Category Archives: American Medical Association

Ontology 101: Who is it that knows/feels/senses? or What am I?

Posted on June 22, 2015 by Jane

I am going to ask you a simple “Yes” or “No” question. I don’t want to you think about the answer, but think the answer that first jumps into your mind. It is more likely to be the truth, than … Continue reading →

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Ontology for Beginners: How to Reality Check Your Existence

Posted on June 21, 2015 by Jane

When I studied with Peter Ralson in the late ’90s, he introduced me to an idea that I had never heard of before: Ontology, the study of Being. He recommended learning and internalizing ontological concepts by developing and using your … Continue reading →

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