Hmm so you don't just hear "things" but also see "things" that aren't there.Darkneos wrote: ↑Mon Jul 24, 2023 5:37 pmYou literally did. There is no help for you if you can’t even see that.Atla wrote: ↑Mon Jul 24, 2023 5:36 pmStill lying you little shit, I didn't say it there.Darkneos wrote: ↑Mon Jul 24, 2023 5:33 pm
At this point you’re either blind or stupid:
They can’t explain it to me because it would require teaching me the field to do so. Not everything can me broken down for lay understanding, that’s what makes QM difficult to talk about. Because the interpretations are just guess about the math and experiments which are all solid and proven. I know that’s a new concept for you, perhaps humility will serve you well.
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Philosophical Realism's Mind-Independence is Absurd
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So once again, AS YOU SAID, if everything has already occurred and it's just playing out then that would make life pointless.
Now if you were wrong to say that then that's another matter but there's no sense denying you did.
Now if you were wrong to say that then that's another matter but there's no sense denying you did.
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I'm sure people around you are greatly impressed by your ability to hallucinate, not really my thing though sorry.
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You can continue to deny it but everyone else can see it, no sense in trying to bluff.
You can either admit you were mistaken in what you said or not, even in the original sense you were wrong.
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I started to go back to try to understand what you guys are arguing about. Couldn't find the root. It seemed like Darkenous can't find it either. But I gave up. In any case....
looks like argumentum ad consequentiam. It can't or shouldn't be true because it would mean X. Or perhaps he meant you seem glad about X, but really you should be depressed. I couldn't even work out if he is expressing his argumentum ad consequentiam, or saying you argued one, or something else. I don't know how you guys are keeping track.So once again, AS YOU SAID, if everything has already occurred and it's just playing out then that would make life pointless.
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That's not what this is about it's not appeal to consequences. More like just showing where their logic leads.looks like argumentum ad consequentiam. It can't or shouldn't be true because it would mean X. Or perhaps he meant you seem glad about X, but really you should be depressed. I couldn't even work out if he is expressing his argumentum ad consequentiam, or saying you argued one, or something else. I don't know how you guys are keeping track.
I did and quoted it, twice.I started to go back to try to understand what you guys are arguing about. Couldn't find the root. It seemed like Darkenous can't find it either. But I gave up. In any case...
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I keep telling them that life would be pointless if according to them everything has already happened billions of years ago, and they keep insisting no (with no real argument for it).
I mean...there is a reason fatalism is pretty heavily criticized.
I mean...there is a reason fatalism is pretty heavily criticized.
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He's probably just displaying his ignorance about QM again, trying to make me admit saying something I didn't. The nature of QM-timelessness went above his head.Iwannaplato wrote: ↑Mon Jul 24, 2023 8:55 pmI started to go back to try to understand what you guys are arguing about. Couldn't find the root. It seemed like Darkenous can't find it either. But I gave up. In any case....looks like argumentum ad consequentiam. It can't or shouldn't be true because it would mean X. Or perhaps he meant you seem glad about X, but really you should be depressed. I couldn't even work out if he is expressing his argumentum ad consequentiam, or saying you argued one, or something else. I don't know how you guys are keeping track.So once again, AS YOU SAID, if everything has already occurred and it's just playing out then that would make life pointless.
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Timelessness according to ONE particular interpretation, stop misrepresenting it. That is also not what you said.Atla wrote: ↑Tue Jul 25, 2023 3:52 amHe's probably just displaying his ignorance about QM again, trying to make me admit saying something I didn't. The nature of QM-timelessness went above his head.Iwannaplato wrote: ↑Mon Jul 24, 2023 8:55 pmI started to go back to try to understand what you guys are arguing about. Couldn't find the root. It seemed like Darkenous can't find it either. But I gave up. In any case....looks like argumentum ad consequentiam. It can't or shouldn't be true because it would mean X. Or perhaps he meant you seem glad about X, but really you should be depressed. I couldn't even work out if he is expressing his argumentum ad consequentiam, or saying you argued one, or something else. I don't know how you guys are keeping track.So once again, AS YOU SAID, if everything has already occurred and it's just playing out then that would make life pointless.
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Wtf is wrong with you anyway that you come here and all you do is lie lie lie? What's your damage?Darkneos wrote: ↑Tue Jul 25, 2023 4:00 amTimelessness according to ONE particular interpretation, stop misrepresenting it. That is also not what you said.Atla wrote: ↑Tue Jul 25, 2023 3:52 amHe's probably just displaying his ignorance about QM again, trying to make me admit saying something I didn't. The nature of QM-timelessness went above his head.Iwannaplato wrote: ↑Mon Jul 24, 2023 8:55 pm I started to go back to try to understand what you guys are arguing about. Couldn't find the root. It seemed like Darkenous can't find it either. But I gave up. In any case....
looks like argumentum ad consequentiam. It can't or shouldn't be true because it would mean X. Or perhaps he meant you seem glad about X, but really you should be depressed. I couldn't even work out if he is expressing his argumentum ad consequentiam, or saying you argued one, or something else. I don't know how you guys are keeping track.
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It's not lying, you explicitly said it and I quoted it. You denying that doesn't change anything.
As for the time bit that is only for Many Worlds, not other interpretations. Many Worlds has it's own problems, mostly the need (if not hunger) for simplicity, in addition to the unfalsifiability of other worlds. IT sounds more like a need for comfort than an explanation of reality.
Thought from what I'm reading of MWI the word they are looking for is fatalism, not determinism.
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No I didn't, you are lying. Wtf is wrong with you?Darkneos wrote: ↑Tue Jul 25, 2023 4:45 amIt's not lying, you explicitly said it and I quoted it. You denying that doesn't change anything.
As for the time bit that is only for Many Worlds, not other interpretations. Many Worlds has it's own problems, mostly the need (if not hunger) for simplicity, in addition to the unfalsifiability of other worlds. IT sounds more like a need for comfort than an explanation of reality.
Thought from what I'm reading of MWI the word they are looking for is fatalism, not determinism.
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You did, there is no getting around the direct quote.Atla wrote: ↑Tue Jul 25, 2023 4:49 amNo I didn't, you are lying. Wtf is wrong with you?Darkneos wrote: ↑Tue Jul 25, 2023 4:45 amIt's not lying, you explicitly said it and I quoted it. You denying that doesn't change anything.
As for the time bit that is only for Many Worlds, not other interpretations. Many Worlds has it's own problems, mostly the need (if not hunger) for simplicity, in addition to the unfalsifiability of other worlds. IT sounds more like a need for comfort than an explanation of reality.
Thought from what I'm reading of MWI the word they are looking for is fatalism, not determinism.
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Unless I am mistaken but you haven't really said HOW what you said isn't saying that everything has already happened 10 billion years ago.