Thanks y’all

Sounds amazing. What is the aproximate cost for all the parts needed?

I wonder what those people claim they keep politics and science seperated. You know, because if you get a lab coat you’re immune

There’s only one reason to clickbait that hard

Dewindowed

Okay I dont know much about dino categorization, but let’s say: The category “dinosaur” is a sum of descriptions of objective properties of dinosaurs and their relation to other species’ properties (idk, no milk, thus no mammal…). Those properties and relations existed as the dinosaur existed. So I would agree: to that extend the categories existed, without us.

Let’s say the category “poetry” describes a relational phenomenon that occurs when a combination of words or an arrangement of things (sunset, fossils) sparks an aesthetic experience.

This is not just discovered and described by humans, but it can exclusively happen when humans are present. As with dinos: the category “poetry” didn’ exist before us. The difference I’m all about: What the category describes also did’t exist before humans. Yes, there were fossils, but they alone would have never evolved to be a part of poetry without humans, the way dinos were dinos without humans.

You also rock.

You rock.

To the haters: I dont question your experience of (this) poetry. That I would be sorry for.

I questions the hypostasis, that is declaring your experience of the thing as a property of the thing.

No. By my logic human existence is the point in wich poetry exists.

Yes, we almost agree, I just argue: Poetry is not what sparks. It’s the spark.

Sunrise exists: no poetry. Sunrise sparks someones mind: poetry.

Did anyone look this up?

Yeah nice, but also no not quite… Before humans and before words there was no poetry. Just stones and bugs and stuff. It needed humans cognitive capacity to emerge/create (not discover) aesthetic categories, like poetry

Sorry for fact checking your poetic meme, but it made this claim that might be understood factual and unreflected mystification of nature is still quite a thing