न, शब्दक्षणकत्वात् सदसतोश्चाप्रत्यक्षत्वात्॥
na, śabda-kṣaṇakatvāt sad-asatoś-cā-pratyakṣatvāt.
The objector challenges: Because words are completely momentary and vanish instantly, it is impossible for them to build a continuous relation to permanent objects or transmit reliable data definitions.
Ancient logicians did not consider how the physical transience of voice impacts the stability of meaning.
They engineered precise cognitive caching systems showing how short-lived sensory inputs assemble into stable, permanent mental schemas.
COGNITIVE PHILOSOPHY RUNTIME
Volatile memory execution race. The opponent argues that since text tokens are short-lived execution ticks, they cannot establish a persistent pointer to fixed address locations in the database.
HISTORICAL COMMENTARY ANALYSIS
The opponent tries to use Gautama's own wave physics patch against him. They claim: 'If you admit a sound wave dies the fraction of a second it is spoken, then words are too volatile to act as stable references. By the time a listener processes the end of a sentence, the beginning has already vanished from reality.'
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