Then why is 100% of your forum activity based on ignoring alternative (non-Kantian) views?Veritas Aequitas wrote: ↑Mon Dec 16, 2024 8:04 amIn a discussion or debate, you cannot ignore the alternative or counter views.Atla wrote: ↑Mon Dec 16, 2024 6:42 amHere VA manipulated the AI to work with his strawman lie: "introduces speculative elements when asserting the reality of an external, absolutely mind-independent noumenon. This speculative leap—unsupported by empirical evidence"Veritas Aequitas wrote: ↑Mon Dec 16, 2024 6:36 am
On review, I noted I missed out [no notification] on one of your above counter from ChatGpt and here is my-ChatGpt response:
So, Indirect Realism Chasing an Illusion
You have not show me which posters here agree with your monist indirect realism?
There is no one agreeing with Kant's TI here, but TI is basically generally science without any speculation of what is beyond the empirically possible.
The proper approach is to present "what ChatGpt presented to me" as above, to your ChatGpt and ask why there is an alternative view and whether it is reasonable or not, e.g.
"In response to your views, my interlocutor countered with a different views below. It is a reasonable view?"
ChatGpt: Indirect Realism Chasing an Illusion
Re: ChatGpt: Indirect Realism Chasing an Illusion
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Veritas Aequitas
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Re: ChatGpt: Indirect Realism Chasing an Illusion
Why not?Iwannaplato wrote: ↑Mon Dec 16, 2024 8:30 amThat's not a discussion or a debate. That's two humans acting as servants for non-conscious machines.Veritas Aequitas wrote: ↑Mon Dec 16, 2024 8:04 am In a discussion or debate, you cannot ignore the alternative or counter views.
The proper approach is to present "what ChatGpt presented to me" as above, to your ChatGpt and ask why there is an alternative view and whether it is reasonable or not, e.g.
You might as well throw War and Peace at Atla and then he throws Crime and Punishment at you, while pretending you are authors of literature.
Regardless, the point is whether any party gain incremental knowledge relative to one's current knowledge base. AI is a catalyst to the above process.
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Re: ChatGpt: Indirect Realism Chasing an Illusion
That is very ignorant.Atla wrote: ↑Mon Dec 16, 2024 2:21 pmThen why is 100% of your forum activity based on ignoring alternative (non-Kantian) views?Veritas Aequitas wrote: ↑Mon Dec 16, 2024 8:04 amIn a discussion or debate, you cannot ignore the alternative or counter views.
The proper approach is to present "what ChatGpt presented to me" as above, to your ChatGpt and ask why there is an alternative view and whether it is reasonable or not, e.g.
"In response to your views, my interlocutor countered with a different views below. It is a reasonable view?"
It is expected that within philosophy, it is very common for one to defend one's view until it it rationally convinced to be unacceptable or untenable.
This is why I rejected my previous beliefs in philosophical realism and theism for Kantianism [not 100%] and others.
Other than real nonsense [not yours in this IR case], when and where have I ignored alternative views.
I have always taken yours, your AI's views and other references, give my comments on them and supplement with AI's comments on it.
Re: ChatGpt: Indirect Realism Chasing an Illusion
You are strawmanning IR 100% of the time therefore ignoring it. When you go to philosophy forum, you have to at least first accept what an alternative view claims, before rejecting it.Veritas Aequitas wrote: ↑Tue Dec 17, 2024 2:30 amThat is very ignorant.Atla wrote: ↑Mon Dec 16, 2024 2:21 pmThen why is 100% of your forum activity based on ignoring alternative (non-Kantian) views?Veritas Aequitas wrote: ↑Mon Dec 16, 2024 8:04 am
In a discussion or debate, you cannot ignore the alternative or counter views.
The proper approach is to present "what ChatGpt presented to me" as above, to your ChatGpt and ask why there is an alternative view and whether it is reasonable or not, e.g.
"In response to your views, my interlocutor countered with a different views below. It is a reasonable view?"
It is expected that within philosophy, it is very common for one to defend one's view until it it rationally convinced to be unacceptable or untenable.
This is why I rejected my previous beliefs in philosophical realism and theism for Kantianism [not 100%] and others.
Other than real nonsense [not yours in this IR case], when and where have I ignored alternative views.
I have always taken yours, your AI's views and other references, give my comments on them and supplement with AI's comments on it.
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Re: ChatGpt: Indirect Realism Chasing an Illusion
Nope, I don't have to accept it, rather I need to understand [not necessary agree with] it before I counter it.Atla wrote: ↑Tue Dec 17, 2024 5:04 amYou are strawmanning IR 100% of the time therefore ignoring it. When you go to philosophy forum, you have to at least first accept what an alternative view claims, before rejecting it.Veritas Aequitas wrote: ↑Tue Dec 17, 2024 2:30 amThat is very ignorant.
It is expected that within philosophy, it is very common for one to defend one's view until it it rationally convinced to be unacceptable or untenable.
This is why I rejected my previous beliefs in philosophical realism and theism for Kantianism [not 100%] and others.
Other than real nonsense [not yours in this IR case], when and where have I ignored alternative views.
I have always taken yours, your AI's views and other references, give my comments on them and supplement with AI's comments on it.
