@JHuber,
JHuber wrote:
Subjects, objects, units and relations are abstractions. They are free of anything specific.
Neitzsche claims that there are no absolute truths in philosophy. What do you believe?
look u r doing it again but this time more clearly, as i was saying u cant think bc u keep on pointing relations of what is barely some limited realities of smthg else
the way is to get from u all bc where u stand is really alone, so it is the way to get the thinking right out of true objective facts and free relations
u cant skip absolute facts as the base of any and all even freedom and abstractions results
the base is always more then its result freedom since each result abstraction need all bases much more since not there
stop reacting to my words as if u must prove being intelligent too
any expression is intelligent bc always only truth realize any, subjects intelligence is by definition never objective, stop meaning to point objects in order to get to urself some subjective points
no missy subjects and objects are not abstract, u prove the extent of being wrong urself by claiming that
that is why subjects are always one bc it is the most concrete thing known fully
and that is how objects are exclusively out of absolute full reality identification geographically existing clearly from any sight, it is not an abstract thingy
and for ur master nietzche, i would guess that he said this from meaning to take advantage of superiority he saw being the essence always existing more then anything else, which logically justify the weakness of absolutes that he meant to abuse
u cant get away of truth if u mean smthg real or fact or always, as i said the more u get back to nothing the more u cant mean but what basically work alone just fine