Even, here, 'this one's' assumptions and beliefs have led it completely and utterly astray. Which is why it, still, can not work out where the 'proof' is, exactly, here.Gary Childress wrote: ↑Mon Sep 29, 2025 12:01 amMy bad, I thought his comments about GUTOE (grand unified theory of everything) and his TRACK idea (have forgotten what his acronym stands for) were supposed to represent some kind of "proof". Otherwise, it didn't look much like proof to me. So maybe he still needs to provide his "proof".Magnus Anderson wrote: ↑Sun Sep 28, 2025 11:51 pm He didn't provide us with his proof that humans have no minds, that's most certainly the case.
Your "proof" Age?
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Once more,accelafine wrote: ↑Mon Sep 29, 2025 12:08 amHe obviously subscribes to the 'fundamental consciousness' theory.Gary Childress wrote: ↑Sun Sep 28, 2025 11:21 pmSo there are over 8 billion human beings on Earth, Age. Most if not all of them surely have minds. If they do not have minds, then fine, humans don't have minds, which sounds pretty absurd to me. So surely you believe humans typically have minds. I suspect there are over 8 billion minds (at the very least) on Earth. Is it unreasonable or misguided for me to think that there are over 8 billion minds out there?Age wrote: ↑Sun Sep 28, 2025 11:12 pm
Really?
What is 'it', exactly, which supposedly makes 'it' 'pretty clear', to you anyway, that there are many of these so-called 'mind' things?
Really?
If yes, then,
1. What even is a 'mind', exactly?
2. How, do every one of these 'human' things, supposedly, 'have' a 'mind', exactly?
3. What actual proof do you have that absolutely every human has at least one.mind?
Because of how the 'Mind' is defined in 'a way', which 'fits in' with the G.U.T.O.E.
Once again,
1. I do not do 'evidence'.
2. I do not do 'evidence', as 'evidence', itself, only 'suggests' things, and thus is not actual 'proof' of, nor for, absolutely any thing.
3. I much prefer to do 'proof', instead.
4. Only when 'the definition' for the 'Mind' word is 'fitting in' with the G.U.T.O.E., then this is only when 'a definition' is True, Right, Accurate, and/or Correct, in Life. When 'a definition' is on T.R.A.C.K., in Life, that is when every one could be in agreement and acceptance, then 'that definition' is a part of the Knowledge, which has and holds the irrefutable Facts, in Life, about Life, and living, Itself. So, once one obtains an irrefutable Fact, then they have 'the proof' necessary to back up and support 'a claim'. The proof I have that there is only One Mind is in 'the definition' for the 'Mind' word, which actually works.
5. When you human beings use the 'mind' word, then what actually comes to light, that is, only when you human beings are being Truly open, honest, and forthright, is that what you are actually referring to, usually, are just 'thoughts', themselves, instead.
And if you say you have no evidence to back up your claim, then that's pretty much an admission that you have no evidence. So your assumption, based on your subjective experience, is telling you to believe that no evidence is required to back up your statement. Is that correct?
I do not do 'theories', 'assumptions', 'beliefs', 'evidence', nor 'debates. So, LOL, what 'this one' claims I, obviously, subscribe to could not be any further from the actual Truth of things.
I much prefer to do 'what is', facts', 'proof', and/or 'logical reasoning', instead.
LOL Absolutely any one could 'look back' and 'see', very clearly, that I have never ever 'tried to make out' that I have some kind of 'any' knowledge of some so-called, 'fundamental consciousness theory'.accelafine wrote: ↑Mon Sep 29, 2025 12:08 am He certainly didn't come up with it although he tries to make out that he has some kind of 'special, first-hand knowledge' of it.
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LOL Here, is another prime example of when one assumes or believes some thing, then it would not matter how False and/or Wrong 'it' is, 'this one' is not able to see the actual Truth of things.Magnus Anderson wrote: ↑Mon Sep 29, 2025 12:08 am In the meantime, I will continue exposing his antics.
1. Ad hominem #1
He's accusing "these adult human beings" of trying too hard to look smart and intelligent.Age wrote: ↑Sun Sep 28, 2025 12:46 am Also, and by the way, here, is another prime example of how and when these adult human beings would 'try' their very hardest to come across as though they were smart and/or intelligent, but in the actual process would just complicate 'that', which is, really, just pure simple, and actually simplicity in and of itself.
When he says "these adult human beings", of course, he's primarily talking about me.
That is an instance of a pscyhological ad hominem. He's addressing the author -- specifically, his motives -- rather than the ideas he's presenting.
I call it indirect because he's using "these adult human beings" instead of "Magnus Anderson".
LOL 'This one', again, is presenting and showing another prime example of when, while it is assuming or believing some thing, is not able to see and hear anything else, otherwise.Magnus Anderson wrote: ↑Mon Sep 29, 2025 12:08 am 2. Ad hominem #2
He's accusing "these people" of being excessively defensive of their beliefs.Age wrote: ↑Sun Sep 28, 2025 12:46 am 'These people', back when this was being written, had obtained beliefs and presumptions, which they dearly loved to hold onto, and in order to hold onto those beliefs and assumptions they would 'try to' find words, which they hoped would back up and support their beliefs and assumptions in some possible way.
