Replying to LO26925 --
Dear Leo,
>Your confusion was frozen in the following words
The words, once written, are frozen information. My confusion is hopefully
not frozen being but indication for vivid becoming ;-). Or are you saying:
"Don't write while you are confused, your confusion may become frozen by
doing so!"? (Possible command, which may have led to your statement above,
now questioned by me...)
>Well Winfried, is it not a nice (new) feeling to be confused and not
>knowing your way in the dark?
It is not really dark, yet still confusing, like Wonderland was for Alice.
Not new at all to me :-)
>Winfried, please let your thoughts meander in a free way, don't let it
>become an obsession.
Well, tell me whether you perceive the following thought as obsessive:
Kant's apriori-categories were meant to solve THE MonCat-problem, but he
missed the ParVar-problem, as non-euklidian geometry managed to show.
Liebe Gruesse,
Winfried
--"Dressler, Winfried" <Winfried.Dressler@Voith.com>
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