🧵 Existence of Consciousness

Viśvāmitra at Mon, 31 Mar 2025 00:20:45 UTC No. 16633245

Our curiosity is foundational to our conscious existence, and our curiosity about our existence feels specific to our consciousness. Furthermore, this feeling of specificity feels universal to consciousness itself. Representative of curiosity about consciousness is the belief in universality of this feeling of specificity.
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The assumption, "universality of specificity", provides the foundations necessary for our curiosities about consciousness.
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Our curiosities relate our existence to the existence of things, and therefore, our relatability is representative of the feeling of specificity of our curiosity. Existence of the notion of relatability universally represents aspects of specificity. On the other hand, existence of anything must relate to the notion of existence. Relatability of the notion of existence specifies aspects of universality. Let existential truth represent existence of the notion of existence and let existential curiosity represent existence of the notion of relatability. Existence of the notion of existence trivially relates the notion of existence to itself, and therefore must assume the existence of the notion of relatability. Existence of the notion of relatability must relate to the notion of existence. So, there is a existential truth-existential curiosity duality which we call existential duality.

Our relatability to existence of the notion of relatability is represents our feeling of existence of consciousness. Our relatability to existence of the notion of existence represents our feeling of our existence.
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Existential duality is foundational for the feeling of conscious existence. Our relatability to existential duality represents the feeling of our conscious existence and corresponds to the feeling of existence of consciousness relative to our consciousness.
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-Viśvāmitra
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