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Re: Superposition and Buddhist theory
(Quote) But understanding the same phenomena, using a wider set of perspectives and terms, is expansive rather than contractive--it's the act of moving away from one group's fixation on a label, and … (View Post)
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Re: Superposition and Buddhist theory
(Quote) I think so. From the Gelug perspective, for example, it seems to me these may line up (T=Tsongkhapa-via-Candrakirti; SP = superposition): T: Conventionally there are entities with distinguish… (View Post)1 -
Re: Superposition and Buddhist theory
Oh man - here's an entire article on superposition and madhyamaka: http://www.quantumbuddhism.com/topic001.html Snip: "Electrons passing through this apparatus, in so far as we are able to fatho… (View Post)1 -
Re: Superposition and Buddhist theory
I found this helpful: "According to the Madhyamaka schools, the ultimate reality of the aggregate of consciousness is the naturally abiding buddha-nature. All sentient beings are endowed with th… (View Post)
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Re: What is a language one might learn if they are a Buddhist?
Interesting exercise is to take your favorite paragraph from, say, the Dhammapada and read it again and again in as many translations and/or languages as you can find. (View Post)
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