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What is the basis of meaning then, if it cannot be defined in a physical space then it is something that is artificial and to our own consciousness only.
by Aperocky 7y ago
What is the basis of meaning then, if it cannot be defined in a physical space then it is something that is artificial and to our own consciousness only.
- syrrim 7y agoSuppose we could identify some basis for meaning that we could be reasonably sure would be shared with beings in other universes - a Schelling point for meaning, if you will. Such a thing would be neither based on the laws of physics, nor restricted to our consciousness. Whether or not it would be "artificial" remains open to interpretation.