28.7.05

should II

the conception of a possible state of affairs -
effectively a possible world - that is behind any 'should' -
is to conceive of a state of affairs - that is -
at the time of conception - unknown

it is only in the bringing about - the actualization
that such is known

and with that the 'should' of morality - disappears

what I should do - only exists as an unknown

to say - 'I should....' - 'you should....'

is to project an idea

of a particular state of affairs

which implies a world view

(the world is to be made different)

you may say - is imagined

it can only be known as an actual state of affairs