I personally don't really care that much about the Razer Forge since there seem to be about a million of these steaming devices coming out now but this controller looks like it's going to be the best one for Android at the moment. Not discounting the rubbish D-Pad but honestly who uses that anymore?
Also is there any development on using streaming for VR on the GearVR because I think that this is definitely the way to do it
For a start this is by far the hardest reading that I've ever had to do so I hope you can forgive me if this sounds really muddled but I just seem to be having some massive conceptual problems with it. The whole things just been really confusing for me what with discussions over authenticity, whether a hammer is really a hammer or whether there's a difference when you say I as opposed to I am etc.
Anyway to cut things short for the sake of brevity...
My problem is that I don't think I quite get what he means by Da-sein. How can something have ontic priority - which he claims must exist to allow ontology to exist - but then only have this expressed ontologically as possibility? For example
All you lot have done is replace one set of dogma, religion, with another, science, and it is a contraction to maintain this as being better when, at the end of the day, it's pretty much the exact same position since you can argue that abstract concepts which are fundamental to science, such as mathematics to give an example, require just as great of a leap of faith as does a belief in God.