Again, when he says "these people", he's primarily referring to me.
This is another instance of a psychological ad hominem.
LOL 'This one' actually believes that 'it' is so special and/or unique that when 'I' use words like, 'these people' and/or 'these adult human beings', 'it', literally, believes, absolutely, that 'I' am referring to 'it', directly, and only.Magnus Anderson wrote: ↑Mon Sep 29, 2025 12:08 am 3. Lost in space
He does not even recognize his own ad hominem attacks.
Which is another example of how 'self-centered', some people in the days when this was being written, had become. 'This one' actually believes that 'it' is the one being 'talked about' and 'referred to'.
LOL Once again, 'this one' believes that 'it' is so special, in Life, that when it 'infers' some thing, then that is the actual truth of things. And, it does not matter one iota even when 'the writer or speaker' informs 'it' that 'its own inference' is not what was actually ever meant, nor intended.Magnus Anderson wrote: ↑Mon Sep 29, 2025 12:08 am Of course, he can always try to defend himself by saying, "I did not say that! That's merely your misinterpretation!" But that's not a valid defense.
LOL 'This one' is so 'self-centered' that 'it' actually believes that what it interprets, in others speaking or writings, is the absolute truth. Could 'this one' become any 'confident' of "itself"?
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Once again, 'this one' has managed to misinterpret, absolutely. And, again, 'this' is because it just will not seek out and obtain actual clarification, before it just assumes and believes things.Magnus Anderson wrote: ↑Mon Sep 29, 2025 12:25 amUsing the word LOL six times in a single post indicates a level of laughter that is six times greater than that of a single LOL.
LOL In this forum people can say and write absolutely any thing, put 'that' under 'the label' of another, and nothing happens to them.Magnus Anderson wrote: ↑Mon Sep 29, 2025 12:25 am You're laughing at something someone else wrote with no intention to cause laughter.
That is indicative of ridicule.
That's why it's a punishable offence ( or rather, that's why it should be punishable on this forum. )
So, using the three L.O.L., and then just presuming you know what 'they' mean, without every getting clarification, first, and then, based upon your own made up presumption, you then interpreting 'those' as to intend for something else, which is even further False, Wrong, Inaccurate, and Incorrect, then your first misinterpretation and presumption, is a 'punishable offence' is absolutely beyond absurdity.
Also, 'this one' is, still, believing, absolutely, and 'trying to' claim that you readers can always know the actual True 'intention' behind other's writings. Which is obviously 'delusion' in the utmost extreme.
LOL
LOL
LOL
Are 'you', really, 'trying to' call 'me' 'a cockroach, here, as though 'doing so' would have any bearing on anything at all, here?
Do 'you', now, wish 'you' had chosen more 'mature words', here?Magnus Anderson wrote: ↑Mon Sep 29, 2025 12:25 am . . . you can only survive in dirty, abandoned, places; places that noone cleans and maintains.
So, while you are, supposedly, 'explaining' why other people do not enjoy having a conversation 'with me', you just keep having 'a conversation', 'with me', correct?Magnus Anderson wrote: ↑Mon Sep 29, 2025 12:25 amI am talking about you only because you're talking about me.
And no, it's not an ad hominem. It's called moderation. It's called, "Explaining why other people don't enjoy having a conversation with you, why they perceive you as being disruptive and annoying, and why they sometimes end up calling you all sorts of names."
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How would you 'know' if you never clarify?Magnus Anderson wrote: ↑Mon Sep 29, 2025 12:55 amThere's a difference between what you SAY and what you MEAN.
How does one 'know' how others will interpret 'their words'?Magnus Anderson wrote: ↑Mon Sep 29, 2025 12:55 am What you SAY refers to how your words will be interpreted by your audience.
So, what you are actually 'saying', here, is that what you mean can never be 'known', because what you mean can never be conveyed and it can only ever be 'attempted to be conveyed' And, thus what you actual 'mean', here, is just 'that', which you are, still, 'attempting to convey', right?Magnus Anderson wrote: ↑Mon Sep 29, 2025 12:55 am What you MEAN refers to what you attempted to convey.
Or, is 'this' wrong?
What do you mean, here? I do not understand what you are saying, nor meaning, here, at all.Magnus Anderson wrote: ↑Mon Sep 29, 2025 12:55 am Your goal is to SAY what you MEAN. Otherwise, you will either be misunderstood or not understood at all.
Here, is another one, who believes, absolutely, that it and others 'have minds'.
Here, is another prime example of one who will 'look for', and 'grab onto', absolutely 'any words', which they hope will back up and support their already very strongly held onto and maintained assumptions and beliefs.Magnus Anderson wrote: ↑Mon Sep 29, 2025 12:55 am and since you can lie, the sole responsibility of your readers is to interpret your words the way they are meant to be interpreted in English language.
From a Truly 'logical perspective' what you just said, here, is absolutely illogical, nonsensical, irrational, ridiculous, and just plain old absurd.
