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| Posted: Fri May 26th, 2006 05:30 pm |
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Joe Kelley Administrator
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http://www.sobran.com/columns/index.shtml http://www.lewrockwell.com/orig3/guillory6.html One can imagine something into being. This is a function of something that begs to be accurately identified. What is this means to these ends? How about: Will power? More than a simple perception of reality, a calculation that accurately separates the true from the false, much more than that, this stuff is imaginative. Will power makes what isn't real into what is real. Will reality be disaster or fortune? Again the calculation is more than merely a factual observation. The will must calculate what is better, not just true, and what is not better, not just false. Is this will power stuff the stuff that distinguishes moral conscience from amoral perception? I mean: are we animals or human beings? In other words: do we endeavor to survive only, or, are we capable of perceiving good? These are conclusive questions that answer a self-evident fact. Will power is moral conscience. One can argue the facts. One may even arrive at the facts. What then does one use to measure fact: experience? Yes, one might say, 'it is fact', and it is fact again and again. Experience proves fact time after time. It is a fact and therefore it will be a fact forever. The point is proven to be fact. The perception works. Is that all? Examples: The human sepcies exists now. The Sun shines now. These facts are factual and will remain factual; evidently. One might precieve that the human species only exists now. Once might conclude that the Sun will shine only so long. Facts are measured. The observations are reconsidered. The mind adds a measure of time. The mind expects a change. Further calculation occurs. One perceives future possibilities. One must then calculate again. Will the human species exist tomorrow? Will the Sun shine tomorrow? Will these perception occur tomorrow? Will one be inspired to recalculate tomorrow? Will one rather not calculate? Does one simply react? Does one allow these perceptions to repeat? Does one reject? Does one accept? Does one will a perception into existence? Does one will a perception out of existence? Yes or no - true or false Will one perceive or will one not perceive? Will one answer or will one not answer? Experience may support a perception that one must choose. Experience may support a perception that one does not need to choose.
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