Is that a variation of "Есть человек — есть проблема, нет человека — нет проблемы"?
You are such a problem-solver, you!
Is that a variation of "Есть человек — есть проблема, нет человека — нет проблемы"?
I don't know what the above means to make that judgement.
I can't. Which is why your theory is nonsense.
Well of course you cannot know you do not know you are suffering without knowing you are suffering. And once you know something you cannot then not know that something you know. It doesn't work like that.
You are incredibly confused. Your very first sentence is thus:Dontaskme wrote: ↑Sat Aug 31, 2019 7:40 pm Well of course you cannot know you do not know you are suffering without knowing you are suffering. And once you know something you cannot then not know that something you know. It doesn't work like that.
So when you know you are suffering, when you have knowledge of suffering, which you do because the word suffering is what knowledge informs ...would it be a good idea to inflict that knowledge of suffering on a new life knowing that new life would eventually aquire the knowledge of suffering ?
I have the knowledge that I am born.
Precisely! And this knowledge (of not suffering) DOES NOT CAUSE suffering.
Yeah. OK. But it's not my premise. It's yours.
There is no known state known as the absence of knowledge. There is knowledge of the presence of knowledge, and the knowledge of not suffering is still the presence of knowledge, and knowledge causes suffering.
But I never said my premise was flawed, I said yours is flawed.
There is an article in the Philosophy Now magazine board about moraDontaskme wrote: ↑Sat Aug 31, 2019 6:19 pmI don't know what the above means to make that judgement.
But all I'm saying is that we have the solution to suffering by not passing the knowledge of known suffering on. Suffering will still be present in those that still are here knowing suffering, so until every one who knows they suffer has died, it will still be around.
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Hmm, I wonder why that topic doesn't exist.
The desire for morality is your suffering.
You don't know that you don't know things? Shame.
Very strange indeed. Since I have no premise - I was arguing against yours.
You first have to exist to claim (You don't know that you don't know things? Shame.) that claim is knowledge.
That knowledge is still a claim to know. Knowledge is the Known. The Known know nothing, and even that statement is a knowledge, it is a claim to know. So ANY claim made here within the mind whether it is a knowing or a not knowing is still knowledge which is SUFFERING. Try again.
Having no premise is still a premise of having no premise.
Do you feel like I am fucking you yet?Dontaskme wrote: ↑Sun Sep 01, 2019 8:44 amYou first have to exist to claim (You don't know that you don't know things? Shame.) that claim is knowledge.
If you say you know -YOU DON'T
There is no such knowledge as no knowledge, that CLAIM is also knowledge. Try again.
That knowledge is still a claim to know. Knowledge is the Known. The Known know nothing, and even that statement is a knowledge, it is a claim to know. So ANY claim made here within the mind whether it is a knowing or a not knowing is still knowledge which is SUFFERING. Try again.
Having no premise is still a premise of having no premise.
You were arguing against an assumption I have a premise, that you believe I have here, only because it is first known and believed in you there, else you wouldn't have recognised one here.
Try again.
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