Existence Is Infinite

[Atla]

Well the solipsist you was born. Maybe if she hadn't hit her head when she was little, things could have worked out more favourably.

Is this what you call philosophical conversation. Poor you. You're just really bad at communication on a meta level, bye.

Beats anything you've said so far.

[Atla]

A mountain is known, never seen.

A 'me' is known, never seen, comprehend?

Unless you can run through mountains, you can go away now.

Of course you cannot run through a mountain. That's not the point being discussed now is it, try not to deflect.

Yes that's your point. You can run through mountains.

[Fairy]

Unless you can run through mountains, you can go away now.

Of course you cannot run through a mountain. That's not the point being discussed now is it, try not to deflect.

Yes that's your point. You can run through mountains.

No. That's your silly idea, not mine. You are projecting your silly ideas again.

Gosh, even a mouse knows it cannot run through a mountain. It can climb it, walk around it, but a mouse can never run through it.

The point is concepts known know nothing of their existence. Does a mouse know it's a mouse. Comprehend?

[daniel j lavender]

To review: Nothing has yet to be located.

Nothing cannot be located because then nothing would have to be seen.

Have you ever seen 'nothing'.

Or maybe you just know 'nothing'. Do you know 'nothing'?

Nothing cannot be located because nothing is not and cannot be.

Nothing is an abstraction conceived in the mind and projected outward through concept and language.

Only existence, only things are seen or unseen.

To see or know, to not see or not know all concerns things, existence.

Location of nothing has not been provided nor even really attempted. Your statement serves as a subtle concession that it cannot be done.

Nonexistence, nothing is such an absurd concept it contradicts itself in plain sight:

Nothing? No thing? Not quite.

Someone show me nothing. Someone show me nonexisting. Someone show me nonexistence. Simply show me evidence of nothing, of nonexisting, of nonexistence. Not words. Not terms. Not concepts. It can’t be done. Nothing is not and cannot be.

[Atla]

Of course you cannot run through a mountain. That's not the point being discussed now is it, try not to deflect.

Yes that's your point. You can run through mountains.

No. That's your silly idea, not mine. You are projecting your silly ideas again.

Gosh, even a mouse knows it cannot run through a mountain. It can climb it, walk around it, but a mouse can never run through it.

The point is concepts known know nothing of their existence. Does a mouse know it's a mouse. Comprehend?

Word salad.

[Fairy]

To review: Nothing has yet to be located.

Nothing cannot be located because then nothing would have to be seen.

Have you ever seen 'nothing'.

Or maybe you just know 'nothing'. Do you know 'nothing'?

Nothing cannot be located because nothing is not and cannot be.

Nothing is an abstraction conceived in the mind and projected outward through concept and language.

Only existence, only things are seen or unseen.

To see or know, to not see or not know all concerns things, existence.

Location of nothing has not been provided nor even really attempted. Your statement serves as a subtle concession that it cannot be done.

Nonexistence, nothing is such an absurd concept it contradicts itself in plain sight:

Nothing? No thing? Not quite.

Someone show me nothing. Someone show me nonexisting. Someone show me nonexistence. Simply show me evidence of nothing, of nonexisting, of nonexistence. Not words. Not terms. Not concepts. It can’t be done. Nothing is not and cannot be.

Sounds very much like you know what nothing is though. So nothing can be. Even though nothing cannot be.

[Fairy]

Yes that's your point. You can run through mountains.

No. That's your silly idea, not mine. You are projecting your silly ideas again.

Gosh, even a mouse knows it cannot run through a mountain. It can climb it, walk around it, but a mouse can never run through it.

The point is concepts known know nothing of their existence. Does a mouse know it's a mouse. Comprehend?

Word salad.

No, it's meta talk, something you seem unable to grasp, well not yet anyway, and that's ok, I have no argument with you.

[Atla]

No. That's your silly idea, not mine. You are projecting your silly ideas again.

Gosh, even a mouse knows it cannot run through a mountain. It can climb it, walk around it, but a mouse can never run through it.

The point is concepts known know nothing of their existence. Does a mouse know it's a mouse. Comprehend?

Word salad.

No, it's meta talk, something you seem unable to grasp, well not yet anyway, and that's ok, I have no argument with you.

No, it was just word salad. Maybe in your nutcase solipsistic mind it makes sense to point out that concepts don't have their own minds.

[Fairy]

Word salad.

No, it's meta talk, something you seem unable to grasp, well not yet anyway, and that's ok, I have no argument with you.

No, it was just word salad. Maybe in your nutcase solipsistic mind it makes sense to point out that concepts don't have their own minds.

If that makes sense to you, then great. Good for you. To me, I absolutely know that known concepts know nothing of their existence.

[Fairy]

Well the solipsist you was born. Maybe if she hadn't hit her head when she was little, things could have worked out more favourably.

Is this what you call philosophical conversation. Poor you. You're just really bad at communication on a meta level, bye.

Beats anything you've said so far.

Congrats on beating me. You're the winner, whoopie doo!

Except I am only your projection. Have you ever experienced another mind, and if so where is that mind located. Or is this salady stuff all inside your own head?

[Atla]

No, it's meta talk, something you seem unable to grasp, well not yet anyway, and that's ok, I have no argument with you.

No, it was just word salad. Maybe in your nutcase solipsistic mind it makes sense to point out that concepts don't have their own minds.

If that makes sense to you, then great. Good for you. To me, I absolutely know that known concepts know nothing of their existence.

I see you still somehow managed to assume the opposite of what I meant.

[Fairy]

No, it was just word salad. Maybe in your nutcase solipsistic mind it makes sense to point out that concepts don't have their own minds.

If that makes sense to you, then great. Good for you. To me, I absolutely know that known concepts know nothing of their existence.

I see you still somehow managed to assume the opposite of what I meant.

All I know it that concepts known know nothing.

[Atla]

Is this what you call philosophical conversation. Poor you. You're just really bad at communication on a meta level, bye.

Beats anything you've said so far.

Congrats on beating me. You're the winner, whoopie doo!

Except I am only your projection. Have you ever experienced another mind, and if so where is that mind located. Or is this salady stuff all inside your own head?

Believe me, I couldn't come up with a projection like you even if I tried.

[Atla]

If that makes sense to you, then great. Good for you. To me, I absolutely know that known concepts know nothing of their existence.

I see you still somehow managed to assume the opposite of what I meant.

All I know it that concepts known know nothing.

Well aren't you fucking smart. Everyone knows that.

[Atla]

Why did Harbal go for a solipsist anyway?