Something iambiguous fails to appreciate is the motion / object dichotomy. Like light being a wave and a particle. Subject is the motion. Object is the stasis.
When I see a jogger on the street, it is a moving object.
I actually don’t think iambiguous is a deep thinker, iambiguous has a schtick that he thinks is a rhetorical (objectively so) masterpiece.
But he really doesn’t think much about existence, like others who explore it with bravery actually do.
Iambiguous is living in the comfort of his construct, it consoles iambiguous to this regard, in his psychology…
This cognitive dissonance in him projects the accusation of consolation to others who are actually the courageous ones.
Every time I define objectivity and objective things to iambiguous, iambiguous is incapable of that leap.
I define it thusly: when you see something and no matter what occurs forever, you’ll no longer change you mind, then it is objective. It’s built into the fabric of existence just like a triangle has three sides… it’s there without sentience, but every time sentience discovers it (and it will always eventually be discovered), the mind is never changed no matter what more is learned forever.
I also tell iambiguous that moral problems are like mathematic proofs… it takes LOTS of REALLY hard actual work to discover them. From the perspective of iambiguous, since we still have outstanding moral puzzles that haven’t been solved or that our first attempt at proofs were shown to have flaws, that ALL mathematical and moral proofs must be false.
Iambiguous at his core is a lazy ass person who doesn’t move anyone forward and has no courage to do the actual work of the human species. He’s a parasite who feels intellectually threatened and ego threatened by the bravery of all these people actually making things happen (real things) everyday.
And, yes Karpel, iambiguous is a narcissist with a fragile ego at core.
That’s why when iambiguous thinks that when he was incorrect about one thing once in his life, that everyone is and will always be wrong about everything.