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World View Hypothesis

There are three choices for world view:

1. Case one: Single Entity:
   • Self is the only entity in world.
   • Self created the world and does not remember having created the world.
2. Case two: Dual entity:
   • Self is the only entity in world.
   • Self did not create the world.
   • Another entity did.
3. Case Three: Multiple Entity:
   • Self is not the only entity in the world.
   • Self did not create the world.
   • Another entity did.
   • And there are other entities in the world similar to Self.

Entity: something that exists by itself : something that is separate from other things.

Analysis:

I choose case three as the most interesting case and confine my analysis to case three until it proves to be the wrong choice.

• I am Self.
• I observe stimulation with my senses.
• I assume that the senses deliver the world view I am meant to understand.
• I am able to contact Others.
• I seek to understand the world.
• I communicate with Others in order to compare observations.
• I seek validation for my understanding of the world.

Question:

Q. What do I know for sure?

A. I know I exist.

Observations:

• Self receives sensory data (five senses)
• The physical world has three dimensions and time
• I observe that changes do occur over time
• I observe that the world operates using rules which are reliable over time
• I can exchange observations with Others
• Feedback from Others is not consistent
• Everyone is unique
• Opinions vary over a range
  • The Bell Curve is a good way to think about the replies
  • Focus on the eighty percent in the center of a bell curve

Question:

Q. What do I want?

A. Self wants to satisfy my needs and wants.

Set Objective:

• To satisfy my needs and wants

Question:

Q. What assumptions do I need to make in order to gain agreement with others?

A. I assume that my senses deliver the world as it is meant to be seen and understood.

A. Additional assumptions which may be useful.

Key Assumption:

• I assume that my senses deliver the world as it is meant to be seen and understood.

Question:

Q. How does Self learn?

• A. Self learns by trial and error
• A. Self learns by asking Others

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