Confused stances come in pairs | Meaningness

Wrong ideas about meaning come in mirror-image pairs, which fixate and deny opposite aspects of reality.

Confused stances are strategies for avoiding accepting nebulosity . Each confused stance applies the basic methods of fixation and denial to different aspects of meaningness . This means that these wrong ideas come in mirror-image pairs. In each pair, one stance fixates what the other denies, and vice versa. Mirror images Eternalism and nihilism are the simplest confused stances. Eternalism attempts to fixate all meaningness. Nihilism attempts to deny all meaningness. Because meaningness is always both nebulous and patterned , eternalism and nihilism both always fail. Each of the other confuse

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