Adalja
I am happy to announce that the first few steps have been taken towards the realization of Adalja — The School for higher education.
We are joined by Aristotle’s First philosophy. Science states that everything is made up by one and only one kind of stuff (physical stuff). Philosophy tries to analyze what conclusions can be drawn from that point of view. Theology deals with something totally different. The two worlds never meet and can coexist without friction. It’s an unholy alliance. A Second philosophy would concern being as being if some things may be composed of things of more than one ontological kind.
With the break with Aristotle the future is open.
In numbers
The second philosophy may rule as long as the first philosophy (given wars, revolutions migrations and natural disasters). The first philosophy has ruled for 2500 years.
We need a financially stable foundation to secure at least a few decades of transition.
It is possible to be part of the forming of the school now. Just donate as below £20000, come to Stockholm and work with me.
New research fields
The second philosophy opens up new doors within many faculties. Within theology obviously but I want to mention another. The second philosophy opens up a door between science and theology and I want to mention another faculty in that surrounding. It relates to religion and is exemplified in two late posts below. “Can Formal Theology …?” and “Återkomst”. I cannot explain ”Återkomst” and it is in Swedish.
Additionally, the second philosophy opens up new doors within the natural sciences (see my recent post “Interstellar Variations 1”.
Two more faculties are biology and psychiatry, as discussed in Biological Energy and the Experiencing Subject. Axiomathes 31, 497–506 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10516-020-09494-8.
Central, however, is that my initial impulse came from the thought “Can the natural laws be axiomatized?” The answer is positive. Se post below. An attempt to describe the whole journey is the manuscript Nostalgia, see post below.
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Adalja — The School for higher education
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Gamper.J is specialized in the frontiers of an extended philosophical ontology. The second philosophy.
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