Is the subject-object distinction embedded in our logic?

Question

If so, how can anyone who is critical of this distinction make any headway...

Answer 1

When God was and there was not anything else in the void, He perceived Himself and set the subject-object distinction in motion. At that very moment, before time, Creation began.

Answer 2

Thought outside the box consensus reality creates has always been difficult to both explain or to comprehend.

What passes for logic is little more than a function of paradigm.

Changing the Paradigm can be difficult if not impossible.

The best you may ever do is understand the distinction your self.

A few will understand what you are saying but you will be talking nonsense to many.

Plato's Allegory of the Cave is a good example. Some understand what he is saying, to others it is just gibberish.

love and blessings Don

Answer 3

Yes. It comes from our experience of the world being almost totally interpreted via our 5 senses. We objectify the trigger (food, music, perfume etc) and subjectify the experience. Try practicising sensory deprivation to take the focus away from the objective and see what happens.

Answer 4

This is a corollary of embedded temporality, which is escapable via pure mathematics. Wittgenstein is a wad of gum on the shoes of philosophy.