So what happens when the states of measured position do actually collapse?
Now you touched upon what I am directly focusing on for my studies. P.S I am not in college at this point have no philisophical training whatsoever except my own beginning musings. This is my alpha stage and I would like to say I am going to be focused on Epistemology and Ontology. Empiricism vs Rationalism being a study from epistemology I would also like to say I would be more inclined toward rationalism. Cognitive sourcing for reason and what we sense is directly the reason why we sense. Without the conscious there would be no senses to describe. I believe animals pin their cognitive solutions more deeply from the unconscious state of mind i.e reflexes, instinct and so on. We humans have a much larger battery of recognition of self, identity and that alone gives us the solutions to create a more expressive view of who we are.
IIN That I break religion down to make "everyone" agree with me?
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So what happens when the states of measured position do actually collapse?
Now you touched upon what I am directly focusing on for my studies. P.S I am not in college at this point have no philisophical training whatsoever except my own beginning musings. This is my alpha stage and I would like to say I am going to be focused on Epistemology and Ontology. Empiricism vs Rationalism being a study from epistemology I would also like to say I would be more inclined toward rationalism. Cognitive sourcing for reason and what we sense is directly the reason why we sense. Without the conscious there would be no senses to describe. I believe animals pin their cognitive solutions more deeply from the unconscious state of mind i.e reflexes, instinct and so on. We humans have a much larger battery of recognition of self, identity and that alone gives us the solutions to create a more expressive view of who we are.
I spell pretty good dude lol