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Just recently found out. Maybe it will be interesting for yall too. It is mainly aimed for the ldar people.
There're 3 rules of dialectic by Hegel:
Quantity changes into quality
opposites interpenetrate
Negation of the negation.
 
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Just recently found out. Maybe it will be interesting for yall too. It is mainly aimed for the ldar people.
There're 3 rules of dialectic by Hegel:
Quantity changes into quality
opposites interpenetrate
Negation of the negation.
idk what any of this means
 
n*****s read the intro to phenomenology of the spirit and think they are some pseudo intellectual
 
idk what any of this means
Basically, they mean:
1. When objects gets enough characteristics in it, it starts to have impact on his quality

2. Opposites of a meaning at the same time oppose and support each other

3 Example: A seed (thesis) → a sprout (antithesis, opposing the seed) → a tree (synthesis, retaining the essence of the seed but transformed).
 
Basically, they mean:
1. When objects gets enough characteristics in it, it starts to have impact on his quality

2. Opposites of a meaning at the same time oppose and support each other

3 Example: A seed (thesis) → a sprout (antithesis, opposing the seed) → a tree (synthesis, retaining the essence of the seed but transformed).
bro ur just sayin shi
 

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