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The black hole in conceptualization – the opposite to object
Conceptualization contains a black hole – the opposite to object.
This black hole goes by many different names, like God for religion, The Truth for science, The True Tree of Life for cladistics, Higgs particle for particle physics and Russell’s paradox for objectivity.
This hole is, however, actually just a possible way (concept) to conflate numbers, ie, one with many, in many different possible ways. It is the passage from nominalism to realism, but not the other way around, because it is the end point for both, but as a reality only for realism – a real paradox.
This hole is thus an interface that functions as a catalyst for humanity’s eternal orthogonal rotation around it in rotating between nominalism and realism. It is the middle of the evil circle of Henri Poincaret and also Heisenberg’s uncertainty principle. It the “thing” Ludwig Wittgenstein refers to as what we can’t talk about.
Discussing this hole, we can at least conclude that any such concept (as the examples above) is void. Such things are simply illusions appearing to be real by being able to concretize on an abstract level, but which can’t be real by being paradoxiically contradictory. All of them are thus return alleys.
Source: https://menvall.wordpress.com/2014/05/26/the-black-hole-in-conceptualization-the-opposite-to-object/
