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Introduction to ontological philosophy Diagram of the whole arugment of ontological philosophy Text introducing the foudnation of ontological philosophy
Diagram of the argument for assuming naturalism Text of argument for assuming naturalism
Diagram of the argument for taking ontology to be explanatory Text of argument for taking ontology to be explanatory
Diagram of the argument for assuming the empirical method Text of argument for assuming the empirical method
Diagram of the inference to spatiomaterialism as the best ontological explanation of the natural world Text of inference to spatiomaterialism as the best ontological explanation of the natural world
Text introducing the demonstration of necessary truths by ontological philosophy
Text introducing necessary truths about What Is Text of a spatiomaterialist explanation of the basic particles and the origin of the cosmos (the "Big Bang")
Diagram of the argument about the kinds of properties (which explains the nature of consciousness) Text of argument for necessary truths about the kinds of properties (which explains the nature of consciousness) Text of the argument showing how quantum mechanics can be true in a spatiomaterial world
Diagram of the argument about the kinds of relations (which explains the truth of mathematics) Text of argument about the kinds of relations (which explains the truth of mathematics) Text of the argument showing that Einstein's general theory of relativity can be true in a spatiomaterial world
Diagram of the argument about the kinds of change (which explains the truth of science) Text or argument about the kinds of change (which explains the truth of science) Text of the argument showing that Einstein's special theory of relativity can be true in a spatiomaterial world
Diargram of the argument solving the problems of epistemological philosophy about the nature of efficient causation Text of argument for evolution being a (reproductive) gloabl regularity Text of argument about the first stage of evolution, how it began and the evolution of RNA molecules
Text of argument solving the problems of epistemological philosophy about the nature of efficient causation Text of argument about the second stage of evolution and how DNA molecules became living organisms (or prokaryotes)
Text introducing the necessary truths of ontological philosophy about What Ought To Be Text of argument about the third stage of evolution, the origin of eukaryotes and the evolution of sex and species
Diagram of the argument about what is in one's individual self interest Text of the argument about what is in one's individual self interest Text of argument about the fourth stage, the evolution of multicellular organisms, especially animals and their embryological development
Diagram of the argument about what is in one's spiritual self interest Text of the argument about what is in one's spiritual self interest Text of argument about the fifth stage, the evolution of animals that can sense objects at a distance (such as most insects, fish, dinosaurs and birds)
Diagram of the argument about what is in one's religious self interest Text of the argument about what is in one's religious self interest Text about the sixth stage, the evolution of mammals, or animals with spatial imagination
The conclusion of ontological philosophy Text of argument about the seventh stage, the evolution of primates, or manipulative animals with structural imagination
Text of argument about the eighth stage, the evolution of language and societies of linguistic animals (or spiritual animals) with naturalistic imagination
Text of argument about the ninth stage, the evolution of reflection , rational imagination, and rational spiritual animals
Text of argument about cultural evolution and the dichotomies that characterize its completion at the ninth stage
Text of argument about the tenth stage, the evolution of philosophy, first epistemological and then ontological philosophy