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    The author Jacob Roman (Parr) provides commentary and line by line analysis of 218b10 through 223a23 , which is of Aristotle's Physica . written in 2023 .
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    The author , after Bergson , provides a formal deduction which defends Bergson ’s claim that “ the character of movements which are externally identical are internally different “ . The author is responding to Diana Coole and Samantha Frost ’s “ Introducing the New Materialisms ” , wherein neither Coole nor Frost showed a knowledge of Bergson or his existence whatsoever despite seemingly having to have read Deleuze and Deleuze ’s contemporaries … The author also presents a novel concept in mere…Read more
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    A Book of First Philosophy . Currently practically finished . Over 25000 words , around 125 pages . Baskerville font , not double spaced , around 11 pt font . Various margins , not as large print as Baumgarten's Aestetica , but could benefit from stylistic inclusions similar to Baumgarten's Astetica . The book posits a first philosophy grounded in sense -- and actually succeeds in its telos . Bergson's books are printed with 2 paragraphs per leaf . i will report back with the length of my book …Read more
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    A short formal actually-onepage proof that proves all things must be interpretable in at least more than one way , as any determination to an exact unary finitude is an overdetermination in necessitation that obtains an analytic contradiction which would thus be a doubly determinable conclusivity, which if as assumed would not be analytically so; thus, one must have, for any axiomatic set theoretic construction to number count to properly function toward any decision making aprioretically founde…Read more
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    The author delineates Job's ( Iob's ) argument in Job Chapter 3 . The author states that there was no conflict in interest that would affect the author's work's bias -- not financial nor political nor social nor religious . The work is two pages in length , included are two cover art variants -- all by Jacob Roman Parr , who also happens to here be the author . Jacob Roman Parr . 08/08/2024 .
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    M.P.::W.i.P. Jacob Roman Parr has found a robust homomorphism between a collection of works and Deleuze and Guatarri's What is Philosophy[?] ; by asserting and defending the Minor Prophet books as being within their own ( idaontical ) genre Remonstration(s) and that W.i.P. is also an idaontical Remonstration for W.i.P.'s specific contexts ; thus through numerous shared functoral relations , or comports , does Jacob Roman Parr " discover " or ellucidate where 1970s-1980s Philosophy-at-large was …Read more
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    Since Mensa's newsletter confirmed my work just now , i'm putting the Time und Zeit chapter back up in full as in its own allein zustand ing in its field . That's a Joanna Newsom joke , you'd have had to have been there i guess .
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    Mostly essays on music ontology . Collected but not proofed -- left as-is for each .
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    It took pretty much 6 days of more than 8 hours a day dedicated to its writing ... mostly 24 hrs a day for 7 days . But what's a day amongst weekes ? see www .threads .net/@jacobromanparr for the book :: that website page IS the book...
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    The author presents Deluze-ian concepts and ideas in actu. The author provides explanations of their context and use.
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    The author solves open problems in ontology , set theory , mathematics , modal logic . The author details the ontological commitments and implications of said found solutions and proves the need for and provides the solution to a new fundamental theory of algebra ... The author also provides the correct pronunciation of "prima facie" , a means for remembering the correct pronunciation of "prima facie" — and suggests others adopt the correct pronunciation of -- it's fun to say the word -- "PRiiii…Read more
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