Hey you're listening to the Parsi exam in Life episode 342 part 2 finishing up our treatment of the Schwang T.

We've been contemplating this.

It's not metaphysical monism because he's not saying all is literally one.

No, there are different things. It's just that the difference between them

don't really matter. The interpenetration of opposites, everything implies everything else.

Nothing can really be considered in isolation because it has as sort of a

Pronumbra just to define it you're defining it in terms of its contrast with all the

other stuff and so even a horse carries around non-horseness with it.

Theo, you wanted to take this a little further?

Well, I think this paragraph will either, maybe help,

maybe hinder, we'll see.

This is on page 17.

For courses have never had any sealed boundaries between them

and words have never had any constant range.

It is by establishing definitions of what is this, what is right that boundaries are made.

Let me explain what I mean by boundaries.

They're right and left.

Then there are roles and duties.

Then there are divisions and disputes, then there are competitions and struggles, and this is the kind of thing they call the eight virtues, said sarcastically.

As for the sage, he may admit that something exists beyond the six limits of the

known world, but he does not make any further assessments about it. As for what is

within the world, he may assess it but will not express his own

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