No. It is just a learned response. We begin with, and sometimes remain with, the automatic reaction to circumstance which is handy for physical survival, but in the case where only our feelings could get hurt there is a method to practice. One could say the information pertaining to the method spontaneously arrived as a consequence of certain relationships. After all we don't necessarily seek particular relationships within which information is shared. We just find ourselves in them due to any number of coincidences and circumstance. Everything seems to be about timing. For example, there have been many great musicians but the ones that made it big and became well known was more to do with accidental timing rather than anything else.Aristocles wrote:It appears rather objective that one would "never take anything personally." Do you agree?Grunth wrote: (Nested quote removed.)
I don't even believe in my own subjectivity so I was never going to take anything personally.
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Or just an agreed upon subjectivity.Steve3007 wrote: If they do, then we conclude that the deductive logic that we have decided links our abstract labels together expresses something about the objective world.
Does that make any sense?