Actually that wasn't what you were saying was: Again in Summary: An experience is not the same thing as its cause.
before that: An experience and its normally associated provoking agent are not the same thing.
before that: My main conflict with swarm is in his/her calling "sound an energy" when it is sound waves that are the energy and "sound is the experience"* those sound waves can produce in organism that can detect sound waves.
beginning with the absurd: Sound is the perception produced sound waves.
Notice the shifting of the topic to cover your absurd claim? But at any rate, cause and effect, in and of themselves, are just how we think about the unfolding of events. The only difference between them is we see "causes" has happening before the "event" and "effects" as happening after the "event." But the "cause," "event" and "effect" are all just arbitrary designations. The awareness of this is why science avoids that kind of language in its descriptions.
A popular labeling scheme is to call the moment kinetic energy is transferred from one object to another as the "event" with the first object being the "cause" and the motion of the second object the "effect" because we think in terms of solids instead of in terms of conservation of energy.
But really all physical motion is really just sound. The pool table has really large particles and very low frequencies, but the same principles apply.
good concept to observe
can any 'real' philosophy folks expose this argument within a socaratic debate, already existing within our history of the greats and their opinions (so we can all go over it)?
There are no discrete causes and effects, which is an identity relationship by the way since they are both null.
i disagree herein; to me, there is always a causal explanation otherwise there is more work to do.
I don't do well with 'maybe magic' as the last word. (me personally)
There are only things that happen to catch our eye.
lot's going on that the eye can't catch. Again not magical-mystical-string pulling-stuff by an omnipotent being but in the sense that we see only a sliver of the spectrum and everything is entangled to everything else (eg.. no one sees gravity but we all fall)
In the top section of this post the concept of the ear being here before the sound is when i tend to go all the way back to the first idea (a light). Just as all life (and mind) is of em, each shade we create in conscious thought as an idea is just a new shade (combined memories; 2 colors make a new one)
so in physics they go back to a Big bang (the combining of mass, energy, time) and the religious stop at the 'beginning' i.e... from a genesis description (man from dirt)...... in which we all know a whole bunch evolved from the basic atoms and energy to even become a man.... (the rules of life (physics)are what was missing)
but to go all the way back; then an idea; a light......... could it be that 'first' point in time?
but what had an idea?
what banged the big one?
I say............ as crazy as i am............... existence begot itself; hence mass is now (we living within the progression) defining itself. (words transcend time)
(and our airplanes show us our ability consciously to 'create')
Objectively asking; does existence beget itself? (does the collective conscious (life of mass: mankind) create itself?)
But if that mass (we of consciousness), do not know itself; just yet, then creation could not have happend yet.