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Prophetic Redefined

Stephen C. Rose
Everything Comes

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We do not know much more than we imagined we did not know

When I stumbled into Triadic Philosophy — my effort to iconoclastically create an every man understanding that would build on Peirce, Nietzsche and Wittgenstein — I said something utterly revolutionary.

I said Reality is all.

It is now not revolutionary. It is what Ludwig might call the case. It is what Nietzsche saw coming. It is what Peirce helped reintroduce and built on — a triadic sensibility.

Now what was legitimately prophetic in the past is practically philistine now.

My root triad says it in terms that have none of the elevated pretexts of past philosophies. But that is for reasons now clear.

Reality Ethics Aesthetics — a universal thought progression.

The prophetic of the past is collapsed into the second two terms. In that order.

There is first Ethics — let justice roll down as waters, righteousness as an ever-flowing stream.

Then there is Aesthetics — how beautiful upon the mountain are the feet of those who preach good news.

The problem is that this philosophy is for the lost and least. It is within them. They are its prophets.

And that is just a starting point.

But it explains why democracy was designated in Triadic Philosophy as the third of three action values that should be part of a daily inventory to find our way in this environment.

Tolerance — Helpfulness — Democracy.

Prophecy can also be tomorrow or a thousand years into what we see as the future.

Reality is all.

And the greater part — as suggested at the outset — is mystery.

This was all was well before I had the slightest sense of quantum.

A hopefully helpful progression for initial writing, posting, sharing and expanding, video creation. And at the end of the line, selling/archiving of texts and maybe even “monetization”.

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Stephen C. Rose
Everything Comes

steverose@gmail.com I am 86 and remain active on Twitter and Medium. I have lots of writings on Kindle modestly priced and KU enabled. We live on!