How far off would we be if we just assumed that our entire lives are just one huge continuing accident made-up of a complex multidimensional smaller continuing accidents?
In addition, how far off would we be if we just assumed that everything we know is false and everything we say is a lie?
How far off would we be?
Perhaps this perspective is a more honest & productive view of our lives in this infinite reality we find ourselves in?
Bill Wiltrack wrote:How far off would we be if we just assumed that everything we know is false and everything we say is a lie?
That reminds me of Ouzo, the ultimate game, where every bid can be the truth or a lie ("It will be a wise bid only if he understands the ploys and artifices of each and every player." -- from "The Ouzo Prophecy").
Do you know that if they outlawed posting irrelevant pictures, you'd immediately go to jail since the law would never allow your ex post facto defense?
1. you repeat accident.over and over
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, often with lack of intention or necessity. It usually implies a generally negative outcome which may have been avoided or prevented had circumstances leading up to the accident been recognized, and acted upon, prior to its occurrence
We or anything we do is an accdent. is false premis.
you might say this umiverse is an
accident.
"An accident or mishap is an unforeseen and unplanned event or circumstance, often with lack of intention or necessity."
When I say accident I mean can you tell me who will be the next person to walk into the room that you are in & tell me, do you know the first sentence that they will speak?
In addition, will you tell us why did you chose to exist in the time & the place you were born?
Everything, EVERYTHING that you are or ever have experienced is one of just a long continuous accident in a complex continuous series of accidents.
When I say accident I mean can you tell me who will be the next person to walk into the room that you are in & tell me, do you know the first sentence that they will speak?
In addition, will you tell us why did you chose to exist in the time & the place you were born?
Everything, EVERYTHING that you are or ever have experienced is one of just a long continuous accident in a complex continuous series of accidents.
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Ah i see.
what you call accident i call processing time over situ.
who walks in room next is not accident it is determined by action of the peep who does it,
A set of subclusters in determination.
i suggest you read more on determination.
sets of clusters of sets . probability.
there are no accidents.
EVERYTHING is based upon laws and those laws are followed. Let's say those laws have determined which person & what they will say when they enter your room. I AGREE WITH YOU.
The point that I am making is that YOU cannot predict the next moment. For you the next sentence someone speaks to you will be something that you cannot per-determine.
I actually had another thread recently that basically stated that NOTHING is an accident but our experience of our individual reality IS a series of unforeseeable accidents.
I understand your position.
It's not important that you understand my perspective.
For you, I believe your definition of accident is PERFECT for you and is correct.
