Sunday, March 15, 2026

Secularity and the origin of wisdom (a priori)

 If life originated purely by chance then shouldn’t it continue depending on chance and not choice for logical consistency?

Maybe or maybe not - you are asking for the word 'trust' as it would apply to ALL your interests here. If you trust yourself then there is chance in agreement which are psychologically neutral. My point is: If you believe that you possess the unconscious drives (i.e. psychological impulsivity) which are your defense mechanisms for negating what we subconsciously see or do, that is free will (choice). FREE WILL by definition is not just something we are in favor to and throw babies out of windows.
When you see past both free will vs trust - you will have no motive which also choiceless awareness comes into play. This is pure unadulterated wisdom.
So my second point following my criteria (stated above) means that you are already rooted in wisdom. There is a polarity in your query. One which the paradox is that if we consciously believe what happened yesterday, nothing there happened by chance. The original outcomes always remain constant from the day before. Not until did you apply a condition to those things (e.g. rules based theory) did you find things that you decided were true or changed your psychology. Logic is a formulation of rules. Rules change as you regulate your behavior, and the way your perform logic to enhance your psychological space in time. This is a awareness which you become the observer. And the observer is the observed. Once you record things in this manner, the world changes around you according to perception and the arrangement of your attunement to logical thinking. I am talking about your own self formulated rules on a meta level. (Aristotelian logic)
Note: I noticed how some of the responses your question has generated incomplete variables. I only attempted to, at the very least, provide you with some form of postulates that you may pick apart from.
Great question though!

- Marco



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