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The main aspect of AEO is described trough the Primacy of Ethics argument, in which a human brain uses to structure philosophy. The first postulate relies on the flaw of a Mathematical Truth:

  1. All quanta of one’s belief system must be universally true;

The second postulate relies on the development of these beliefs into the system

  1. All entities of one’s belief system must be intermediated by the quanta of each individual on a system;

Both form the basal structure of consciousness and generate the available methods of discovery presented by philosophy.

(…) use a great variety of methods to arrive at philosophical knowledge. They include conceptual analysis, reliance on common sense and intuitions, use of thought experiments, analysis of ordinary language, description of experience, and critical questioning.

The formation of an Entity will be auto-regulated by the of each individual, and how they impose each of the available resources. Then, it is the duty of AEO to describe each individual’s path towards their own Philosophy, introspection or extroversion, and methods of philosophical knowledge, modifying our perception of senses.

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Explain about metaphysics and why it is not directly incorporated in the process of study, when considering the only known source of derivation of a Mathematical Truth, the Wiki. The satiation of ‣ ’s flaw comes from the appointment of several non natural physical objects in the wiki, that is, non existing in the model, and therefore absent in natura. These objects then will be influenced by the postulates causing confusion and abstractness to the eye of the observer that seeks the entangled web of the Universe, hence the inherent - almost infinite - complexity to the Cosmos and Human matter order.

This is another reasoning behind why Ethics must be invoked as a form of knowledge to supply our study of Epistemology, Logic and Metaphysics.

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