Even if "i" divide the space between the desk and my
finger how many, there is surely supposed to be some space, but why does my finger touch the desk?
This is the same as the "paradox" of Zenon's arrow, and this time, "i" am thinking that "i" am carrying it
out only by one
premise, but, as a matter of fact, this is a thing like the illusion which is formed for that "i" had carryed it
out by the choice two premises. First, "i" am carrying it out with the choice of the premise that "my
finger goes forward between the desk and my finger dividing the space.", but without
my knowledge, "i" am carrying it out with the choice of the other premise that "my finger goes forward
the space freely.", therefore, my finger necessarily touches the desk. My finger never touch the desk
eternally so long as my finger is going forward dividing the space according to the first premise.
"i" don't notice the second premise, rather than that reason, because it is impossible
physically, "i" had carried it out with the choice of the second premise unconsciously, and my finger
has touched the desk. This object that "i" chose is said as " "-kyou-, and "i" chooseing it is said as " "-chi-. In above-mentioned case, the " "-in-(law) is that "one matter, or, one matter and another matter, or,
the space of
between one matter and another matter, can be divide infinitely, or, be touch, or, be pass through...etc,
depend on
the some condition.", and The items of the choices including those conditions are said
as " "-en-(the second cause).
Even if "i" choose
any items of the choices( ), the " "-ka-(effect) of the items of the choices chosen
by "i", is decided surely, and all the items of the choices( ) depend on the " "-in-(cause) are
included in the " "-in-(cause).
Therefore, " "-in-(cause), " "-en-(the second cause), " "-ka-(effect), are " "-gu ji-(at the same time), and "i" am given the innumerable
items of the choices(( )-en-) to be able to
choose
the innumerable " "-en-.
" "-ji yuu-(freedom) is this "option", and
the size of the " "-ji yuu-(freedom) is
the quantity of the number of the items of the choices(( )-en-) that "i" can be chosen and that "i" can be carried out.
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