And that's why you can't prove it.Eodnhoj7 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 02, 2025 4:26 amProof is merely a thought.Atla wrote: ↑Mon Jun 02, 2025 4:18 amHow much unknown, 100%? Prove this solipsistic, evil, total fucking nonsense if you can. Your thought about the realm outside the mind, is a thought. But again, it doesn't follow that there is no mind-independent reality. (This part of) the Kant-Buddhism-FSK doesn't work on me.
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That's why I do, the nature of the proof you need is a thought which justifies my stance.Atla wrote: ↑Mon Jun 02, 2025 4:29 amAnd that's why you can't prove it.Eodnhoj7 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 02, 2025 4:26 amProof is merely a thought.Atla wrote: ↑Mon Jun 02, 2025 4:18 am
How much unknown, 100%? Prove this solipsistic, evil, total fucking nonsense if you can. Your thought about the realm outside the mind, is a thought. But again, it doesn't follow that there is no mind-independent reality. (This part of) the Kant-Buddhism-FSK doesn't work on me.
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Nope, a thought is not proof. You gave up your humanity (if you had any) for solipsism.
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You don't get it. There IS NO absolute proof for choosing between different circular philosophical systems, such as your Kantian-Buddhist-solipsistic-crap, or direct realism, or the indirect realism/representationalism I subscribe to, etc. Absolute proof / absolute certainty is just a wet dream of some thinkers.
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No my friend I fear you are the one who does not understand what you are saying.Atla wrote: ↑Mon Jun 02, 2025 4:52 amYou don't get it. There IS NO absolute proof for choosing between different circular philosophical systems, such as your Kantian-Buddhist-solipsistic-crap, or direct realism, or the indirect realism/representationalism I subscribe to, etc. Absolute proof / absolute certainty is just a wet dream of some thinkers.
Absolute proof exists within contexts. Under a specific context 1+1=2...always. Absolute proof is the expression of a context of interpretation. If you claim their is no absolute proof, you would need an absolute proof to prove such a claim otherwise your statement is relative and wrong under certain contexts..thus you refute yourself.
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Pft you make every beginner mistake. "There is no absolute proof" isn't an absolute statement, that's what it says.Eodnhoj7 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 02, 2025 4:55 amNo my friend I fear you are the one who does not understand what you are saying.Atla wrote: ↑Mon Jun 02, 2025 4:52 amYou don't get it. There IS NO absolute proof for choosing between different circular philosophical systems, such as your Kantian-Buddhist-solipsistic-crap, or direct realism, or the indirect realism/representationalism I subscribe to, etc. Absolute proof / absolute certainty is just a wet dream of some thinkers.
Absolute proof exists within contexts. Under a specific context 1+1=2...always. Absolute proof is the expression of a context of interpretation. If you claim their is no absolute proof, you would need an absolute proof to prove such a claim otherwise your statement is relative and wrong under certain contexts..thus you refute yourself.
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I am glad you agree that your statement is not absolute, that means it is not always right.Atla wrote: ↑Mon Jun 02, 2025 5:01 amPft you make every beginner mistake. "There is no absolute proof" isn't an absolute statement, that's what it says.Eodnhoj7 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 02, 2025 4:55 amNo my friend I fear you are the one who does not understand what you are saying.Atla wrote: ↑Mon Jun 02, 2025 4:52 am
You don't get it. There IS NO absolute proof for choosing between different circular philosophical systems, such as your Kantian-Buddhist-solipsistic-crap, or direct realism, or the indirect realism/representationalism I subscribe to, etc. Absolute proof / absolute certainty is just a wet dream of some thinkers.
Absolute proof exists within contexts. Under a specific context 1+1=2...always. Absolute proof is the expression of a context of interpretation. If you claim their is no absolute proof, you would need an absolute proof to prove such a claim otherwise your statement is relative and wrong under certain contexts..thus you refute yourself.
