How is aliveness different from “make beliefs pay rent in anticipated experience”?
Aliveness is making beliefs pay rent in actual experience.
One could turn that around and say that the process of anticipation needs to pay its rent.
Aliveness just seems to be beliefs-paying-rent on a meta-level.
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Aliveness is making beliefs pay rent in actual experience.
One could turn that around and say that the process of anticipation needs to pay its rent.
Aliveness just seems to be beliefs-paying-rent on a meta-level.