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What are your thoughts on Bernardo Kastrup?
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>>25467926
Not really sure. I have read 2 of his books: The Idea of the World and Decoding Jungs Metaphysics.
The latter was actually really good. I wished it was a little longer though.
The Idea of the World was good. Very repetitive, which is a given regarding that it basically is just 15 essays of him mashed together. But after finishing it, I was still left with some question. F.e. he mentioned solipsism a few times and wanted to refute in a one chapter. Sadly, his refutation was basically non-existent and he just defined the term for like the third time in the book. A debate on theism came too short too or it didn't exist at all (I don't remember). Solid book, nonetheless.
Sadly, I don't have too much knowledge about metaphysics or quantum mechanics, so I can't exactly prove him right or wrong. I guess I should just start to read Schlopenhauers WaWaR, which has been lying around for like 3 years.
But I do plan to read more of him though. He is definitely interesting and and writes about interesting topics.
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>>25467926
>Analytic idealism is a modern philosophical view stating that consciousness, not physical matter, is the fundamental substance of reality. Championed primarily by philosopher Bernardo Kastrup, it proposes that the physical world we measure is an external appearance or projection of a universal, cosmic mind.
dumb as fuck. if you fall for this twaddle you're not worth arguing with
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>mind body dualism
*YAWN*
When are we going to collectively move past this obvious false dichotomy?
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If I get evens I'll actually read the one book of his I have of his.
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>>25468182
its really not obvious at all
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>>25468182
everyone with a brain already did a century ago or earlier
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>>25469895
if you need help
https://www.amazon.com/dp/0674967518
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>>25467926
overpriced toilet paper.
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>>25468180
No one wants to argue with jewish retards like you anyways.
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>>25470268
>we're all, like, thoughts in yahweh's mind, bro!
classic kikerat projection
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>>25469895
Read Spinoza
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>>25470281
Kastrup is a crypto-vedantist POV, dumb faggot.
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>>25470303
Spinoza was an atheist piece of shit thoughbeit.
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>>25470351
>NOOO IT'S BUDDKEKERY, NOT KIKEKEKERY!!!
they're the same picture
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>>25470364
Stop being antiwhite.
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>>25470376
>buddhism is white now
lmao you can't even be consistent for one post
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>>25470392
Stop being antiwhite.
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>>25470395
no
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>>25467926
>semiotics
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>>25471019
I like your project.
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>>25469972
I don't need your help. fuck off.

>>25470303
no, Spinoza is evil
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>>25470351
embrace Kashmir Shaivism
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>>25468182
Idealist monism isn't dualism, you philosophically illiterate imbecile.
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>>25468134
His book on Jung is excellent, its the best secondary source work on him for anyone who wants better understanding Jung but find his direct works confusing at first.
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>>25468180
>>Analytic idealism is a modern philosophical view stating that consciousness, not physical matter, is the fundamental substance of reality.
Why is this controversial, its so flagrantly obvious, its literally impossible to have a frame of reference or perspective beyond conscious awareness. Platos cave pointed this out 2000 years ago and yet moderns are so up their own asses they're mistaking their turds for the ground of reality.
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>>25471146
I have only read Man and his Symbols from Jung before reading Kastrups work. I could imagine Kastrups work being confusing, because he mostly only explains what is absolutely necessary to understand the metaphysics. But yeah, at least some very basic knowledge regarding Jung would be good.
I have to agree that the book is excellent. Synchronicity always seemed like an absolute schizo topic to me, but Kastrup actually offers a very interesting perspective. I didn't even know that Jung "developed" this concept in collaboration with a Nobel price winner in physics. Definitely motivated me to look more into Jung.
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