We now know that realism (like cladistics) is consistently (paradoxically) contradictory

Bertrand Russell revealed 1901 that realism is paradoxically contradictory (Russell’s paradox), and Willi Hennig found 1955 the class of its paradoxical contradictions (the class clade).

The problem now is that realists obviously can’t draw the correct conclusion (ie, that realism is inconsistent) from these facts. Instead, they (in this form called “cladists”) actually search for a single “true” paradox within this infinite class of paradoxes, just as if infinity is finite and paradoxes thus can be real.

The fact that classes can’t be real is thus obviously hard to digest for a part of humanity. They obviously can’t stand the fact that it means that reality is fundamentally relative, and thus that truth does not belong to anyone.

Another contribution to understanding of conceptualization http://menvall.wordpress.com/

Read more at Menvall’s Blog: change on different levels