies in Psychology and Sociology

Rational Metaphysics: Affectance Ontology - and its Analogies in Psychology and Sociology
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  • Pagination : 432
  • EAN : 9783749473458
  • Protection numérique : Digital watermarking

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"RM covers many ontologies. AO is merely the first. RM is a method for creating understandings. AO is a "Unified Field Theory" or "Theory of Everything". First I had to resolve the true nature of reality itself. That became my "RM:AO". But to know the construct of reality is insufficient in itself. The normal state of reality is entropy, and it takes a special effort to prevent anything from being merely churned up and lost through time. That has been the focus of religion for thousands of years and the whole purpose of their rituals and morals. They have been fighting entropy. Once I knew how reality functions, the task became one of what to do about it: "How could people be saved from natural entropy, especially in a world so passionately lusting for change?" What I came to call, "Social Anentropic Molecularisation (SAM)" was my answer to that question." James S. Saint, June 2014
 
Rational Metaphysics: Affectance Ontology - and its Analogies in Psychology and Sociology

Rational Metaphysics: Affectance Ontology - and its Analogies in Psychology and Sociology


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