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Welcome to the Telebook Stall.

Telebook Stall Framework#

The overview of the Telebook Stall, which is this article, introduces some basic viewpoints. The detailed discussions of the Telebook Stall are a narrow extension and elaboration of the overview. However, since the time is not yet mature, the detailed discussions are temporarily replaced by article classifications and indexes.

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Underlying Logic of This Stall#

• Objectivism: In this world, the existence of people and the world conforms to objective laws. Both matter and consciousness are objective. As long as the objective conditions are met, there will be corresponding results. Since the existence of people and the world is objective, objectivism is also "selfless." Objectivism emphasizes methodology.

  • Appearanceism: Appearanceism originally belonged to the principles of commercial law necessary for maintaining transaction security, but its connotation goes beyond that. Appearanceism is the methodology of objectivism, advocating understanding things from their external appearances rather than their essence. Because people cannot directly grasp the essence.
  • Distinction Principle: The distinction principle differentiates between two things that have a strong connection, analyzing both independently. Originally a concept from property law, it is used to maintain the relative stability of relationships between legal actions without complete negation. Elevated to objectivism, it can distinguish and analyze the functional structures of things, allowing each object to have its own division.
  • Conservatism: Any thought entering the realm of reality should possess great conservatism and humility. Human will should not constitute an affront to reality. Like appearanceism, conservatism is another methodology of objectivism. Conservatism is a method or procedure to avoid human subjective impulses from a temporal dimension.

• Individualism: The individual is the subject. This is not a hypothesis; it is a fact. Although individuals and groups have relative connections, there is an absolute distinction between individuals and groups. Everyone is an individual; the group is a secondary concept.

• Utilitarianism: When there is no conflict of interest, no one cares whether it is utilitarianism; in the case of a conflict of interest, if something does not benefit oneself, what reason is there to implement and comply? As for the criteria for judging interests, whether long-term or short-term, that is another question.

• Energy Analysis: Entropy increase is a law within the system, and energy naturally trends from high energy to low energy. Human desires, however, are the opposite. This is my initial thought. Additionally, whether it is the decentralization of power or the dispersal and non-integrability of production materials, both are analyzed from the perspective of force. This is also similar to the jungle law, a purely energy analysis from a utilitarian perspective.

• Life and Death by Force: Existence or non-existence is based on specific conditions. Both individuals and groups will face death or enter an end time. Death is the end of the individual, while the end time is the end of the group. Similarly, when objective conditions are met, people will live.

• Relative Space-Time: Everything in the world is objective, and space-time is also objective. Whether it is the Milky Way or Andromeda, whether now or in the past, as long as it meets objective conditions, a state of existence will be realized.

• All of the above is based on objectivism, so everything else can be overturned. Human thinking is constantly changing, but the above logic is relatively difficult to change.

Vision of This Stall#

• Self-Research: This is both the purpose of thinking is happiness and my methodology. "I" am the greatest resource I can mobilize; "I" can support myself in completing "self-research." From the perspective of individualism, the world occurs within the individual.
• Materializing Thought: Putting thoughts into application is dangerous; letting thoughts escape into nothingness is meaningless. Pure thought is powerless; it must create puppets in the real world.
• Group Evolution: Individuals make up groups; when individuals change, groups will change. When individuals evolve, groups will evolve. This stall respects "the rule of law," which means that any individual or organization must obey the law. When a group evolves into a rule of law, it signifies the birth of group thought. This stall will be dedicated to this.
• Constructing the World: Children love to play with mud, digging ditches to create rivers and mounding dirt into hills. As adults, although the standards for the "world" have risen, they still enjoy constructing worlds, like emperors building gardens. Once this stall has a certain level of thought about the objective world, it can attempt to build its own "garden."

Motivation of This Stall#

• Many people believe that writing is for recording oneself; I think it is more than that.
• Existence itself is enough; why repeat the recording? Because writing reconstructs human thinking. In the process of recording, new knowledge is gained. Therefore, recording itself is existence.
• There is a place that can be consistent.