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Austrian Economics versus Keynesian and Monetarist Macroeconomics
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A Baby-in-a-Womb as an Entity
A Consciousness Conscious Only of Itself
A Physical Description of Entities does not Negate The Metaphysical Status of Sensory Qualities
A Physical Description of Entities does not Negate Their Existence
A Physical Description of Entities is the Realm of Physics, not Philosophy
A Physical Explanation for Consciousness or Free Will does not Negate Their Existence
Abstraction
Action (BPC)
All Knowledge is Either Perceptual or Conceptual
An Anthropogenic Theory of Value
Anarcho-Capitalism
Arbitrary
Argumentative Soundness
Argumentative Validity
Arguments from Defining God into Existence
Austrian Economics
Axioms as Irreducible Primaries
Axioms as Undeniable
Broad Physical Categories (BPC)
Bundled Philosophy
Causal Connections (BPC)
Characteristics vs. Properties (BPC)
Commensurability
Common Bromides
Companions in Guilt
Concept-Formation as an Algebraic Process
Concept
Concepts of Consciousness as Involving Measurement-Omission
Conceptual Common Denominator
Conceptual Order
Conditioning Connections (BPC)
Conscious Action
Conscious Content
Consciousness as a non-Entity
Consciousness as Naturalistic
Consciousness as Unscientific Because it Cannot be Defined
Consciousness Has an Object and a Subject
Consciousness is a Biological Faculty
Consciousness is an Active Process
Consciousness
Constituent and Composite Entities (BPC)
Corollary
Definition
Different Forms of Sense Perception does not Invalidate Sense Perception
Different Forms of Sense Perception Lead to Different Capabilities in Deducing Laws
Differentiation
Dismissing the Arbitrary
Does Omnipotence Include The Ability to make Contradictions True
Economics
Empiricism
Entity and Property (BPC)
Entity
Epistemic Authoritarianism
Epistemic Units as Objective
Epistemology as Dependent Upon the Fallibility of a Conceptual Consciousness
Epistemology as Dependent Upon the Primacy of Existence
Epistemology
Evasion
Evidence
Examples of Entities
Existence Exists
Existence is Identity
Fact
Fallacy of Reification of the Zero
Falsehood
Fire as a non-Entity
Floating Abstraction
Focus as Antecedent to Any Choice
Forms of the Primacy of Consciousness
Four Conditioning Connections (BPC)
Four Fundamentals Characteristics of Consciousness
Free Will
geeslime
Generalization
God as a Miracle-Worker
God as a Pure Self-Consciousness
God as a Rejection of the Basic Axioms
God as Infinite
God as Omnipotent
God as the Creator
God as the Designer
Hallucinations do not Negate the Validity of the Senses
How Essential Is Praxeology to Philosophy
How Much Time Has There Been
Human Action is Undeniable
Human Action
Idealism as a Rejection of the Basic Axioms
Idealism
Illusions are not Perceptual Errors
Inference
Infinity as a Floating Abstraction
Innate Ideas
Innate Knowledge as a Violation of Causality
Integration
Johnny Cochran at the O.J. Trial Claiming a Police Conspiracy
Law
Libertarian Free Will
LiquidZulu
Logical Fallacies
Man
Material and Formal Entities (BPC)
Materialism as a Rejection of the Basic Axioms
Matter and Form (BPC)
Measurement Relationships
Measurement
Mental Focus as Having Degrees
Mental Focus
Metaphysically Given
Metaphysics
Miracles are a Metaphysical Impossibility
Mysticism as Invalid
Mysticism
Mystics of Spirit
Naive Anarchism as a Package Deal
Naive Realism
Necessary Connections (BPC)
Nominalism iff Sensualism
Nominalism
Non-Existence
Normativity
Objectivism does not Hold that Consciousness is an Entity
Objectivism
Omnipotence
Omniscience
Onus of Proof Principle
Past Lives as an Example of The Arbitrary
Percept
Philosophy
Praxeology
Primacy of the Personal Consciousness
