Hegel's Absolute Determinateness

Everything is in a determined but also departing it, or my way to fukof. Even what appears to us to be indeterminate are signs of absolute determinateness. When that card a, i's at this point. It cannot be at any other point. And so there's for hegel will say, my philosophy is a philosophy of absolute determination. This is not synta, thesis, antithesis, synthesis. What hegel is doing is starting with objects that, on first glance, including our consciousness or self consciousness, appear to be simply self contained and simply one and unto themselves. But then as we start to explore them, we find that this protis sort of