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Peter Klevius on Origin of Mosques - and Sex Trapped Princesses

Peter Klevius was the first (1992-94) to solve consciousness and to introduce existencecentrism, and the first (1992) to point out the mongoloid (cold adaptation) link between the Jinniushan fossil in China and Khoisan people in Africa.

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Peter Klevius 'existencecentrism' (1992:21-22, ISBN 9173288411) vs 'existentialism'. Sören Kierkegaard: 'Human reason has boundaries'. Peter Klevius: There cannot be any boundaries because our existencecentrism excludes us from defining one. A boundary implies something outside it. However, our existencecentrism gives us no access outside our mind. This means existentialists conflate their "boundary" with a semantic construction inside their mind. Jean-Paul Sartre opposed defining human beings as primarily rational, and asserted that people make decisions based on subjective meaning rather than pure rationality. Peter Klevius: Humans can only be rational because they are strapped to the content of their mind. Irrationality and subjectivity only exist between human minds.

Why you cannot believe in God.

Our existencecentrism kills God but not ghosts.Whatever you think is always limited to your mind, i.e. to the latest state of your synaptic network which is the imprint of its adaptations to your lived life. However, if you define God as impossible to understand or comprehend, then the question still lingers inside your mind while its focus is irrational nonsense. You can speculate on whatever mix you have in your mind, but never leave it. Whatever science brings, it's always produced/understood by human minds. And the "source"/noumenon of our sensibility is out of reach. Aquinas and Thomists say that because God is infinite, finite human minds whose knowledge originates from sense, cannot speak of God's hidden divine nature. Peter Klevius agrees and rests his case. Mind, according to EMAH (the Even More Astonishing Hypothesis) is the interplay between thalamus and cortex where synaptic pruning has locked them in a pattern where incoming signals are sent from thalamus in obligate (pruned) paths to cortex and back with possibly minor alterations. Think of it like a film where all frames are one. Although you only see the last frame you can still make sense of all. Moreover, there cannot be any "qualia" in the brain - only in language (Peter Klevius 1992, 1994).

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