(October 23, 2016 at 2:33 pm)MysticKnight Wrote: Assume we don't have objective existence. We would then be an subjective experience only.
But the ontology of our subjective experience still exists objectively if it is to exist at all.
Is our subjectivity objectively present in the universe or is it absent? If present then our subjectivity objectively exists. If absent then our subjectivity objectively does not exist. Of course, our subjectivity does exist, even if it's only mine and you're imaginary... you still exist as a figment of my own phenomena [emoji4]
Our subjectivity is only epistemologically subjective... it still exists objectively ontologically otherwise it doesn't exist at all.
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For us to have subjective experience at all is for us to ontologically objectively have it despite it being epistemologically subjective.
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