Tacit Assumption 4: The basic matter of the world is neutral with regard to value; matter is inert.

Entities in the same semantic neighborhood but without a typed relation to this one — candidates for new edges or unrecognized duplicates.

• Tacit Assumption 3: Modern conceptions of human liberty require all values be viewed as subjective; objective value is suspicious.claim0.820
  Third assumption linking political freedom to value subjectivism, undermining objective judgments in architecture.
• Tacit Assumption 1: What is true is only the body of facts which can be represented as lifeless mechanisms.claim0.820
  First of ten tacit ultra-mechanistic assumptions underlying current cosmology that must disappear for vital architecture.
• Tacit Assumption 5: Matter and mind, the objective outer world and subjective inner world, are entirely different and disconnected realms.claim0.815
  Fifth assumption, the core of Whitehead's bifurcation, making the self homeless in the cosmos.
• Tacit Assumption 9: The intuition that something profound is happening in a great work of art is, in scientific terms, meaningless.claim0.814
  Ninth assumption negating the deep significance of aesthetic experience within the scientific picture.
• Tacit Assumption 10: The instinct that there is deeper meaning in the world is scientifically useless and must be ignored.claim0.813
  Tenth tacit assumption, the culmination making the search for meaning scientifically empty.
• Tacit Assumption 2: Matters of value in architecture are subjective.claim0.810
  Second tacit assumption, identified as nearly the central tenet of modern architecture.
• Tacit Assumption 8: At a profound level, architecture is irrelevant.claim0.807
  Eighth assumption that building has no special importance beyond engineering or image-making, underlying society's treatment of the built environment.
• Tacit Assumption 6: Art is an intense social phenomenon but has no deep importance in the physical scheme of things.claim0.787
  Sixth assumption denying art a fundamental role in the structure of the universe.