The Total Number Of Minds In The

The World Is Given To Me Only Once, Not One Existing And One Perceived. Subject And Object Are Only One.

The Unphilosophical And Philosophical Attitudes Can Be Very Sharply Distinguished (with Scarcely Any Intermediate Forms) By The Fact That The First Accepts Everything That Happens As Regards Its General Form, And Finds Occasion For Surprise Only In That Special Content By Which Something That Happens Here Today Differs From What Happened There Yesterday; Whereas For The Second, It Is Precisely The Common Features Of All Experience, Such As Characterise Everything We Encounter, Which Are The Primary And Most Profound Occasion For Astonishment.

[plato] Was The First To Envisage The Idea Of Timeless Existence And To Emphasize It-against Reason-as A Reality, More [real] Than Our Actual Experience.

The World Is A Construct Of Our Sensations, Perceptions, Memories. It Is Convenient To Regard It As Existing Objectively On Its Own. But It Certainly Does Not Become Manifest By Its Mere Existence.

If We Are Going T Stick To This Damned Quantum-jumping, Then I Regret That I Ever Had Anything To Do With Quantum Theory.