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BHA: RE: Causal powers of absence - are they real?
- Subject: BHA: RE: Causal powers of absence - are they real?
- From: Hans Ehrbar <ehrbar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 29 Jun 1998 01:42:30 -0600
I tend to agree with Marsh, absence is not the same thing
as change. It is therefore not a tautology to say that
absence is necessary for change. The world must have
pores of void, it must be shot through with
absences, otherwise nothing new could occur.
I often think that this has to do with the expansion of the
universe. New space is created continuously everywhere like
pores opening up. I like to speculate that what happens in
this newborn space is not determined by the status of the
already existing world but this newly created space is the
void which allows new things to happen in the world.
Hans Ehrbar.
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- Thread context:
- Re: BHA: RE: Causal powers of absence - and reductionism?,
Colin Wight Sat 27 Jun 1998, 13:12 GMT
- BHA: RE: Causal powers of absence - are they real?,
Marshall Feldman Sat 27 Jun 1998, 11:29 GMT
- BHA: truth & irony,
Robert Chametzky Fri 26 Jun 1998, 14:43 GMT
- BHA: RE: draft,
Marshall Feldman Wed 24 Jun 1998, 17:36 GMT
- BHA: draft,
Louis Irwin Tue 23 Jun 1998, 14:46 GMT
- BHA: moving on to emergence,
Gary MacLennan Tue 16 Jun 1998, 06:24 GMT
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