"...all agree in establishing one point, the unity of man; by which I mean, that men are all of one degree, and consequently that all men are born equal, and with equal natural right." Thomas Paine

"This correspondence with the real external world we call truth."  Sigmund Freud

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: Diagram 1a shows our four elements in thought existence and their relationship to physical existence and language. Our seven elements to understand truth are physical existence, thought existence, pure-thesis ideas, conclusive-thesis ideas, theorized-manufactured ideas, pure-manufactured ideas, and language use. The lines shown from physical existence to thought existence represent the connections or the lack of connections to physical existence to any given master idea. Pure-manufactured ideas do not have any connections at all. This demonstrated relationship is how we determine accountability to ideas.

: Diagram 1b shows our evolution of accountability of ideas starting from right to left. Early thought existence consisted of primal ideas. Primal ideas fantasy dominated early in the evolution of ideas because of restricted thesis idea animation. This led us to our early rise and domination of religion and the later rise and suppression of science. Eventually, our two realms of ideas merged. Nevertheless, this polarization occurs first, which results in the two incompatible and incomplete systems that we have today. Thesisism is our next evolutionary step in the development of our thought existence..

Diagram 2

: Diagram 2 shows our five existences. Physical existence is our physical world. Sensory existence is our player to our inputted senses. Reactive existence is our source of emotions, as they are the reactive coloring to our reactive perception of the world. Thought existence is our ideas. We have the capacity to move sliver ideas into new master ideas by mental animation. Awareness is the combination of sensory, reactive and thought existence. Consciousness is awareness of awareness. Experiential existence consists of awareness and consciousness. Traditional philosophers and theologians have amputated our connections with physical existence. We then have our thought measured not against this base of physical existence, but bouncing within thought, reactive and sensory existence only. Where physical science maintains our base to physical existence, our reason and rational thought does not require us to maintain it. In doing so, we have amputated reason and rational thought into an unaccountable system of thought. Thesisism requires us to maintain our connection to physical existence.

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