On the impossibility of knowing a true tenseless fact without omnitemporality

[Ichthus77 (Ichthus77 (formerly She™))]

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A choice must be made

Some notes from the other day: [Greek Philosophy 5.2: Parmenides and Zeno of Elea: A Philosophy of Eternity] So if the apparently antithetical properties timeless (unchanging) and temporal (changeable) are contingent, extrinsic properties, what essential, intrinsic property do they NOT negate? That’s why you need to talk about changeless (necessary) (whole) SUBSUMING (being ontologically prior to, but coeternal WITH)… (in a mutually productive way, because love—a choice—is not love…