Is a dream an object?

yinyinwang · 6th September 2004, 09:24 PM

Or is the meaning of a word an object? Or is a passed-over body that was once there but no longer existing an object or a new product envisioned on the drawing a would-be object?

Iacchus · 6th September 2004, 11:45 PM

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Originally posted by yinyinwang

Or is the meaning of a word an object? Or is a passed-over body that was once there but no longer existing an object or a new product envisioned on the drawing a would-be object?

Everything begins with a concept or an idea. Even if it wasn't created by humans, it still existed as a potential which, really isn't that differerent than a concept is believe?

The Cats Venm · 7th September 2004, 12:57 AM

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Originally posted by yinyinwang
Or is the meaning of a word an object? Or is a passed-over body that was once there but no longer existing an object or a new product envisioned on the drawing a would-be object?

A dream will take a physical form in your memory, so in a sense it is an object. The dream itself is a process, I think, and as such is not an object.

The meaning of a word is not an object (same with the 'meaning' or apparent happenings of a dream). The cabability to apply a meaning to a word (pattern) will be inside the brain somewhere, and the material forming the word exists, but the meaning cannot.

Your last question is jibberish to me. I cannot find the meaning.

6th September 2004, 09:24 PM	#1
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6th September 2004, 11:45 PM	#2
Iacchus Suspended Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Oregon, USA Posts: 10,085	Re: Is a dream an object? Quote: Originally posted by yinyinwang Or is the meaning of a word an object? Or is a passed-over body that was once there but no longer existing an object or a new product envisioned on the drawing a would-be object? Everything begins with a concept or an idea. Even if it wasn't created by humans, it still existed as a potential which, really isn't that differerent than a concept is believe?

7th September 2004, 12:57 AM	#3
The Cats Venm Thinker Join Date: Nov 2003 Posts: 168	Re: Is a dream an object? Quote: Originally posted by yinyinwang Or is the meaning of a word an object? Or is a passed-over body that was once there but no longer existing an object or a new product envisioned on the drawing a would-be object? A dream will take a physical form in your memory, so in a sense it is an object. The dream itself is a process, I think, and as such is not an object. The meaning of a word is not an object (same with the 'meaning' or apparent happenings of a dream). The cabability to apply a meaning to a word (pattern) will be inside the brain somewhere, and the material forming the word exists, but the meaning cannot. Your last question is jibberish to me. I cannot find the meaning.
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