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| − | + | The '''ultimate questioner's vanity theory''' (UQV) is a [[pseudo-theory]] stated by [[Kedar Joshi]]. An explanation of the theory reads: | |
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| + | It is a (philosophy of mind) idealistic and (metaphysical) semi-solipsistic theory which contends that the sole reason behind the existence of the material universe is the vanity of its creator, the vanity materialized through 'the creator asking the created an apparently unanswerable ultimate question about the nature of the creator's existence'. The material universe solely contains the non-spatial existence of the author of the theory. The theory is idealistic since it denies the reality of space and it is (metaphysical) semi-solipsistic since only two minds, viz. the creator and the created, exist. The creator is then supposed to be the ultimate questioner whose existential and intellectual vanity is the reason why the universe exists. The grounds for the theory are the [[../non-spatial thinking process theory|non-spatial thinking process theory]] and Vedic/Indian astrology. The UQV theory maintains that the nature of the birth horoscope of its author provides grounds for solipsism, and, on the basis of the idea of superhuman mind in the NSTP theory, it further conjectures the existence of the ultimate Being, the ultimate questioner, whose precise existential nature is the seemingly unanswerable ultimate question to be answered. | ||
| + | </blockquote> | ||
| + | ===Conclusions=== | ||
| + | This theory shows no coherent flow of reason or logic and is indistinguishable from [[Issuepedia:spamosophy|spamosophy]], although it was probably written by a human. | ||
== References == | == References == | ||
| − | + | * Joshi, Kedar, "The UQV (Ultimate Questioner's Vanity) Theory" (May 6, 2007). [http://ssrn.com/abstract=988051] | |
| − | *Joshi, Kedar, "The UQV (Ultimate Questioner's Vanity) Theory" (May 6, 2007). [http://ssrn.com/abstract=988051] | ||
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== External links == | == External links == | ||
| − | + | * [http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=989916 Astrology and Idealism] | |
| − | * | + | * [http://cogprints.org/5461/ The NSTP Theory] |
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Latest revision as of 15:05, 20 April 2011
About
The ultimate questioner's vanity theory (UQV) is a pseudo-theory stated by Kedar Joshi. An explanation of the theory reads:
It is a (philosophy of mind) idealistic and (metaphysical) semi-solipsistic theory which contends that the sole reason behind the existence of the material universe is the vanity of its creator, the vanity materialized through 'the creator asking the created an apparently unanswerable ultimate question about the nature of the creator's existence'. The material universe solely contains the non-spatial existence of the author of the theory. The theory is idealistic since it denies the reality of space and it is (metaphysical) semi-solipsistic since only two minds, viz. the creator and the created, exist. The creator is then supposed to be the ultimate questioner whose existential and intellectual vanity is the reason why the universe exists. The grounds for the theory are the non-spatial thinking process theory and Vedic/Indian astrology. The UQV theory maintains that the nature of the birth horoscope of its author provides grounds for solipsism, and, on the basis of the idea of superhuman mind in the NSTP theory, it further conjectures the existence of the ultimate Being, the ultimate questioner, whose precise existential nature is the seemingly unanswerable ultimate question to be answered.
Conclusions
This theory shows no coherent flow of reason or logic and is indistinguishable from spamosophy, although it was probably written by a human.
References
- Joshi, Kedar, "The UQV (Ultimate Questioner's Vanity) Theory" (May 6, 2007). [1]