All phenomenology on itself is noumenal...that is to mean all the mediated, is so, because it is potentially possible through perception...thus all objects of perception are themselves noumenal entities! Not the possession of the subject but the ones who "possess" the subject! Hegel is absolutely brilliant but he cant get past phenomenology...he reminds me Heraclitus, but I still prefer Parmenides...the idea that the "I" creates anything ad nihil is absurd, when the "I" itself is a construct...it doesn't matter as then again all phenomena are in a strange way themselves Noumena...The thing about change is that itself doesn't change...whatever changes changes within BEING...Parmenides understood that! I call it Meta-Dialectics!
