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Heterogeneous Cultures & Individuals
in
Classical Contexts vis-à-vis Quantum Comtexts

 

Of course classicists deny any reality of heterogeneous cultures while

insisting that their monism offers one global context (OGC)
within which everyone adheres a single belief system.

If one carefully ponders those graphics,
one may commence an understanding of how imperative reform is
to move from
classical individual and societal notions
toward
quantum ihndihvihdual amd s¤cietal mæmæos.

See our 2003-2004 Feuilleton Chautauqua.

See Heraclitus on dialectic.

In our Quantonics quantum belief system those graphics explain:
  • why some Christians call Muslims "infidels," (Aquinas called non-Christians "infidels.")
  • why some Muslims call Christians "infidels,"
  • why some Irish protestants hate Irish Catholics,
  • why some Irish Catholics hate Irish protestants,
  • why some Christians claim to love God and hate non-Christians,
  • why some Muslims claim to love God and hate Jews,
  • why nearly all religious belief systems claim to know God and know what God wants, (e.g., declare nonbelievers "infidels")
  • why adherents of 'political correctness' know exactly what 'political correctness' is, (and are delighted to tell us)
  • why Usama bin Laden calls USA "the great Satan,"
  • why George W. Bush says, "You're either for us or against us,"
  • why most classicists say, "The truth is absolute,"
  • why most classicists believe they can assess 'absolute truth,'
  • why Parmenides, Plato, and Aristotle love(d) dialectic and hate(d) rhetoric,
  • why some classicists perceive their 'laws,' 'rules,' 'axioms,' and 'principles' absolute,
  • why hollywood 'actresses' and 'actors' call conservatives vile names,
  • why radical liberals call radical conservatives vile names, (Are pots, kettles and either-or blackness involved here?)
  • why radical conservatives call radical liberals vile names,
  • why any belief system claims it is the belief system,
  • etc.

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