And, if absolutely any one would like to have a Truly open and honest peaceful discussion about all of 'the way' that 'this one's' sentence and claim is all of what I just said, and meant, then let 'us' have 'that discussion', here. For all to 'look at', and 'see'.
If you believe that 'I' have made any excuses absolutely anywhere in this forum, and, really, would like to claim that I have, then will you present 'those, supposed, excuses'?Magnus Anderson wrote: ↑Mon Sep 29, 2025 12:55 am That's why, instead of making excuses, you should AVOID speaking in a way that is offensive in the English language.
if no, then why not?
Once more for the very slow of learners, here, I have never said absolutely any thing 'offensive', here.
But, and once again, you are absolutely free to interpret any thing that I have said and written, here, in absolutely any way you like.
So, if you believe, absolutely, that I am speaking in 'a way' that is offensive, in any language, then 'this' is, exactly, what you will 'see', and 'hear', here.
I will speak, and write, in absolutely any way that I like. And, again, you are absolutely free to interpret absolutely any thing I say and write, here, in absolutely any way you like, without ever once just stopping to consider whether it would be 'better' to seek out and obtain clarification, before you, once again, start making assumptions and/or start jumping to conclusions.Magnus Anderson wrote: ↑Mon Sep 29, 2025 12:55 am That's why you should STOP referring to other people with "this one", "these human beings", "these adult human beings" and so on.
Is there any thing that you 'should' STOP doing, here?Magnus Anderson wrote: ↑Mon Sep 29, 2025 12:55 am That's why you should STOP referring to them in the third person.
If no, then are you absolutely sure?
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Once more I will suggest that you, people, start seeking out and obtaining actually 'clarity' before you presume, or believe, absolutely any thing.
I have been suggesting 'this' for quite a while 'now'. One day 'these posters' might let 'it' 'sink in', so that 'it' is Truly, and fully, understood, exactly.
By the way, 'I' also agree, absolutely, that it is rude, and Wrong, to laugh 'at' people.
And, 'I' would suggest that removing 'ridicule', completely, from all of human society would be a goal that 'we' all moved towards.
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Are you blowing kisses to your girlfriend Fairy? I need a barf bag.
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There could be a case for saying, and then arguing, that the brain and body are organic receivers and translators of the 'Mind', Itself. But, there would need to be more clarification in regards to what you mean by 'mind', exactly, first?Walker wrote: ↑Mon Sep 29, 2025 8:58 amWould you agree that because "Absolutely nothing 'has' the One Mind", then this means that the brain and also the body function as an organic receiver and translator of mind … in much the same way that a radio receiver does not have a song, but is an inorganic receiver of song, and potentially all songs.Age wrote: ↑Sun Sep 28, 2025 2:51 pm Did you not read my answer and clarification above, here, when I previously answered your more or less exact same question?
Once more,
1. I believe in one thing only, and it is certainly absolutely nothing, here.
2. To me, you human beings do not even have 'minds', let alone contraptions like computers having them.
3. To me there is One Mind, only.
4. Absolutely nothing 'has' the One Mind.
The One Mind explains a lot of things, but not necessarily 'these things'. But, again, what the actual Truth is, exactly, only comes-to-light through Truly open and honest 'discussing', with absolute 'logical reasoning'.
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No.
Now you only have about a trillion other possibilities, which you could assume or believe, and wonder about, before you just stopped and sought out and obtained actual clarity, first.
Okay, but if you did not jump to the Wrong conclusion and believe 'that' to be true, then you would not have needed 'a barf bag'.
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You just did. You just told us we are "slow learners".
I am sure you will. Very infantile.
How about you do the same when someone calls you a shut-in autistic faggot who admits he has no mind?
And if they tell you they meant nothing bad, you better believe them.
How about you start practicing what you preach yourself instead of being a poser?
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Infants don’t speak or write.
And Harbal isn’t a gadfly.
Why don’t you start practicing what you preach.
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So Age, is there only one mind in the universe? Or are there many minds?Age wrote: ↑Mon Sep 29, 2025 9:35 amEven, here, 'this one's' assumptions and beliefs have led it completely and utterly astray. Which is why it, still, can not work out where the 'proof' is, exactly, here.Gary Childress wrote: ↑Mon Sep 29, 2025 12:01 amMy bad, I thought his comments about GUTOE (grand unified theory of everything) and his TRACK idea (have forgotten what his acronym stands for) were supposed to represent some kind of "proof". Otherwise, it didn't look much like proof to me. So maybe he still needs to provide his "proof".Magnus Anderson wrote: ↑Sun Sep 28, 2025 11:51 pm He didn't provide us with his proof that humans have no minds, that's most certainly the case.
Your "proof" Age?
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Nice dodge.Age wrote: ↑Mon Sep 29, 2025 8:26 am Did 'you' not think it would be a 'good moment' to ask "gary childress" to define the word, 'mind'? Or, is the word, 'mind', another one of 'those words', which you claim every one already knows what the definition is, anyway, and thus another one of 'those words' that, laughingly do not need to be defined?
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