/lit/ - Literature

>>21863369
Nlab has this sort of things in spades.

>>21654262
I mean, the idea that some objects imply the existence of others was what got category theory going in the first place, but this was already down in writing in the Greater and Lesser Logics. It's just that the prose is almost unbearable and he quickly jumps to far more abstract terms, leaving behind the simple mathematical objects.

>>21632358
Hmm, unless it was Hegel himself who was a super intelligent extraterrestrial AI who was seeding emerging intelligent species with this knowledge in an attempt to take advantage of selection effects in the attainment of the Absolute? Now that's a possible plot twist.

Possibly true too.

>>21251877
Not him but:

Assume proposition P is true.
Assume no one knows P is true.
This entails that the proposition P2, "P is an unknown truth" is also true.
It is not possible to know P2, as to know this is true entails knowing P is true, but this in turn means that P2 is no longer known, so its truth cannot be know.

Get wrecked. Circular, falliblist epistemology is the only thing that works. My boy Hegel knew this, and that Kant had created all sorts of trouble with the noumenal/phenomenal distinction.

That's why all true Gs are analytical Hegelians. Only through the progression of autism does the Absolute come into being dawg.

Absolute Knowing is just stage I. Absolute Analytical Autism comes next.