
Re: I just don't see anything to change my mind.
When you preemptively foreclose all possible experiences of Â
that which you cannot analyze? Doesn't that just leave intellect, its fav acquired logical processes (and one's own guesstimates about Reason) even, say: to 'define' beauty?
Where does the ineffable / inexplicable demand corporate versions of the god-word? You presume, then imagine. As to a one believing that she 'understands the universe':
Why would anyone who fosters such a belief want to lop off all those other sensors and their respective Â
CPU's? (Ya think??) Sounds like voluntary amputation to me, unless you also think it's just 'the mind' which recognizes Jeremy Brett as The Sherlock Holmes. All by itself.
Difficult as it is to prove a negative, I can't imagine making a decision, say -- after asking the mind, ~ Are you all I Am?. I mean, whichever way the answer (and whence it arrives) -- isn't that a lot like someone saying to another, Look, I'm honest!
And we know why that's an impermissible statement. So why isn't the other?
(And as for the ineffable explaining itself.. and if it Can't: it Ain't.)
Oh, whence cometh this Sweet Reason which is elected the arbiter of the inexplicable? And how does one 'prove' (to self or other) that One Has this Sweet Reason, running on all 16 cylinders and explaining all that is Known and all that is Unknown?)
Wouldn't recursion be even more fun to parody?)
Clearly, YMDV