 The list of such like antinomies is long, yet the underlying malady is clear: in one way or another, they all stem from the separation of individuals from each other. What is the remedy for these separations? In the first half of the Transcendence Findlay considers Hegel’s proposal that these separations can be overcome by the development of common realm of logical concepts, meanings, ideals, and shared gods, at least where rational beings are found. But in Transcendence, Lecture 5, Findlay rejects the Hegelian option: 