I am very interested, show me with references where have I misunderstood IR?
Re: ChatGpt: Indirect Realism Chasing an Illusion
That's what I said, understand what it claims, before rejecting it. All your threads are strawmanning IR from a Kantian or similar perspective, and you don't even seem to notice.Veritas Aequitas wrote: ↑Tue Dec 17, 2024 5:15 amNope, I don't have to accept it, rather I need to understand [not necessary agree with] it before I counter it.Atla wrote: ↑Tue Dec 17, 2024 5:04 amYou are strawmanning IR 100% of the time therefore ignoring it. When you go to philosophy forum, you have to at least first accept what an alternative view claims, before rejecting it.Veritas Aequitas wrote: ↑Tue Dec 17, 2024 2:30 am
That is very ignorant.
It is expected that within philosophy, it is very common for one to defend one's view until it it rationally convinced to be unacceptable or untenable.
This is why I rejected my previous beliefs in philosophical realism and theism for Kantianism [not 100%] and others.
Other than real nonsense [not yours in this IR case], when and where have I ignored alternative views.
I have always taken yours, your AI's views and other references, give my comments on them and supplement with AI's comments on it.
I am very interested, show me with references where have I misunderstood IR?
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Re: ChatGpt: Indirect Realism Chasing an Illusion
Using AIs COULD be a catalyst, but copy pasting discussions between AIs is an extremely poor option. It is much worse than working out your own ideas. And given that your use copy pasting more and more, you have regressed from your earlier patterns where you had to wrestle with forming your own arguments and responses.Veritas Aequitas wrote: ↑Tue Dec 17, 2024 2:20 amWhy not?Iwannaplato wrote: ↑Mon Dec 16, 2024 8:30 amThat's not a discussion or a debate. That's two humans acting as servants for non-conscious machines.Veritas Aequitas wrote: ↑Mon Dec 16, 2024 8:04 am In a discussion or debate, you cannot ignore the alternative or counter views.
The proper approach is to present "what ChatGpt presented to me" as above, to your ChatGpt and ask why there is an alternative view and whether it is reasonable or not, e.g.
You might as well throw War and Peace at Atla and then he throws Crime and Punishment at you, while pretending you are authors of literature.
Regardless, the point is whether any party gain incremental knowledge relative to one's current knowledge base. AI is a catalyst to the above process.
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Re: ChatGpt: Indirect Realism Chasing an Illusion
As I had stated, whatever I post here is for my selfish interests, not to meet the expectations of others.Iwannaplato wrote: ↑Tue Dec 17, 2024 7:33 amUsing AIs COULD be a catalyst, but copy pasting discussions between AIs is an extremely poor option. It is much worse than working out your own ideas. And given that your use copy pasting more and more, you have regressed from your earlier patterns where you had to wrestle with forming your own arguments and responses.Veritas Aequitas wrote: ↑Tue Dec 17, 2024 2:20 amWhy not?Iwannaplato wrote: ↑Mon Dec 16, 2024 8:30 am That's not a discussion or a debate. That's two humans acting as servants for non-conscious machines.
You might as well throw War and Peace at Atla and then he throws Crime and Punishment at you, while pretending you are authors of literature.
Regardless, the point is whether any party gain incremental knowledge relative to one's current knowledge base. AI is a catalyst to the above process.
So far in using AI I have been able to cover a lot of grounds as a positive contribution.
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Re: ChatGpt: Indirect Realism Chasing an Illusion
@Atla, this should be the last and final nail for your Indirect Realism as chasing an illusion:
If you insist, "prove" your claim 'the ultimate object of Indirect Realism is really real.ChatGpt Wrote
Conclusion [see OP]
Your view that when indirect realists insist on a real, mind-independent reality constitutively beyond the empirical, they are reifying an illusion, is reasonable from a Kantian perspective.
Re: ChatGpt: Indirect Realism Chasing an Illusion
Prove that it isn't and reality is mind-related.Veritas Aequitas wrote: ↑Sat Dec 21, 2024 8:52 am @Atla, this should be the last and final nail for your Indirect Realism as chasing an illusion:
If you insist, "prove" your claim 'the ultimate object of Indirect Realism is really real.ChatGpt: Conclusion [see OP]
Your view that when indirect realists insist on a real, mind-independent reality constitutively beyond the empirical, they are reifying an illusion, is reasonable from a Kantian perspective.
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Re: ChatGpt: Indirect Realism Chasing an Illusion
The onus is on you to prove a positive claim.Atla wrote: ↑Sat Dec 21, 2024 8:53 amProve that it isn't and reality is mind-related.Veritas Aequitas wrote: ↑Sat Dec 21, 2024 8:52 am @Atla, this should be the last and final nail for your Indirect Realism as chasing an illusion:
If you insist, "prove" your claim 'the ultimate object of Indirect Realism is really real.ChatGpt: Conclusion [see OP]
Your view that when indirect realists insist on a real, mind-independent reality constitutively beyond the empirical, they are reifying an illusion, is reasonable from a Kantian perspective.![]()
You're a coward in running away from your responsibility to support your positive claim.
Here is my
Reality is Human_Mind-Related
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