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Five Comparative Studies of Sole Humanism

by He Wan
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In correspondence with the book's editor, I wrote: "The Axiom of Triadic Ontology put forward in this book is the most fundamental philosophical principle that every person across the world ought to master. Yet, for thousands of years, no one has managed to distill it. Humanity is finally saved!" In other words, the triadic framework of Consciousness (Noumenon) — Idea (Substance) — Thing (Belonging) has finally found the right direction and approach to human development. The comparative essays in this book, which address universal gravitation, relativity, and the philosophies of Schopenhauer, Kant, Hume, and Rousseau, provide a comprehensive elucidation and verification of this axiom while offering concrete answers to fundamental philosophical questions. As a rational discipline, philosophy can be standardized, unified, and made applicable in much the same way as mathematics. Establishing a unified ontological foundation for philosophy perfectly embodies my core proposition: rational monistic analysis is the foundation and sensory pluralistic experience is the elevation.

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3. The Underlying Life Code of Existence: Triadic Ontology

Author’s Note

This book proposes the Axiom of Triadic Ontology, a life code more fundamental than the law of universal gravitation and the theory of relativity. It seeks to answer the most foundational question of being: the Idea (Substance) constructed by human Consciousness (Noumenon) serves as the sole carrier through which all Thing (Belonging) are manifested. Without this carrier, physical laws, mountains, rivers, and even all imaginary phantasms would be unable to appear. All phenomena are essentially ideational narrative. Neither scientific hypotheses regarding the origin of the universe nor classical philosophical theories such as the four causes can be discussed in vacuo apart from this ideational carrier.

For ages, many researchers have attempted to presuppose “things in themselves” independent of the ideational carrier, a grave fallacy that has persisted throughout the history of human thought. Science only addresses humanity’s material “hardware” issues. No matter how powerful the CPU, how large the hard drive, or how ample the memory may be, none can resolve humanity’s greatest challenge rooted within the spiritual “operating system”: incessant ideational internal friction, tug‑of‑war, conflict and confrontation. In the present era, science and technology advance at breathtaking speed while philosophy falls far behind completely, giving rise to a distorted mode of civilizational development. This spiritual predicament is by no means unsolvable. Comprehensive arguments and deductions can be found within this volume. Colleagues are welcome to read, examine and discuss this work.