Into the Interlipse
Flipping Nilipsism into Solipsism
MW: The world we humans create is fiction, the reality is what existed pre-human and will exist post-human and I suspect forever unknowable. Our existence is all froth.
S33: That’s only because you are viewing the universe from the perspective of an omniscient, immortal voyeur. The contrary view holds that the universe which is not experienced by humans can never exist for humans, so that all but our existence is irrelevant. It’s a fractal. All that you can ever experience is that part of the universe which relates to some aspect of your experience of it. There can never be any other universe for you, you will never experience a universe in which you are not present experiencing it, so there can be no difference between your own life and eternity, except in your imagination. Everything outside of your life is fiction, relative to your frame of reference.
Interlipsism: A View From Everywhere
The word interlipse came to me in between sleeping and waking (hypnopompic), and it appears to have no established meaning. Etymologically, ellipse and ellipsis get their meaning from ‘a falling short’. I use the word elliptical to describe the soft-boundary nature of subjects/concepts/words, as compared to the relatively discrete boundaries of objective phenomena. In this context the word interliptical could be used to define this effect more specifically. As the number of words in a language grows, the greater the potential of those words is to be more precisely defined, and more broadly associated figuratively as well.
I’m not even sure if that’s true, but it seems like it could be. The interliptical quality is the degree to which meaning develops both elliptically (metaphorically) and semphorically (digitally) at the same time. Aesthetically it reminds me of how developer solution chemically teases out clarity and contrast from the entropy of a raw photographic exposure. Instead of assuming that words originate as collections of separate sounds, or an image is built sequentially from pixels, both the irreducible gestalt and the elementary particle are aesthetic perspectives that precipitate from the interlipse. Something like a fractal of lensing lenses.
Leave a Reply Cancel reply
This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.
Emergent properties can only exist within conscious experience.
…
Neither matter nor information can ‘seem to be’ anything. They are what they are.
It makes more sense that existence itself is an irreducibly sensory-motive phenomenon – an aesthetic presentation with scale-dependent anesthetic appearances rather than a mass-energetic structure or information processing function. Instead of consciousness (c) arising as an unexplained addition to an unconscious, non-experienced universe (u) of matter and information (mi), material and informative appearances arise as from the spatiotemporal nesting (dt) of conscious experiences that make up the universe.
Materialism: c = u(mdt) + c
Computationalism: c = u(idt) + c
Multisense Realism: u(midt) = c(c)/~!c.
Recent Posts
Archives
Recent Comments
ptero9 on Grelling–Nelson paradox | |
Ian Flett on On 0.999… being equal to … | |
multisenserealism on A Multisense Realist Critique… | |
multisenserealism on Qualia Basics | |
Matthew Richard Sigl on A Multisense Realist Critique… |
Tags
This slideshow requires JavaScript.
Blogs I Follow
- Shé Art
- irevuo
- astrobutterfly.wordpress.com/
- Be Inspired..!!
- Rain Coast Review
- Perfect Chaos
- amecylia.com
- LUCID BEING
- I can't believe it!
- Table 41: A Novel by Joseph Suglia
- Rationalising The Universe
- Conscience and Consciousness
- yhousenyc.wordpress.com/
- DNA OF GOD
- Musings and Thoughts on the Universe, Personal Development and Current Topics
- Paul's Bench
- This is not Yet-Another-Paradox, This is just How-Things-Really-Are...
- Creativity✒📃😍✌
- Catharine Toso
- Political Joint
I really liked this blog. It’s hopeful and true. Keep writing, you have a fan. 🙂
Thank you so much! I have a good feeling about your blog as well & look forward to reading.