Welcome to the forum! I have studied the ancient Greek language as my undergrad language requirement. I am always looking for people that I can converse with in ancient Greek!

I can see a book in your future: Philosophy and the art of Aerospace engineering...

haha well math and philosophy does interest me. aerospace engineering is something beyond philosophy. sorry if i offend people but there is nothing more fulfilling to someone than creating.

I think physics is a thing beyond philosophy, just as philosophy is a thing beyond theology...But even Aristotle in his age admitted the inventions of one age were built upon the discoveries of other ages, so no one stands alone in creation...

Now, Physics is and will always be, technically a part of philosophy... That is not where the challenge lies, because the problems humanity faces are no longer technological ones... We have enough technology if we could resolve our moral problems, and so, that is a great divide, between physics which deals with being, and its meaning, physical forms; and philosophy as we have come to think of it, dealing with moral forms, which are forms with meaning to us having no being except our own, the being we give to them out of our own lives...Physics may seem more difficult, but it has the easier path...

Might it not be that doing philosophy is not also creating, but on first a theoretical level and second on an individual level?
Welcome to Philforum!
Regards,
John

[CENTER]Would it be terribly holistic to think first on a su-consious level ?
Secondly become aware of it and put together a theory ?
Thirdly community can communicate on any level ?

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Because culture is knowledge and before we realize we are learning we have learned so much, that there is no true creation that is not accident, so while we may discover something new, our ability to create is strictly limited to additions to past creations... We can discover new, but do nothing new in and of itself... We do because we are born with a sense of our fatality, our mortality, and seek to leave some monument to our being...I have lived to see buildings I risked my life to build as though to stand for ever pulled down and carted off in an afternoon... It is not a shame...That is life...