The Philosophical Condition/Method
The philosophical conditions of breeding a new philosophy can be defined as follows:
1. The Observation condition.
2. The Absorption into the Abstraction condition.
3. The Judgement condition - from Analytic to Synthetic.
4. The Alteration or Destruction condition towards a novel theory.
The above are the core steps in formulating an original philosophy and we can go into more detailed discussion in each condition.
Observation is a recoil of the self-aware being against its environment. It observes in a capacity of high sensitivity and intensity, as its interest is naturally arrested by its suroundings. Intellectual appetite is the mother of this level of observation.
Absorption is essentially a condition of the observing agent simulating its thought constructs with external constructs, from there the condition of Abstraction follows, which is a mental image of the external entities in an interpretational preparation.
Judgement is the logical consequence of the previous condition: an opinion or perspective is formed via the analytical (axiomatic definition and and commonly denoted relationship (neccesity) between an entity and its properties) into the synthetical realm of subjectivity and interpretation, in which the latter can undermine the analytical in its extreme application.
Finally a position of either Alteration of an existing theory or the complete negation of accepted status quo towards an original philosophy.
Any comments on my above theory would be appreciated