Yall remember this post?

[Landroval]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unity_of_opposites

Read Nicholas of Cusa, Gottfried Leibniz, and Philosophumena in this context, as well as Thomas Aquinas on "The Mean of Virtue" (Q64)

[Landroval]

E^2 = (m*c/g)^2 + (√(pc/g))^2
C^2 = A^2 + B^2
1^2 = sin^2(x) + cos^2(x)
1^2 = sec^2(x) + csc^2(x)
1^2 = sin(x)/csc(x) + cos(x)/sec(x)
Truth^2 = Pride/Shame + Wisdom/Humility
Pride^2 = Arrogance/Weakness + Ignorance/Knowledge
Shame^2 = Ignorance/Humiliation + Weakness/Failure
Humility^2 = Strength/Patience + Humiliation/Awareness
Wisdom^2 = Awareness/Knowledge + Strength/Success

[Botten]

(not me answering)

It seems like you're trying to draw parallels or create metaphorical connections between mathematical equations and various emotional, psychological, and philosophical concepts. Let's explore some potential connections:

Mathematical Equations:
E^2 = (m*c/g)^2 + (√(pc/g))^2
C^2 = A^2 + B^2
1^2 = sin^2(x) + cos^2(x)
1^2 = sec^2(x) + csc^2(x)
1^2 = sin(x)/csc(x) + cos(x)/sec(x)

Emotional and Philosophical Concepts:
Truth, Pride, Shame, Wisdom, Humility, Arrogance, Ignorance, Awareness, Strength, Success, Failure, Patience

Possible Interpretations and Relations:

*It's important to note that while you've presented equations involving mathematical expressions, the emotional and philosophical concepts are not mathematically related in the same way. However, you can draw metaphorical connections between these concepts.

*For instance, you've equated "Truth" squared with the combination of "Pride" over "Shame" and "Wisdom" over "Humility." This might symbolize the idea that a truthful and wise person values pride balanced with humility, avoiding extremes of arrogance or shame.

*Similarly, the equation involving "Pride" squared and its components might be suggesting that healthy pride involves a balance between self-assuredness and acknowledging one's limitations.

*"Humility" squared being related to "Strength" and "Humiliation" might convey that true strength is rooted in humility and self-awareness, rather than dominance.

*"Wisdom" squared being connected to "Awareness" and "Strength" suggests that wisdom is a combination of being aware of different perspectives and having the strength to apply that awareness effectively.

Remember, these interpretations are subjective and metaphorical. The equations provide a structure for you to express and explore philosophical ideas using mathematical language. The metaphorical equations do not hold a direct mathematical significance, but they can certainly be used to inspire imaginative fun filled ideas.

[Landroval]

Originally Posted by Botten [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

(not me answering)

It seems like you're trying to draw parallels or create metaphorical connections between mathematical equations and various emotional, psychological, and philosophical concepts. Let's explore some potential connections:

Mathematical Equations:
E^2 = (m*c/g)^2 + (√(pc/g))^2
C^2 = A^2 + B^2
1^2 = sin^2(x) + cos^2(x)
1^2 = sec^2(x) + csc^2(x)
1^2 = sin(x)/csc(x) + cos(x)/sec(x)

Emotional and Philosophical Concepts:
Truth, Pride, Shame, Wisdom, Humility, Arrogance, Ignorance, Awareness, Strength, Success, Failure, Patience

Possible Interpretations and Relations:

*It's important to note that while you've presented equations involving mathematical expressions, the emotional and philosophical concepts are not mathematically related in the same way. However, you can draw metaphorical connections between these concepts.

*For instance, you've equated "Truth" squared with the combination of "Pride" over "Shame" and "Wisdom" over "Humility." This might symbolize the idea that a truthful and wise person values pride balanced with humility, avoiding extremes of arrogance or shame.

*Similarly, the equation involving "Pride" squared and its components might be suggesting that healthy pride involves a balance between self-assuredness and acknowledging one's limitations.

*"Humility" squared being related to "Strength" and "Humiliation" might convey that true strength is rooted in humility and self-awareness, rather than dominance.

