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What is the Problem of Philosophy?

Posted on 2022/08/26 by Joseph E Postma

Philosophy has two main problems. Any philosophy capable of solving them must in fact form a theory of everything…of explaining why something exists rather than nothing, and why it exists in the way that it does. Ontological Mathematics is the … Continue reading →

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INTJ vs. ISTJ Battle Royale

Posted on 2022/08/26 by Joseph E Postma

An INTJ would demand that their math always be ontological, whereas an ISTJ can’t define anything about reality at all and believes that mathematics is an inexplicable miraculous coincidence which has no justification to correspond with reality (LOL!!). Thus, who’s … Continue reading →

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Ontological Mathematics on Climate Science

Posted on 2022/08/19 by Joseph E Postma

The most explosive video on ontological mathematics to date! This one’s good. Are you prepared for applied ontological mathematics? Can ontological mathematics be applied to the climate crisis? Is it possible to solve climate change with ontological mathematics? Does its … Continue reading →

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Classical Illuminism – Idealism vs. Materialism Case Study

Posted on 2022/08/11 by Joseph E Postma

In this video we take a look at a case study of the materialist mind, and analyze what prevents them from being able to comprehend conceptual arguments. We also identify what the true faith-religion is for the materialist atheist: they’re … Continue reading →

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Ontological Mathematics & the Theory of Everything 7: What about Physics?

Posted on 2022/08/08 by Joseph E Postma

Can we do any actual physics and science with ontological mathematics? In fact, we can do physics to a much more complete extent (in fact to the total extent) than materialist science can even conceive. Ontological Mathematics automatically unites thermodynamics, … Continue reading →

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How to Become a Mathematikoi – You can do it!

Posted on 2022/08/03 by Joseph E Postma

In this video we discuss what you can do to become a Mathematikoi. Being a Mathematikoi is not restricted only to those who can solve math equations or recite long passages of philosophy – it is open to anyone who … Continue reading →

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Akousmatikoi, Mathematikoi, or Hyperborean? Who are YOU?

Posted on 2022/08/03 by Joseph E Postma

In this video we outline the basic characteristics of the different levels of involvement which a person may concern themselves with Classical Illuminism, Pythagorean Illuminism, and Ontological Mathematics. We will also briefly address the concept of *hierarchy*, and establish whether … Continue reading →

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Classical Illuminism – A New Way of Life for the Future

Posted on 2022/07/31 by Joseph E Postma

I introduce Pythagorean Illuminism, or Classical Illuminism, as a new system of society, government, religion, life, and the future. It is not open to all, but who it is open to will form the basis of a whole new system … Continue reading →

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Another Botched Experiment – the Tricks of Pseudoscience

Posted on 2022/07/19 by Joseph E Postma

A commentator, Max, posted this comment: I came across this recent article by Hermann Harde (https://scc.klimarealistene.com/produkt/verification-of-the-greenhouse-effect-in-the-laboratory/) who seem to have done a proper experiment that shows that greenhouse effect “works as advertised” (although he admits there’s nothing to be worried … Continue reading →

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Evidence of the Ontological Mathematical Singularity

Posted on 2022/07/07 by Joseph E Postma

Jopo wrote: The quantity of Electrons/Moles in a mole of Air = 14.4589 Moles of electrons or 8.70E24 electrons in total. Multipled by the energy i.e 14.4589 Moles of electrons * 26.801 Amp hours = 387.52 Watts or8.70E24 electrons * … Continue reading →

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