Arlight, you thomist larpers and whitehead-memers, now's your time to shine: substance ontology vs. process ontology which one and why

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Anonymous Mon Jul 8 21:38:22 2019 No.13434585 [Reply] [Original]

Arlight, you thomist larpers and whitehead-memers, now's your time to shine:

substance ontology vs. process ontology

which one and why

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 8 21:40:18 2019 No.13434597 File: 962 KB, 2529x1214, 1559890912951.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>13434585 Substance although I admire process. I just find becoming to be utterly retarded

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 8 21:40:24 2019 No.13434598 aontology

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 8 21:42:29 2019 No.13434613 >>13434585 Change is a property. You cannot describe change unless there are things being changed.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 8 21:44:05 2019 No.13434620 Better question since OP is confirmed pseud, favorite process ontologists 1. Hegel 2. Stoics

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