There is no fundamental difference among our ideas...

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There is no fundamental difference among our ideas on different things.

There can be no fundamental difference among our ideas on different things becasuse:

  1. One is an idea, if the one gives another one and if both of them are equal (1=1). For instance 1=1 as an idea, but the 1 on right hand side is not equal to the 1 on the left hand side as non-ideal.
  2. One is a “non-ideal” matter, if one gives another one and if both of them are not equal (one is not equal to another one).
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whaaaa? :frowning:

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The weak trying toe escape competition by declaring all victorious or worthy of respect.

If this type of reasoning leads to one particular ideal, then how can it be equal to anything but to that which is similarly weak and needy?