Article 1:
The reason intuition, ref. Kant category.
Update 1:
fig.3:
1.
Quantität der Urteile: quantity of the judgement
(1) Allgemeine: general
(2) Besondere: special
(3) Einzelne: individual
2.
Qualität: quality
(1) Bejahende: affirmative
(2) Verneinende: rejecting
(3) Unendliche: infinite
3.
Relation: relation
(1) Kategorische: categorical
(2) Hypothetische: hypothetical
(3) Disjunktive: disjunctive
4.
Modalität: provision
(1) Problematische: problematic[al]
(2) Assertorische (behauptend): maintainning
(3) Apodiktische: apodictic (necessarily or self-evidently true)
reason intuition from reflexive to reflexive, {x⇦, y} means y reflexives x here, e.g.,
{1-(3) individual⇦, a child} -"a"-> {2-(3) infinite⇦, lasting nation}
the causality "a" belongs to power of love, love belongs to reason/transcendence concept.
{4-(1) problematic⇦, a criminal} -"b"-> {3-(3) disjunctive, lasting nation}
the causality "b" belongs to power of ruin, ruin means to end soon, and belongs to a finite concept.
URL 1:
https://kyonissho.com/kyos-blog/blog/2022/11/24/the-reason-intuition-ref-kant-category/
Article 2:
No.2446; Genesis 1-1 and Genesis 2-3.
Update 2:
3.
(i) How to think the Kant philosophy for the reason intuition.
ref.:
The reason intuition, ref. Kant category.
https://kyonissho.com/kyos-blog/blog/2022/11/24/the-reason-intuition-ref-kant-category/
fig.8.0:
ref. The zero of life/existence dimension of any reason concept fig.5. Cf. a model referring Walter Benjamin
https://kyonissho.com/kyos-blog/blog/2021/07/15/the-zero-of-life-existence-dimension-of-any-reason-concept/
Then how is from a category to another category in fig.2 (of the linked article), as referring Kant philosophy,
fig.8.1:
1.
Quantität der Urteile: quantity of the judgement
(1) Allgemeine: general
(2) Besondere: special
(3) Einzelne: individual
2.
Qualität: quality
(1) Bejahende: affirmative
(2) Verneinende: rejecting
(3) Unendliche: infinite
3.
Relation: relation
(1) Kategorische: categorical
(2) Hypothetische: hypothetical
(3) Disjunktive: disjunctive
4.
Modalität: provision
(1) Problematische: problematic[al]
(2) Assertorische (behauptend): maintainning
(3) Apodiktische: apodictic (necessarily or self-evidently true)
The reason intuition from reflexive to reflexive, {x⇦, y} means y reflexives x here, e.g.,
{1-(3) individual⇦, a child} -"a"-> {2-(3) infinite⇦, lasting nation}
the causality "a" belongs to power of love, love belongs to reason/transcendence concept.
{4-(1) problematic⇦, a criminal} -"b"-> {3-(3) disjunctive, lasting nation}
the causality "b" belongs to power of ruin, ruin means to end soon, and belongs to a finite concept.
(ii) How to apply this time's reason intuition.
{2-(3) infinite⇦, heaven⇦} -"c"-> {1-(1) general⇦, 0 as beginning}
the causality "c" is energy, the ubiquity derives lives.
{individual⇦, f(x)⇦ space-time} -"d"-> {2-(3) infinite⇦, heaven⇦}
the causality "d" requires that f(x) is ubiquitous, because ⇦ itself of the { , heaven⇦} is the reflexive of reflexive, i.e. the reason intuition should be ubiquitous with above 2, {heaven⇦⇦, 1/E, 0s} is in fact.
Also science should progress forever.
URL 2:
https://kyonissho.com/kyos-blog/blog/2023/09/30/no-2446-genesis-1-1-and-genesis-2-3/
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