misharogov on Nostr: In Kant, transcendent "noumena", aka things-in-themselves, are no noumenal world but ...

In Kant, transcendent "noumena", aka things-in-themselves, are no noumenal world but “problematic X” of which nothing can be said at all, even whether they do exist or not. We must eliminate this absurd “problematic X” from the ontological equation for the sake of conceptual parsimony of ontological idealism: there are no "noumena" (e.g., mythical “physical matter”), there is universal transcendental intersubjectivity—the universe of transcendental subjects—harmoniously projecting their intersubjective phenomenal worlds (e.g., our world) from the infinite potential (described mathematically as the “universal wavefunction”) of transcendent consciousness-in-itself — the only true "noumenon", the nondual Light of mystical/transpersonal experiences.