Is "I am that I am !!!!!" in any way greater than "I am but would prefer not to be". I think most would agree it is morally preferable, but is affirmitive existence any more real than a flight from being?
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affirming the affirmative
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both are expressions of being knowng being + both are equally true. But perhaps the former is believed more and the latter less. So in the latter the true justified belief, which composes "I am" is less whole because the expression on the belief axis is in some way quantitively less vigorous.
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