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A logic question 09/11/25(Thu)07:51:47 No.82469223

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A logic question Anonymous 09/11/25(Thu)07:51:47 No.82469223 Archived

What is the opposite of being that is not just the negation of being?

Anonymous
09/11/25(Thu)08:12:17 No.82469306

Anonymous 09/11/25(Thu)08:12:17 No.82469306

>>82469223

It all depends on whether you believe in a monist or dualist universe.

Anonymous
09/11/25(Thu)08:15:02 No.82469315

Anonymous 09/11/25(Thu)08:15:02 No.82469315

>>82469306
How so? Oregano please

Anonymous
09/11/25(Thu)08:18:00 No.82469327

Anonymous 09/11/25(Thu)08:18:00 No.82469327

>>82469315

Monists tend not to believe in opposites. They believe that what we call the opposite is simply the presence or absence of a thing.

Anonymous
09/11/25(Thu)08:19:28 No.82469334

Anonymous 09/11/25(Thu)08:19:28 No.82469334

>>82469327
So what is the dualist response to my question?

Anonymous
09/11/25(Thu)09:02:20 No.82469594

Anonymous 09/11/25(Thu)09:02:20 No.82469594

>>82469223
there is no opposite.
otherwise i will say becoming is the opposite.

Anonymous
09/11/25(Thu)09:07:35 No.82469626

Anonymous 09/11/25(Thu)09:07:35 No.82469626

>>82469223

"Nothingness" just like "infinity" doesn't actually exist in the real world. It only exists on paper, in theory, and in our imaginations.

Anonymous
09/11/25(Thu)10:24:59 No.82470111

Anonymous 09/11/25(Thu)10:24:59 No.82470111

>>82469223
do you also wonder what is the opposite of heat that is not just the absence of heat and what the opposite of light is that isn't just the absence of light?