Principle - Revision history

GreedyCapitalist at 06:33, 9 January 2012

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	*The law of contradiction.		*The law of contradiction.

	*Human knowledge on every level is relational.		*Human [[knowledge]] on every level is relational.

	*Knowledge follows a necessary order.		*[[Knowledge]] follows a necessary order.

	*[[Rand's Razor\|Rand's Razor.]]		*[[Rand's Razor\|Rand's Razor.]]

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	*[[Primacy of Consciousness\|"Primacy of consciousness."]]		*[[Primacy of Consciousness\|"Primacy of consciousness."]]

	*Facts are not "malleable."		*[[Fact\|Facts]] are not "malleable."

	*No alternative to a fact of reality is possible or imaginable.		*No alternative to a [[fact]] of reality is possible or imaginable.

	*Consciousness has identity.		*Consciousness has identity.

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	*[[Crow-epistemology\|Crow-epistemology.]]		*[[Crow-epistemology\|Crow-epistemology.]]

	*Unit-economy.		*[[Unit-economy]].

	*Thinking, to be valid, must adhere to reality.		*Thinking, to be valid, must adhere to reality.

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	*The unit must be appropriate to the attribute being measured.		*The unit must be appropriate to the attribute being measured.

	*Measurement-omission.		*[[Measurement omission\|Measurement-omission.]]

	*The definitional principle is: wherever possible, an essential characteristic must be a fundamental.		*The definitional principle is: wherever possible, an essential characteristic must be a fundamental.

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	*Knowledge follows a necessary order.		*Knowledge follows a necessary order.

	*Rand's Razor.		*[[Rand's Razor\|Rand's Razor.]]

	*The [[arbitrary]] cannot be cognitively processed.		*The [[arbitrary]] cannot be cognitively processed.

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	*The definitional principle is: wherever possible, an essential characteristic must be a fundamental.		*The definitional principle is: wherever possible, an essential characteristic must be a fundamental.

	*[[Crow\|Crow epistemology.]]		*[[Crow-epistemology\|Crow-epistemology.]]

	*Unit-economy.		*Unit-economy.

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	*The definitional principle is: wherever possible, an essential characteristic must be a fundamental.		*The definitional principle is: wherever possible, an essential characteristic must be a fundamental.

	*Crow epistemology.		*[[Crow\|Crow epistemology.]]

	*Unit-economy.		*Unit-economy.

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	*The definitional principle is: wherever possible, an essential characteristic must be a fundamental.		*The definitional principle is: wherever possible, an essential characteristic must be a fundamental.

	*Crow epistemology		*Crow epistemology.

	*Unit-economy		*Unit-economy.

	*Thinking, to be valid, must adhere to reality.		*Thinking, to be valid, must adhere to reality.
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	*Knowledge follows a necessary order.		*Knowledge follows a necessary order.

	*Rand's Razor		*Rand's Razor.

	*The [[arbitrary]] cannot be cognitively processed.		*The [[arbitrary]] cannot be cognitively processed.
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	*[[Mind-Body Dichotomy\|Mind-body integration.]]		*[[Mind-Body Dichotomy\|Mind-body integration.]]

	*Life as the standard of value		*Life as the standard of value.

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 <blockquote>A principle is "a fundamental, primary, or general truth, on which other truths depend." Thus a principle is an abstraction which subsumes a great number of concretes.  It is only by a means of principles that one can set one's long-range goals and evaluate the concrete alternatives of any given moment.  It is only principles that enable a man to plan his future and achieve it.</blockquote>["The Anatomy of Compromise", CUI, p144]
 In [[ethics]], principles for behavior are known as [[virtues]].
 [[Category:Ethics]]