What Is The Metaphysical Ground Of Rob Geis Philosophy

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A look inside my brain. What I believe as truths will be presented throughout the text. The goal is to write as I please. Take observation, write experiences, and understand life. The end result will be the metaphysical ground of Rob Geis' philosophy. This writing may differ from the common academic articles one would read to understand philosophy and other academic discourses. I will not sift through the sources, or find difficult words to decipher. There is room to stray away from the main goal of this writing, but perhaps the end result will be intriguing. Learning is a cognitive ability that is marvelous, no man on the earth has ever lost capacity in his memory to learn something new. This brings me to the great paradox. Man is an immortal conscious stuck in a mortal body. There is an unlimited capability to receive knowledge, but there is only one lifetime to learn as much as possible. Dr. Pepper …show more content…

Our senses, our development, every physiological process, and how we think are consistent person to person, at least from my experiences. There is a common trend on our planet of how humans act. Our brains naturally know how to understand the information we receive from the world around us. Any animate, or inanimate object can be received as information. We have the ability to perceive it and then turn that information into action. Anything we interact with is essentially an input into our brains. Our output is what this information makes us think and how we express it. It is true that humans are dominant because we have a conscious and no other entity surrounding us is capable of our level of thinking. Many can link this and answer this by saying it’s because of God. What flicked the switch and gifted us with consciousness. We really cannot understand why we have been gifted life in this pristine form. I respect all faiths and all beliefs related to finding answers to this

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