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Originally Posted by infinitethoughts  Well then we're back at square one.
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In the context of us perceiving.....
1. If one makes the statement (and agrees with it) "I perceive 'subjectively' and can only perceive subjectively," then everything is subjective to you. |
"I perceive subjectively" means "I perceive in a way that is subjective" not "the content or object of my perception is subjective." There is a difference between the nature of perception and it's content/object.
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2. Following the above Axiom, it's impossible to perceive an objective universe.[/I]
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No, it's impossible to perceive objectively. But it's not a contradiction to say that I can subjectively perceive an objective universe any more than it's a contradiction to say "this is a red book with white pages."
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And then you'll argue for your truths.[/QUOTE]
I'd rather discuss them than argue for them. If my tone sounds argumentative then I apologize.