But, why could 'that one' just not be 'not interested' in 'your writings'. Obviously, no one else, here, is interested in 'your writings', here. So, why can you just not 'see' this? Why does there always have to be some 'other excuse' other than 'just not interested' in 'your writings'?Phil8659 wrote: ↑Thu Apr 24, 2025 8:14 pmI believe that this site has a sponsor for a virtual home for the criminally insane.Martin Peter Clarke wrote: ↑Thu Apr 24, 2025 11:20 am I can't read 95% of the lounge, some threads 100%, as I've had to foe 80% of the contributors. The Center for Inquiry has the same problem, with marginally better quality.
How long before Philosophy Now has to abandon the Forum as has Richard Dawkins?
Some passerby's stop by believing that it is just a zoo, and they have a spot of fun.
And lastly, an occasional researcher just wants to run some testing.
It is multifunctional.
When Socrates was asked why he married the meanest woman in Athens, he told a parable about horses. One learns to be good at it by starting with the wild ones.
Every thing can be put to some use. For example, printed versions of what is on here can be used to make punk Origami.
Seriously, though, I tried to open up a dialog with the person who runs this site, turn it into a real philosophy forum, by he said he was not interested, i.e., a typical corporate mentality, cash first, all other concerns secondary, or non-existent.
Even the so-called "experts" have informed you, 'All together the article in the given version is not understandable.'
The very reason no one is 'interested' in 'your writings, article, and work' is because in its 'current version' it is 'not understandable'. Can you really not just comprehend and understand this Fact'?
Of course you do, this is as blatantly obvious as the sun shines light. And, just like you believe in what that one human being stated, and so worship 'that one', so to do many people believe in what others state, because those people worship 'those ones', as well. For example some believe in what "jesus christ" stated, because 'that one' is worshiped. The two 'believing in' and 'worshiping' go 'hand in hand', as some would say. And, just like those people believe in what "albert einstein" stated, again because those people worship 'that one'.
See, a lot of you adult human beings will just 'believe in' what 'another' states, without ever question what was stated, for the sole reason that 'that one' is 'worshiped'.
But, 'this' is only your own interpretation, only, for if you were ever to 'look up', and 'check', it is stated that "plato" defined 'dialectic' differently. But, you are not open to 'this' at all, correct?Phil8659 wrote: ↑Thu Apr 24, 2025 8:14 pm The job of a philosopher was Dialectic, which he defined as binary information processing as applied to human behavior, what Confucius called the Superior Man, One can say, Homo Superior: a type of human outlined in the Bible, a human that is mentally functional.
Excuses, excuses.
So, when are 'you' going to become 'rational', here?Phil8659 wrote: ↑Thu Apr 24, 2025 8:14 pm If you paraphrase a quote of Xenophon of Socrates, A standard of human behavior recognized by all mankind would put an end to the division of humanity, which is exactly the same point made by the Bible, and rationally, by biological fact.
I was once asked to express that standard, and I do. Now it only remains to show how to apply it. By our own hand we can learn to become rational.
And, just 'expressing a standard' without ever elaborating on 'that standard' nor even just explaining what 'that standard' is, exactly, and how 'that standard' actually works, or behaves, and what is 'that standard' in relation to, and/or even for, exactly, is, really, not the most 'rational' things, at all, let alone the wisest of things to do.