tylers100 Posted June 15 Share Posted June 15 - Introduction The reason for this thread is to bring up a possible discussion about the premise behind the 'Theory of Everything' journey presumed to be undertook by some people and possibly make refinements (e.g. ascertain, articulation, and clarification) with it for ranging from layman to technical and / or vice versa. The 'Theory of Everything' has to be objective-oriented or at least try to be approximately close to that, to be fair and make an inclusion of considerations for different and major but otherwise simplified categories of existence or reality; unbiased spirit, mind, and physical aspect and transition or interaction between these. There surely are some philosophical differences, attitudes, and / or stances toward the 'Theory of Everything'. To have it is to formally define, explain, and use reality. - Reality A real existence. - Subjective Reality Stance Reality depends on minds. - Intersubjective Reality Stance A middle ground between subjective and objective reality stance; Reality and minds; both depend on and are independent of with each other albeit at varying levels of interaction. - Objective Reality Stance Reality is independent of minds. - Transition Between Stances A potential transition between subjective, intersubjective, and objective reality stance as situational dependent and conceptual timing. I made an inclusion of situational dependent and conceptual timing, because of fair consideration of possibilities with transition (e.g. not fixed to a stance and because sometime some of us are learning, thus shifting between is possible). - Diagram See an attached image of diagram I developed pertains to this thread. It consists of reality as umbrella of three different reality stances and a transition between these, and definitions for all of these. - Reference The termed word and its meaning, intersubjective, was found and adapted from the following quotes and links: "Intersubjectivity can be viewed as the middle ground between objectivity and subjectivity because it contains characteristics of both epistemological stances. Intersubjectivity is focused on the belief that research is neither purely objective nor purely subjective in nature. In this entry intersubjectivity is described as agreement among scientists occurring via communication and the sharing of meanings regarding their research objects and research contexts." From link: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1002/9781118901731.iecrm0123 "Intersubjectivity is considered crucial not only at the relational level but also at the epistemological and even metaphysical levels. For example, intersubjectivity is postulated as playing a role in establishing the truth of propositions, and constituting the so-called objectivity of objects." From link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intersubjectivity I included subjectivity alongside with intersubjectivity and objectivity, because these intersubjectivity and objectivity are inherited from subjectivity from my point of view. If without subjectivity, how what else can we interact (intersubjectivity) and constitute objectivity of objects (objectivity)? - Other Comments For some reasons I see: Subjective Reality as principle (e.g. made of). Intersubjective Reality as interaction (e.g. psychological relations/relationships and fundamental interactions in physics). Objective Reality as emergence (e.g. 'result' from relations/relationships and interaction). I'm not sure if these as I see have connection(s) with above or not, I just thought it'd be interesting to point these out. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
naitche Posted June 22 Share Posted June 22 (edited) My best hypothesis atm is that objective and subjective realities are equal, as One. If Objective reality is the state of being, with out relationship. and subjective, in relationship. Where a state of being is decided or final, its in decline. Nothing is the only enduring statehood. Its measure must be evidenced. Its equal. The balance between something and nothing is its measure. Identity/Identification is always objective. Without relation to. Defined from the relationships/environment that assign it value. So any measure/value is attributed subjectively, to the relationship between its measure, and its being. Edited June 22 by naitche Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
naitche Posted June 23 Share Posted June 23 (edited) Only relationship can provide the balance. The subjective. It leads the way. Form/state follows function/direction Identification is objective/reductive. Any measure or value is subjective. Supports the purpose. Subjective values can't be applied objectively, with out creating a double negative. A negative bias. Objective values can be applied to the subjective, but only in service to the whole of reality. Equal in consideration. To provide equal structure. Realities equal as one, otherwise, Naught. Edited June 23 by naitche Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
naitche Posted June 23 Share Posted June 23 (edited) Reality can only hold what it will assume or except. Edited June 23 by naitche Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
naitche Posted June 24 Share Posted June 24 (edited) 20 hours ago, naitche said: Only relationship can provide the balance. The subjective. It leads the way. Form/state follows function/direction Identification is objective/reductive. Any measure or value is subjective. Supports the purpose. Subjective values can't be applied objectively, with out creating a double negative. A negative bias. Objective values can be applied to the subjective, but only in service to the whole of reality. Equal in consideration. To provide equal structure. Realities equal as one, otherwise, Naught. Ugh. My poor wording again. Value can only go one way, to direction. Application of the objective, to an objective, is the double negative. The value is assumed into the negative, and has become a 'value' since it can only be applied that way, subjectively. Objectives applied subjectively direct structure. Structure which will only support the reality assumed in/by? its implementation. Seems to underpin biological and evolutionary process of recognition and response., and to work in the social sciences, explaining the use or purpose of belief or bias to organic structure. Edited June 24 by naitche Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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