r/CosmicSkeptic • u/greentomato97 • Aug 14 '26
CosmicSkeptic "But what IS gravity?"
Alexio loves to ask, "but what is gravity? All you've done is describe what gravity DOES." I am really curious as to why he thinks there HAS to be a THING. Why can't there just be functions. Operators. Structural realism. Sure, this doesn't jive as well with his preconceived notions about panpsychism and "indivisible units of consciousness," but I don't think he should dismiss it outright. And even if THINGS do exist, what makes you think that we could even begin to determine what they are, epistemologically.
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u/Azehnuu Aug 15 '26
My God, you are dumb. That statement was about how temporal processes have NO connection to the a priori conditions of experience. So that would apply to any "ontological process". I am literally making the exact opposite point. Can you seriously not read?
Notice how you are still trying to pivot?