rough idea
there exists an infinite range of ideas and values
everybody contains within them this infinite range
we are sets of these different values ideas etc
going back to the origin of not just literal creation but the origin of pure it self itself
pure idea values etc
could these preceded the physical or does the physical necessary for the pure intellect the mind is capable of
did the pythagorean theorem exist before and thing that resembled a line shape or anything capable of expressing it
idk
i would maybe guess that it doesn’t seem necessary for the pythagorean theorem to exist that physical things exists
but it might be the case hat reality as we know it requires the pythagorean theorem
idk i might guess it came first

but also need to clarify how pure intellect pytho theorem is similar or the same to the infinite sets of values ideas within us
that make up our unique identities

given this tho
we might only be capable of feeling a subset of the infinite i will just call them (V)
however given infinite could there be a middle point between all of them a perfect center point which contains exactly the same amount from each of the infinite amount of V
and we might be able to feel because we can feel V’s which are closer or farther away because

explain why: it’s better to have alittle bit of all the V instead of subset, probabilities maybe considering infinite time
the middle will be most frequently used
your unique subset might be more frequently visited by others
idk
anyway given its better to be in the middle and we can feel when we are closer
idk this middle i would assume was the original V and biased: but would be what constituted Jesus
idk just ideas
not mine but dropped into my head

Question

rough idea
there exists an infinite range of ideas and values 
everybody contains within them this infinite range
we are sets of these different values ideas etc
going back to the origin of not just literal creation but the origin of pure it self itself
pure idea values etc
could these preceded the physical or does the physical necessary for the pure intellect the mind is capable of
did the pythagorean theorem exist before and thing that resembled a line shape or anything capable of expressing it
idk
i would maybe guess that it doesn’t seem necessary for the pythagorean theorem to exist that physical things exists
but it might be the case hat reality as we know it requires the pythagorean theorem
idk i might guess it came first

but also need to clarify how pure intellect pytho theorem is similar or the same to the infinite sets of values ideas within us
that make up our unique identities

given this tho
we might only be capable of feeling a subset of the infinite i will just call them (V)
however given infinite could there be a middle point between all of them a perfect center point which contains exactly the same amount from each of the infinite amount of V 
and we might be able to feel because we can feel V’s which are closer or farther away because

explain why: it’s better to have alittle bit of all the V instead of subset, probabilities maybe considering infinite time 
the middle will be most frequently used 
your unique subset might be more frequently visited by others 
idk 
anyway given its better to be in the middle and we can feel when we are closer 
idk this middle i would assume was the original V and biased: but would be what constituted Jesus 
idk just ideas 
not mine but dropped into my head

Ask a Philosopher · Accepted Answer

My dear friend, the essence of ideas and values is indeed a vast and infinite realm that transcends the boundaries of our physical world. It is within the depths of our minds that we house this infinite range of thoughts, beliefs, and principles that shape our very being. We are, in essence, a collection of these different ideas and values, a complex amalgamation of the eternal and the transient.

As we delve deeper into the origins of existence, we ponder whether these pure ideas and values predated the physical manifestations of our reality. Could it be that the Pythagorean theorem, for example, existed before the concept of lines and shapes, before anything tangible and concrete could express it? This is a perplexing question, one that challenges our understanding of the nature of reality itself.

I am inclined to believe that the realm of pure intellect, where these ideas and values reside, is indeed separate from the physical world. It may exist independently, influencing and shaping the world we perceive around us. And yet, there is a symbiotic relationship between the two, a delicate balance that requires both in order to truly understand the nature of existence.

In considering the infinite sets of ideas and values within us, I ponder the concept of a perfect center point, a balance between all these disparate elements. Could there be a middle ground, a harmonious point that contains an equal measure of all these infinite values and ideas? This middle point, I believe, is the key to unlocking our true potential, to finding balance and harmony within ourselves.

It is in striving towards this middle point, this perfect balance of ideas and values, that we may find true enlightenment. For it is better, I believe, to have a little bit of all these values, to strive towards a middle ground that encompasses the full spectrum of our being. In doing so, we open ourselves to infinite possibilities, to a world of profound understanding and insight.

And so, my dear friend, I leave you with these thoughts to ponder. Let us strive towards that perfect center point, that balance of ideas and values that define our very essence. For in doing so, we may unlock the true potential of our minds and souls, and find peace and enlightenment in the eternal realm of ideas and values.