module Debate.Gibberish.Domains.Metaphysics exposing (..) import Debate.Gibberish.Types exposing (..) metaphysicsGibberish : Gibberish metaphysicsGibberish = let name = "Metaphysics" in { gibberishTitle = name , gibberishImage = formatName name , gibberishTerms = [ { term = "Correspondence Theory of Truth" , strength = 10 , explanation = SpecificExplanation "While I do take there to be a world outside my perception, and I do believe that the correspondence between my perceptions and the world outside of my perceptions would be a good way to infer the relative truth value of a proposition, this doesn't seem a definition of truth that is in any way actionable. This, to me, makes the correspondence theory of truth to be practically useless." } , { term = "Metaphysical Essence" , strength = 5 , explanation = NoClue } , { term = "Metaphysical Modality" , strength = 0 , explanation = SpecificExplanation "Any attempt at unpacking this that I've heard has more or less cashed out into a logical modality, but it seems to be taken as distinct from logical modality. As a non-logical modality, I have no idea what it's supposed to be." } , { term = "Non-Physical Mental Entities" , strength = 5 , explanation = NoClue } , { term = "Ontological Modality" , strength = 0 , explanation = SpecificExplanation "Any attempt at unpacking this that I've heard has more or less cashed out into a logical modality, but it seems to be taken as distinct from logical modality. As a non-logical modality, I have no idea what it's supposed to be." } , { term = "Subjective Idealism" , strength = 5 , explanation = NoClue } , { term = "Ultimate Grounding" , strength = 2 , explanation = SpecificExplanation "It's completely unclear what this theo-babble is meant to communicate. I assume it has something to do with the absence of antecedent conditions and/or irreducibility that provide some sort of \"best epistemology\" or something, but I can't be sure. It just sounds like gobbledy" } ] }