Hi,

Well, Here I am. I'm currently very interested in philosophy, esp. ethics, causality, Consciousness, Identity, the Liar, and God. Also, I love the idea of cellular automata-based digital physics.

I guess I'll share my (current) opinions:

1: Ethics- Everything is ethical, so nothing is ethical.

2: Causality- we only think it exists because of induction...

3: Consciousness- a result of an entity applying language to communicate with itself.

4: Identity- Entirely a result of memories.

5: The Liar- Solution: Logic is incomplete/inconsistent.

6: God- We cannot know for sure whether he is or not, but if atheism/nihilism is right, (by the way I think atheism is the same as nihilism), why care about "wasting" your time in the first place? Then there's always pascal's wager to worry about...

Anyway, my current opinions in a nutshell. Subject to change extremely frequently. Also, I'm kinda new to "professional" philosophy, so sorry if I ever completely misunderstand something.



By the way, if we have a statement x defined as "x=>y", then can't we prove any statement y in first-order logic?

If we assume !x, then we get !(x=>y), so x*!y, so x*!x, so from IP we get !!x, so x, and since x=>y, we get y... Bizarre... y could be anything...

Anyway, TTYL8R