I introduce myself and "A bit of philosophy too"

Greetings dear friends of the Esperanza Project community, this is my first publication in this community, which is why I want to start by introducing myself to all of you: My name is Gustavo Mory, I am Venezuelan, born in the city of Mérida, graduated as a Lawyer from the University of Los Andes (ULA).

On this platform I am the Administrator of two communities, whose names are "Vintage Rock Music" and "Steemit Para Todos".

Among the topics that I like and are passionate about are science, philosophy, technology, music and the arts. Today I want to make a brief introduction to Philosophy;

Let's start by saying that Positivism is a philosophical theory that proposes that all true knowledge is directly related to real knowledge, that is "The real findings or discoveries" that is, those that are perceived by the senses and that can be verifiable.

That is why it establishes that all knowledge is positive insofar as the information that leads to knowledge itself is perceived by the senses, evaluated and interpreted by reason and logic.

Although the concept of positivism has already been raised since ancient Greece through the Scholastics, the debates were debated against transcendental philosophy, where religion played an influential role, it is only with Recentism that appeals to the interpretation of the separate things of theology and metaphysics.

For modern positivist minds I like to resort to a philosophical system, in this particular case I want to use Objectivism, born from the works captured through the novels of Ayn Rand, Russian-American philosopher, writer and filmmaker, this system developed by Rand , approaches the nature of reason for predictable truth, where when evaluating a concept it is according to what is perceived with the senses. Where the facts are the facts, referring to things or concepts explained by their own nature.

Objectivism is made of epistemological tools, Ethics, Aesthetics and politics, understanding the latter as the prosperous relationship between peers, where it is conceived as a value that is equal or similar to its value.