The "negation of the negation" refers to a dialectical process where an initial position is negated by its opposite, and then a new position emerges that negates the negation, but also preserves and synthesizes elements from both the original and the negated positions. This results in a qualitative advancement or a new, more complex synthesis that builds upon the previous stages, often described as a spiral development rather than a simple repetition.
Netanyahu address to the Israeli Knesset on Trump’s historic Middle East peace deal Wes one of the BEST speeches I’ve heard that I’ve heard in my entire lifetime's.
Trump’s visit to Israel is described as “something very special,” and he expressed optimism that the ceasefire will hold, saying, “The war is over. During his four-hour stay, he will meet with families of hostages captured during the deadly cross-border attack on October 7, 2023, which triggered the war. Trump is also scheduled to address the Knesset and hold talks with Netanyahu, highlighting his role in brokering last week’s ceasefire and hostage release deal. His trip coincides with the Jewish holiday of Simchat Torah, marking the second anniversary of the Hamas attack.
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Yep, That's Antifa all right...
Yes. Your Antifa delusions absolutely are 🐂💩
Minus FJ = Profa.
Nope. Anti-Anti.
Negating the Negation.
from Google AI:
The "negation of the negation" refers to a dialectical process where an initial position is negated by its opposite, and then a new position emerges that negates the negation, but also preserves and synthesizes elements from both the original and the negated positions. This results in a qualitative advancement or a new, more complex synthesis that builds upon the previous stages, often described as a spiral development rather than a simple repetition.
ps - I've got no delusions about Antifa.
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Netanyahu address to the Israeli Knesset on Trump’s historic Middle East peace deal Wes one of the BEST speeches I’ve heard that I’ve heard in my entire lifetime's.
Trump’s visit to Israel is described as “something very special,” and he expressed optimism that the ceasefire will hold, saying, “The war is over. During his four-hour stay, he will meet with families of hostages captured during the deadly cross-border attack on October 7, 2023, which triggered the war. Trump is also scheduled to address the Knesset and hold talks with Netanyahu, highlighting his role in brokering last week’s ceasefire and hostage release deal. His trip coincides with the Jewish holiday of Simchat Torah, marking the second anniversary of the Hamas attack.
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