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The Essence of Knowledge is Simulation and Logical Construct
来源:Lecture Notes in Arts, Literature and Linguistics. Volume:18. February 21-23,2022, pp.169-178. | 作者:Yong Duan | 发布时间: 2021-12-29 | 14757 次浏览 | 分享到:
It is an important basis of ontology to explain clearly what the subjective world contains. Frege and other Western philosophers were seriously wrong about concepts and the foundations of mathematics. The simulation is to mimic something with a fake product. People's knowledge about the world is also a kind of simulation. The content of knowledge is fake product relative to the object. The difference between people's knowledge and the object that is simulated can be made on purpose. The altered knowledge doesn't necessarily have real object corresponding to it. These thought games can bring about more value of knowledge and benefit in practice. The civilization and culture of human being mainly come from the innovative thought games. The logical construct of sentences describing something is a simulation of the thing or thought game. A symbol is a substance used to create an association in mind. Logical constructs have three advantages compared with real things: simple, useful, and stable. The concept is the logical construct produced after abstraction of things. Different degrees of abstraction can produce different degrees of concept. Abstract concepts of most disciplines retain more attributes, so they are not easy to analyze and study. The concepts of numbers and points, lines, planes and bodies are the results that retain few attributes after abstraction, which are simpler than concepts of other disciplines and easier to analyze and study.
Key Words: Epistemology; Logical construct; Concept; Simulation; Maths; Geometry

Because maths and geometry played complex thought games in ancient times, and the products of these games were of great practical significance and were the basis of all human culture and civilization, these abstract concepts were much more important than concrete things. It makes sense for Plato to push the idea to a supreme position, and it makes sense that Plato and Objective Idealism enjoyed a high place in the history of philosophy. Today, we should correctly evaluate the value and defects of Idealism, at this basis, establish a new philosophical theory in which concepts replace ideas and Dialectical Dualism replace Objective Idealism.[12]

Ⅵ. Conclusion

All simulation is fake, all the concepts, all the logical constructs, all the innovations of the logical constructs coming from simulation, are fake. These fake things are simple, useful and stable. They are the main content of human civilization and culture. The ultimate goal of philosophy and science is not to pursue objectivity, but to pursue practical value and serve practice.

This theory about concept, simulation and logical construct is of Dialectical Dualism philosophy. This theory has some similarities with western language philosophy, but at the same time there are essential differences. The ontology of language philosophy is Idealism. They do not understand the nature of logical construct and concept. They do not have an accurate definition of symbol, and lack a correct understanding of symbol systems of maths and geometry, etc.

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