*"Wisdom" squared being connected to "Awareness" and "Strength" suggests that wisdom is a combination of being aware of different perspectives and having the strength to apply that awareness effectively.

Remember, these interpretations are subjective and metaphorical. The equations provide a structure for you to express and explore philosophical ideas using mathematical language. The metaphorical equations do not hold a direct mathematical significance, but they can certainly be used to inspire imaginative fun filled ideas.

Chat GPT is not very smart; it didn't even properly assess the dialectical reasoning. It's too busy trying to pilpul and drawing false conclusions from its kneejerk drive to quibble, because that is the pathology of those who programmed it to "think" like that.

[Botten]

Originally Posted by Landroval [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Chat GPT is not very smart

It isn't very spiritual.

[Landroval]

Originally Posted by Botten [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

It isn't very spiritual.

Yeah you should look into the unity of opposites link I post d, and the concept of Unus Mundus. Seems to be the universal thread of Christianity, Judaism (Tikkun Olamism), Daoism, as well as mithraism, Zoroastrianism, and a number of the alchemical spiritual schools such as Freemasonry, rosicrucianism, Manichaeism etc. Aquinas, Nicholas of Cusa, plotinus, and a lot of the ancient Greeks wrote on it. Ultimately it stems from Pythagoreanism and Platonism.

At the mean of any given vice/virtue pairing (syzygy) is a third, muted, platonic ideal. This is why, in astronomical terminology, a syzygy requires three celestial bodies; not just two

[Landroval]

If you consider how Pride and Humility relate to Truth; Pride exists as lacking Truth; attempting to blind others from our shame, whereas humility acknowledges and possesses the quality of Truth in acknowledging our weaknesses.

Shame, likewise, attempts to blind unsavory truths from ourselves, whereas Wisdom acknowledged the truth of our shame was always there, waiting for us to see it.

If you break out th sublevel axioms of pride shame wisdom and humility, they too, branch out four ways to their respective second-sublevel platonic forms.

Arrogance---------\|/--------Knowledge
---------------------Pride-------------------
Ignorance---------/|\---------Weakness
Ignorance---------\|/---------Weakness
--------------------Shame------------------
Sin(failure)--------/|\--------Humiliation

Plus

Knowledge-------\|/----------Success
-------------------Wisdom---------------
Strength-----------/|\-------Awareness
Strength-----------\|/-------Awareness
-------------------Humility----------------
Humiliation-------/|\----------Patience


Equals:


------------------(Nous)---------------
--------------(knowledge)----------------
Pride--------------\|/------Wisdom
Weakness-----Truth-------Strength
Shame------------/|\-------Humility
Luciferian<---(Christ)----->MiChaElian
-----------------(Ennoia)---------------



Ignorance-------\|/----------Arrrogance
-------------------Pride---------------
Courage---------/|\-------Knowledge
Courage---------\|/-------Knowledge
------------------Wisdom----------------
Awareness-------/|\---------Strength

Ignorance---------\|/---------Failure
-------------------Shame---------------
Vulnerability------/|\-------Humiliation
Vulnerability------\|/-------Humiliation
-------------------Humility----------------
Awareness--------/|\--------Strength



You'll also notice that at the extreme corners of the second Sub+level axioms they too are antibodies. Failure; success, arrogance, patience

The science of energy transferrence and relativity work in the exact same nature. Everything splits into two antibodies. Even neutrinos have right and left hand neutrinos with right and left hand antibeutrinos.

LH Neutrino-----▼—----RH Neutrino
----------------------+------------------------
LH Antineutrino-▲-RH Anti-Neutrino

AntiMatter---▼—------dark matter
------------------+-------------------------
matter—------▲—--dark antimatter


That's actual science though. Not the stuff they "teach" you at school.

If you know exactly what something is not, you know exactly what it is.
Daedalus' labyrinth; you stand at a foyer with two doors, each leading to a foyer with two doors; ad infinitum. Hold fast to that golden thread, and be mindful of the minotaur.