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At the end of the day, you've still identified that particular configuration as a "hat"- a configuration forming a discrete unit. Without it, you have no concep
by zdragnar 4y ago
At the end of the day, you've still identified that particular configuration as a "hat"- a configuration forming a discrete unit. Without it, you have no concept of object permanence and no basis for comprehending any form of logic at all. After all, even within plasma, there are discrete units which are configurations of other discrete units.
- colordrops 4y agoBut these discrete units in the plasma are also model constructs of ours rather than fundamental properties of nature. The point is that any discrete lines we draw are ours, and not necessarily nature's. Of course we have no concept of object permanence without these, because concepts and objects are discrete models we create ourselves. It's tautological.