Primacy of the Social Consciousness
Primacy of the Supernatural Consciousness
Proof
Proposition
Psuedoscience
Psychological Inertia
Rape Matrix
Rationalism
Recklessness and Negligence
Refute
Rejections of the Basic Axioms
Relationship (BPC)
Science
Scientism
Self-Evident vs. Obvious
Sensation
Sense Perception
Sensory Subjectivism
Sensualism
Sentences
Skyscrapers as the True Dimensions of Man
Spiritual vs Material
The Arbitrary as Neither True nor False
The Attack on the Senses by Being Effects
The Attack on the Senses by Eddington's Two Tables
The Attack on the Senses from their Limitation
The Axiom of Consciousness
The Categories of Being
The Characteristics of Entities
The Conflation of Empiricism and Nominalism-Sensualism
The Decivilizing Effect of Taxation
The Determinist-Indeterminist False-Dichotomy
The Differing Challenges of Explicating a Standard of Measurement
The Economic Calculation Problem
The Epistemic Primacy of Sense Perception
The Epistemic Role of Measurement
The Epistemic Sense of Objectivity
The Error in Regarding the Man-Made as Immutable
The Error in Regarding the Metaphysically Given as Mutable
The Error of Conflating Ownership with Possesion
The Error of Conflating the Man-Made with the Metaphysically Given
The Error of Conflating the Potential with the Actual
The Error of Mechanistic Causality
The Failure of Mixed Law
The Four Causes (BPC)
The Fundamental Axioms of Metaphysics
The Grand Canyon Argument
The Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle as a Refutation of Causality
The Identity of Consciousness as the Root of Epistemology
The Impossibility of Gaining Omniscence
The Impossibility of Unlimited Senses
The Interrelation of Evasion and Drift
The Invalidity of the Senses Implies The Invalidity of Knowledge
The Kantian Attack on Cognition
The Law of Causality
The Law of Identity
The Laws of Logic
The Levels of Consciousness
The Locus of Human Free Will
The Materialist-Idealist False Dichotomy
The Meaning of Objectivity
The Metaphysical Sense of Objectivity
The Metaphysical Status of Concepts
The Metaphysical Status of Sensory Qualities
The Metaphysically Given as Absolute
The Mind-Body Conflict
The Objectivist Theory of Concept Formation as Valid
The Objectivist Theory of Concepts
The Plane Crash Example
The Pre-Requisites of Epistemology
The Primacy of Consciousness as the Fundamental Error
The Primacy of Existence as an Objectivist Innovation
The Primacy of Existence vs The Primacy of Consciousness
The Primary Choice Being Focus or Drift
The Psychological Effects of Regarding the Metaphysically Given as Mutable
The Requirements of a Standard of Measurement
The Role of Definition for a Conceptual Being
The Role of Language for a Conceptual Being
The Role of the Senses
The Secondary Choice as Being Motivated
The Secondary Choice Being The Choice to Think or Evade
The Senses as Condensing Complex Information
The Senses as Distorted Implies Non-Consciousness
The Senses Do Not Distort
The Sensory-Perceptual Level as Automatic
The Stolen Concept Fallacy
The Timaeus on the Imperfection of Reality
The Universe as Eternal
The Validation of Free Will
The Validation of Negative Propositions
The Validation of Sense Perception
Truth
Unit (Epistemology)
Validation
Why Objectivism Rejects Agnosticism
Why The Onus of Proof Principle Does Not Apply Equally to Negatives
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Aristotle
Ayn Rand
Democritus
Hobbes
Leonard Peikoff
Marx
Plato
Protagoras
Skinner
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All Knowledge Is Either Perceptual Or Conceptual
Sense perception is valid
and
concepts are valid
;
there is no means of knowledge apart from the senses
;
therefore, all
knowledge
is either
perceptual
or
conceptual
.
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