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No, that's not what it means. It means we can't know if it's always right or not.Eodnhoj7 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 02, 2025 5:03 amI am glad you agree that your statement is not absolute, that means it is not always right.Atla wrote: ↑Mon Jun 02, 2025 5:01 amPft you make every beginner mistake. "There is no absolute proof" isn't an absolute statement, that's what it says.Eodnhoj7 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 02, 2025 4:55 am
No my friend I fear you are the one who does not understand what you are saying.
Absolute proof exists within contexts. Under a specific context 1+1=2...always. Absolute proof is the expression of a context of interpretation. If you claim their is no absolute proof, you would need an absolute proof to prove such a claim otherwise your statement is relative and wrong under certain contexts..thus you refute yourself.
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Self-deception and solipsism. How admirable.
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How can you absolutely say such things when there are no absolutes according to you?
I think you speak merely for your self as you measure the limits of the world by your thoughts of doubt, it all fits in whether you can doubt it or not. You use to mind to see reality and what you see does not occur without the mind. If appears you are the solipsist.
Solipsism claims it is all your own mind. But self is merely a thought, as well as non-self. Solipsism is a thought. What is not Solipsism is also a thought. Thoughts go beyond the self and they do not.
Thought is merely a paradox. Why?
It is distinction through distinction as a more central distinction, division through further division as division.
In other terms what occurs occurs through other occurences and this is all an occurencs.
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I'm not saying anything absolutely. Okay whatever.Eodnhoj7 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 02, 2025 4:45 pmHow can you absolutely say such things when there are no absolutes according to you?
I think you speak merely for your self as you measure the limits of the world by your thoughts of doubt, it all fits in whether you can doubt it or not. You use to mind to see reality and what you see does not occur without the mind. If appears you are the solipsist.
Solipsism claims it is all your own mind. But self is merely a thought, as well as non-self. Solipsism is a thought. What is not Solipsism is also a thought. Thoughts go beyond the self and they do not.
Thought is merely a paradox. Why?
It is distinction through distinction as a more central distinction, division through further division as division.
In other terms what occurs occurs through other occurences and this is all an occurencs.
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I am quite well aware.Atla wrote: ↑Mon Jun 02, 2025 5:02 pmI'm not saying anything absolutely. Okay whatever.Eodnhoj7 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 02, 2025 4:45 pmHow can you absolutely say such things when there are no absolutes according to you?
I think you speak merely for your self as you measure the limits of the world by your thoughts of doubt, it all fits in whether you can doubt it or not. You use to mind to see reality and what you see does not occur without the mind. If appears you are the solipsist.
Solipsism claims it is all your own mind. But self is merely a thought, as well as non-self. Solipsism is a thought. What is not Solipsism is also a thought. Thoughts go beyond the self and they do not.
Thought is merely a paradox. Why?
It is distinction through distinction as a more central distinction, division through further division as division.
In other terms what occurs occurs through other occurences and this is all an occurencs.
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In your last comment you said the opposite. Also, thought is not a paradox. Your thinking gets paradoxical if you misprocess the same thing like three times over (like x through x as a more central x) even though it's one thing. Also, I couldn't be further from solipsism. Whatever.Eodnhoj7 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 02, 2025 7:04 pmI am quite well aware.Atla wrote: ↑Mon Jun 02, 2025 5:02 pmI'm not saying anything absolutely. Okay whatever.Eodnhoj7 wrote: ↑Mon Jun 02, 2025 4:45 pm
How can you absolutely say such things when there are no absolutes according to you?
I think you speak merely for your self as you measure the limits of the world by your thoughts of doubt, it all fits in whether you can doubt it or not. You use to mind to see reality and what you see does not occur without the mind. If appears you are the solipsist.
Solipsism claims it is all your own mind. But self is merely a thought, as well as non-self. Solipsism is a thought. What is not Solipsism is also a thought. Thoughts go beyond the self and they do not.
Thought is merely a paradox. Why?
It is distinction through distinction as a more central distinction, division through further division as division.
In other terms what occurs occurs through other occurences and this is all an occurencs.