Post by Eugene 2.0 on Nov 2, 2020 10:34:41 GMT
1. Materialism claims that there's no anything, but matter.
2. Matter is stuff that can be perceieved or could be perceived.
3. If it's not able to be percepted, then it must left some traces which have to be perceived.
4. The traces must have appeared each time when some causes occur, or everything that can be directly perceived has deterministic nature.
5. No other views describe the reality.
All these points doesn seem to be false. Could these views be maintaned as contemporary materialism?
2. Matter is stuff that can be perceieved or could be perceived.
3. If it's not able to be percepted, then it must left some traces which have to be perceived.
4. The traces must have appeared each time when some causes occur, or everything that can be directly perceived has deterministic nature.
5. No other views describe the reality.
All these points doesn seem to be false. Could these views be maintaned as contemporary materialism?
