THE SYNTHESIS OF LITERATURE AND TRUTH (read it and weep) THE MONOMYTH – Transcen

THE SYNTHESIS OF LITERATURE AND TRUTH

(read it and weep)

THE MONOMYTH – Transcendence (Transformation)

THE ARCHETYPES – Characters (Categories)

THE VIRTUES – Comparison Operators (Values)

THE ORDERS – Axioms (Relations: sets of conditions)

THE NARRATIVES – Operations (Methods of change in state)

THE DISCIPLINES – Mindfulness/Stoicism ( Noise Reduction)

THE SCIENCES – Measurement (reduction of ignorance, error, bias, deception reduction)

THE TRUTH – Parsimony (Most Parsimonious Operational Name of a Recipe of Transformation.)

There exists only one objective – transcendence.

There exists only one narrative – transcendence

There exist only a few sub-narratives – methods of transcendence

There exist only so many non-false virtues – variables of transcendence

There exist only so many portfolios of virtues – transcendent characters.

There exist only so many methods of non-false noise reduction – transcendent mind.

There exist only so many methods of non-false elimination of falsehoods – transcendent reason.

There exists only so many sets of primary operations – transcendent truths.

Via-Positiva:

A myth can employ anthropomorphism in an act of transcendence.

A myth can employ hyperbole (super-normalism) in an act of transcendence.

A myth can employ any technique to create an immoral condition against which one employs virtues to transcend.

A myth can employ virtues in an act of transcendence.

Via Negativa:

A myth cannot contradict the virtue of transcendence.

A myth cannot contradict of a virtue of transcendence in an act of transcendence.

A myth cannot employ a falsehood in an act of transcendence

A myth cannot employ luck or miracles in an act of transcendence.

A myth cannot employ fictionalism (idealism, supernaturalism, pseudoscience/pseudo-rationalism) in an act of transcendence.

If a myth can survive these tests then it is true, and good.

If a myth cannot survives these tests then it is false, and evil.

Curt Doolittle

The Philosophy of Aristocracy

The Propertarian Institute

Kiev Ukraine