Words are merely symbols we use to name things we cannot telepathically communicate. A symbol is given meaning by a context. A random word in one language could be a curse in another. Certain complements would be taken as offensive by some people.
Some additional thoughts: https://steemit.com/philosophy/@vimukthi/2-thought-experiments-to-forever-change-the-way-you-look-at-the-world-philosophy-discussion
Well said. Which is why feeling oneself through life is much 'safer' than thinking ourselves through life.
Thanks for your article. I'll take a look at it ;)
Have fun reading :-)
I read your article ;)
What shall I say? This article flew just perfectly while reading, because I exactly get what you mean. Actually nothing to add, the way you describe this, it has been floating around in my mind as well over many years.
Each Quantum particle has the property of Infinity in itself, with respect to 'Time' as well as Space.
What we call a blessing might be a nightmare elsewhere in the Universes. What we consider as beautiful might be considered ugly elsewhere in the Universes. There surely are worlds where colours exist which we don't have sensors for, while we might have colours other world's have no sensors for.
Quintessentially, we are all just experiencing ourselves, with nothing being more or less true, more or less important, more or less valid an experience, or any sense of one being better or worse than the other.
And I'd say that infinity is possible because that there is no default state to begin with. That which is born with nothing can become anything and that's what all things are. A is A because we call it A and V could be either a letter or a number. Chopping off a person's leg could be a virtue or a sin (depending on the person who commit the act being a surgeon or not)
I don't even need to ponder your statement because it could have been mine, so much I recognize my own insights in these words;)