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The Hexadoxy is a major philosophical disquisition comprised of a series of discourses primarily focused on the Astronist approach to the philosophy of being (or ontology), as well as the nature and manifestation of perception and its consequences. The Hexadoxy succeeds The Pentadoxy to be the sixth disquisition of the twelve that structure the founding treatise of the philosophy of Astronism known as The Omnidoxy solely authored by the autodidactic philosopher, Cometan.
The Hexadoxy is a major philosophical disquisition comprised of a series of discourses primarily focused on the Astronist approach to the philosophy of being (or ontology), as well as the nature and manifestation of perception and its consequences. The Hexadoxy succeeds The Pentadoxy to be the si...
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Cometan (born 1 July, 1998) is the first Millettic philosopher and an autodidact of philosophy, the eponymous founder of Cometanism, also known as Astronism and the sole author of the Omnidoxy which immortalised Cometan's philosophership. Cometan is the mononym and historical name for Brandon Taylorian who is responsible for founding the Millettarian philosophical tradition which was structured in the document known as The Grand Centrality within which The Omnidoxy, The Millettarian Methodology and other founding works reside.
Cometan (born 1 July, 1998) is the first Millettic philosopher and an autodidact of philosophy, the eponymous founder of Cometanism, also known as Astronism and the sole author of the Omnidoxy which immortalised Cometan's philosophership. Cometan is the mononym and historical name for Brandon Tay...
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