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Paolo Soleri's Glossary of Terms |
Eschatological Hypothesis
An hypothesis framed in the propostion
that a meaningful end is in the realm of the possible and
definitely in the realm of the desirable.
The hypothesis sees the resolution of the becoming (of reality) into Omega
Seed , that is, into the reawakening of all the past
in a state of total self revelation.
Since the truth is in the making (it
is not a given) for the obvious reason that reality
itself is in the making and the reality is the only arbiter,
in fact the only "definer" of the truth (if it is), the eschatological
end is not pre-defined, preordained, predestined, predesigned
(all of those are from the realm of mandate from above). Therefore
the hypothesis has no guarantee tags in the sense of what
and why. The grassroots procedure is the one that might develop
the Howness conducive to the slow emergence of the what and
why, that is, of what the desirable
could be. |