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Undoubtedly the manmade partial world contains changes
of the not-manmade partial world by human influences and by the physical, mental and emotional changes of the
people through their experiences in the process of growing older and the generational change.
With
the complexity of concerning self-knowledge and self-preservation, we and I, opinion and intention,
circumspection and leniency, testing and prejudice, belief and knowledge, remembrance and cognition,
freedom of will and of action, adaptability and powers of self-assertion, and much more, were uncounted
people busy with anthropological and philosophical questions up to the presumptuous anthropocentric world
view.
Above all, there is the dependence of the "miracle work of man" on all of his bodily, spiritual and
viable functionality from presuppositions, beginning with the biology of its structure, ending with physical
quantities, for example gravity or the earth's atmosphere protecting him, or giving light and warmth from the sun
as a Central body in "our" solar system of the Milky Way galaxy.
The relationship between people often gets
philosophically into opposite positions. All knowledge is memory, says Thomas Hobbes (1588-1679), but also:
All human-moral action proceeds from self-love and only one's own well-understood interest compels
consideration for fellow human beings. Jean-Jaques Rousseau (1712-1778) counters: Love is deprived of its great
charm, if it is abandoned by decency.
There remains the appeal, the realization of which Immanuel Kant
(1724-1804) demands from humanity, in that man should act in such a way that the maxim of his will
could at the same time be regarded as the principle of a general legislation at any time. This categorical
imperative remains as a formal principle an appeal. And the question remains in which philosophical language
civil everyday people in their professions and their concerns could be won over to their own advantage.
Pascual Jordan, Der Naturwissenschaftler vor der religiösen Frage, Gerhard Stalling Verlag Oldenburg / Hamburg, 1963,
Seite 267:
( ... ) Augustin (De Civitate Dei, Buch XL, Kap. 6): Ohne Zweifel ist die Welt nicht in der Zeit, sondern mit der Zeit erschaffen.
Vor der Welt konnte Zeit nicht sein, weil keine Kreatur war, mit deren bewegtem Zustandswechsel sie hätte werden können.
In einer
mit der Denkweise heutiger Physik engstens und überraschend übereinstimmender Weise urteilt also der heilige Augustin, dass es sinnlos sei,
von Zeit zu sprechen, ohne Bezug zu nehmen auf Vorgänge, Bewegungen, Änderungen, die sich in der Zeit abspielen ( ... ).
Pascual Jordan, The natural scientist before the religious
question, Gerhard Stalling Verlag Oldenburg / Hamburg, 1963, page 267: "( ... ) Augustin (De Civitate Dei, book XL, chap. 6): Without doubt
the world is not created in time, but with time. Before the world time could not be, because there was no creature with whose moving change
of state it could have become.
In a way most closely and surprisingly agreeing with the way of thinking of today's physics the holy
St. Augustine judges that it is senseless to speak of time without reference to processes, movements, changes, which take place in the
time ( ... )".
Mere presence falls out of time? How so? It is urgently added that cause-effect-processes mean
before-after-happenings, also purely objectively, also completely creature-independent, and affect many times natural processes, material aging processes, light propagation,
galactic movements, quantum leaps and so on there are logic-, mathematics-, general nature- and further primeval laws which exist unchangeably everywhere and always
present for the spiritual knowledge and creative use. Here presence means the beginning- and endless elementary-temporal momentary existence ("only there"), necessary
from the knowledge that Martin Heidegger's "nothing" is only "not". Corporeal presence, on the other hand, must be temporally limited, because there is elementary successiveness,
defined by Max Planck in the quantum of action with finite quantum mechanical energy value h = 6,6252 × 10⁻34 Joule/sec a limit value analogous
to the upper limit of the speed of light ("zero presence" is contradictory in itself).
Events, appearances can come only elementary one after the other into their
presence, not abruptly as a whole (how that?).
Johannes Duns Scotus (about 1265/66-1308) describes his 13. Theorem: The highest nature is uncausable.
14th proposition: The highest nature is a currently existing one. Even if with regard to "divine creation" meant the highest nature is an actual existing one.
Scotus did not consider faith and knowledge to be identical with theology and philosophy, he brought the concretely knowable things of his time critically into the
foreground just those of his time.
Elevating the planet earth as the center of the not-manmade universe has always been a human-ideological presumptuousness, also for the establishment of self-imposed limits of interest, consideration or activity, and this often against all better knowledge. From the view of us to recognize the "outer edge" of the universe reveals human center thinking, except that only the part of the universe which can be reached optically from here is meant. This is also valid for the observable gravitational or cosmological "redshift", in whose calculable areas physical processes lead to the fact that the speed of these processes increasingly slows down from the earthly point of view.
Das Ineinander vieler Merkmale und vielschichtiger Funktionen in komplexen Systemen ist oft schwer zu durchschauen und zu ordnen. In welche Bestandsteile wird zergliedert, welche zu untersuchenden Merkmale gehören wohin, in welcher umfassenden Sorgfalt wird die Analyse mit welchen schlüssigen Begründungen durchgeführt und bewiesen eine Aufgabe an folgerichtig denken wollende Menschen in Gespanntheit auf das Ergebnis, ohne ihr ganz normales Leben dabei zu unterdrücken.
The interrelationship of many features and complex functions in complex systems is often difficult to understand it and putting it in orders. Which parts of the system must be dissected, which features to be examined belong where to, in which comprehensive care the analysis is carried out and proven with which explanations a task to people who want to think logically and in anticipation of the result without suppression of their "quite normal life".