Pretext, text, context

Date: Tue Jun 21, 2005 2:17 pm Subject: pretext, text, context

very thought provoking. the simple analogy of letters, words, sentences, paragraphs, chapters, book, and setting that one reads the book. when related to the world, or consciousness, the only pretext without reducing too far is the brain. this could be another good argument toward Crick's astonishing hypothesis. so why not the spirit? because no one knows what the spirit is. you can't just stop at the spirit, and you can't start with it either. it can't be at the top or the bottom of this pretext, text, context laddar. it can't be in the middle either because there's no known relation to the top or bottom. i dont believe in a spirit, or spirits, or whatever anyways. so as far as the spirit is concerned, god/satan can keep my soul because i can't find it anyways. this could also be a useful critical thinking tool similar to occam's razor or others mention in the writing. i know i'm going to start looking at the world in terms of p, t, c.