The Regulations of the Museum of Evolution (Perhaps unfair and needing of revising through various life-lemmas: when life gives you lemmas, you conclude)

1. Minimally entertaining.

2. Linguistically meaningful.

3. Appearing purposeful.

4. Intellectual commitment.

(A very slight increasing curve for selecting organisms).

Metaphysical Semantics

BOOK DESCRIPTION

The author describes a series of themes binding the concept of semantics to that of metaphysics. The themes are light on mere academicism, and heavy on philosophical phenomena. The difficulty is that semantics is a heavy theme with light treatment. Metaphysics, when it does not adopt heavy assumptions, remains a heavy theme in which major conclusions are (predominately in intellectual history) a rarity. The author makes an effort to solve this double-conundrum in a conversational style, by introducing a series of themes, including “Dimentia,” “Realism,” “Dreams,” “Knowledge / Death,” “Madness,” “Filling in the Gaps,” “The Pigeon-Holed Straw Man” etc. Included are a number of brilliant arguments defending the idea that semantics is intrinsic to our concept of reality. This text offers a gradual resolution of the perceived problem between semantics and reality.

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