Onticity, Epistemicity, Creativity, Curiosity and Hope-Dispair Duality

Chapter 4 of this monograph discusses the roles of creativity and curiosity in knowing as the production of intellectual investment flows and information-knowledge accumulation as production of intellectual capital stocks in the in the space of problem-solution dualities and polarities within the space of imagination-reality dualities as contained in the space of actualpotential dualities relative to the space of ignorance-knowledge dualities within the space of onticepistemic dualities relative to the space of ontological-epistemological duality. The understanding of the roles of creativity and curiosity are related to the spaces of courage-fear dualities, hopedespair dualities, and success-failure dualities. Definitions of these concepts are presented, and their contents explicated with corresponding operator functions. Comparative analytics are undertaken to show their interdependencies and their relative role and degrees of efficiencies in the space of ignorance-knowledge dualities and problem-solution dualities showing the strengths and limits of organization in neuro-decision-choice actions over the space of human behaviors under the principle of opposites. Through comparative organizational analytics in varieties and categories, we show the relational connectivity in the space of ontological-epistemological dualities in knowing, differences, similarities ontological information-time processes and epistemological information-time processes in reference to the ontological beginning-end duality in relation to Bennu-Anoma-Gyenyame conditions and epistemological past-present duality of Sankofa conditions in the space of ontological and epistemological dualities where the essentiality of symmetry and supersymmetry are discussed under the principle of opposites relative to the space of relativity-absoluteness dualities with illustration by epistemic geometric representation with the corresponding mathematical spaces in terms axiological structures of varieties in the space of real-nominal dualities relative to the space of cost–benefit dualities.