FlashDangerpants wrote: ↑Mon Aug 25, 2025 4:22 pm
I miss half the stuff you write because of your inability to use the quote tags.
peacegirl wrote: ↑Mon Aug 25, 2025 3:41 pm
FlashDangerpants wrote: ↑Mon Aug 25, 2025 3:10 pm
In the absence of evidence to the contrary, why wouldn't that be the default expectation? Nevermind, let's see if your evidence to the contrary amounts to much shall we.....?
Where is it a theory? That's what I mean when I say you understood nothing.
The nerve of you. General relativity and evolution are theories, the notion that this crap you are waving around is too good to be on such a low level as those is laughable.
There are very few things that are factual in science, which makes it difficult because when words are used like opinion, theory, conjecture, or hypothesis, you are in a realm that wants to argue. Look, people can say it's their opinion that one plus one is two, because they believe that it's three. Where is the line drawn between fact and theory? If you believe there is no fact anywhere, then I don't know what to say. You will deny anything he writes because of his claim that determinism is not a theory.
peacegirl wrote: ↑Mon Aug 25, 2025 3:41 pm
peacegirl wrote: ↑Mon Aug 25, 2025 2:49 pm
Your responses are based on misunderstanding. All of these labels such as borderline personality disorder and schizoaffective disorder come from the culture we live in. Nothing tells us these conditions are 100% genetic and right now there is no way to know if the environment plays a crucial role in these disorders. I'm not saying that every single mental illness would disappear once the transition begins. The only way to know what is environmentally driven is when a new generation is born into the new world where there is no judgment, no blame, and no hurt to people that don't conform to society's standards. You did not see how this knowledge extends into the raising of children, and how different it will be. You are the type that has no patience. You just want to confirm your worldview at the cost of anything that may challenge it.
FlashDangerpants wrote:That's not evidence to the contrary at all, it's just blind optimism. You told me that mental illness would be "virtually nonexistent" but you have nothing to justify that beyond your conviction that this thing you are selling is the perfect panacea so it must work out that way for some unknown reason.
Evidence: "Trust me bro".
Mental illness generally comes from interaction with the environment. People are not born mentally ill. They may have predispositions to mental illness depending on triggers from the environment. It really depends how you define mental illness.
FlashDangerpants wrote:Well that's not an answer is it? Gary Childress has a brain chemistry issue that results in him suffering crippling bouts of depression and anxiety on good days and psychotic breaks that result in hospitalisation on bad days. Can you fix that by making him think long and hard about determinism? If so, more detail please.
I'm sorry to hear that you are suffering Gary. Flash, it's about understanding what in the environment may have led to these crippling bouts of depression and anxiety starting in our formative years and the messages we receive. Again, you are premature to ask "can you fix that by just thinking long and hard about determinism?" It actually could help to a degree if one realizes that he is not to blame for anything that has happened in his life, which may help him to let go of the past and have the strength to forgive others and, more importantly, himself. Moreover, his second discovery, proves that no one is superior or inferior to anyone else. Many people have feelings of inferiority that will go by the wayside once words that don't reflect the truth, become obsolete. You will hate this discovery because he demonstrates why the eyes are not a sense organ. I'm not getting into it.
peacegirl wrote: ↑Mon Aug 25, 2025 3:59 pm
CHAPTER NINE
PARENTS AND CHILDREN
I will begin this chapter with a question: “Is there a way to bring up a child in the new world so the parents will never have a problem? We must first define the word “problem” as we did earlier because, in reality, there are no problems unless someone is being hurt in a concrete, not imaginary, manner.
FlashDangerpants wrote:Is that true? It doesn't seem true to me. You think it's a problem when I call you a wannabe cult leader, you would feel doubly emproblemated if I told you that a philosophy cult strikes even me as boring and all your customers should join a fun times sex cult instead. Your injury is purely imaginary though.
Again, you misunderstood what he meant. If you had read the chapter (which you didn't), you would have realized your mistake. Cults hurt people; they are not imaginary.