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Mark Question wrote:thank you for those words, again. i quess i cant thank you enough. your answer was again almost absolute, when we are comparing your model of nature to itself. but what about if we could have more than one "better than others"-models to compare?
could we reach to think, if not see, any metalevels also in comparison about different models, from the model that we are looking girls, nature and all its questions now? like all natures asphalt concrete highways to its pollution factories, power plants and all.
All value judgments are comparisons.
When I say: "She is beautiful" am I implying that she is infinitely or transcendentally so, or that she is so in comparison to others of her kind and in relation to my sexual proclivities?
When I say: "He is strong" am I saying he is omnipotent, or am I comparing him, according to my evaluations based no my experiences, with others of his kind...or an average?

Even the idea of "kind" is based no a comparison.

But all human concepts do so.
When science speaks of a bear, does ti speak of an ideal concept or a pattern that differentiates itself from another - a comparison - and that exhibits predictable patterns in behavior and in appearance?
All of science is based on sensual data and on generalizations extrapolated from a finite specimen base.
That is what humans do!!
The very idea of a "human race" is even more general than the idea of a Negro race or a Caucasian race. It takes the least common denominator and extrapolates a common ground. It reduces the species to its least and more primal components, while eradicating or ignoring the higher faculties, like, intelligence or consciousness altogether. it utilizes a common source to presume a transcendental unity...but if all was one, to begin with, then why go through all the trouble of producing multiplicity?
Mark Question wrote:so, is there any certain suppositions as self-evident or referring back to its own abstractions, in the model that you like to talk and refer?
All models refer back to themselves. They become delusional and complacent when they deny themselves the challenge of comparing the model to the ongoing reality around them.
This is the only "openness' I recognize.
Reality is changing, no reality IS change, therefore a constant vigilance is necessary.
But change does not occur overnight. Certain things remain true for longer periods of time.

The trick is to find those elements which are factual for longer and longer periods of time.

But most of these idiots use "openness" as an excuse to humor the most absurd conclusions, on the grounds that anything is possible, given that absolute knowledge, omniscience, is impossible.
Mark Question wrote: sounds like you have metamodelled more than one models quite a experienced way?
All my views are interconnected.
I try not to compartmentalize where I use one standard when it comes to humans and life and another when it comes to animals and inanimate objects.
I do not use different measuring sticks just because it suits me. I'm not interested in hart suits me, nor in discussing fantasy and sci-fi scenarios under the premise that we are "philosophizing".
Mark Question wrote:do also solipsists, naturalists or conservative christians like it if we say that we are talking also their models? and what about our own models? maybe liberal christian could use those same sentences of yours to criticise all others?
Dear sir, anyone can do as they please.
I am not the deciding factor, reality is.
I compare my views to the ongoing reality around me, and so if another wishes to use my methods he should do the same.

Can they, or you, point to one absolute,that would make the Christian doctrine, at the very least, plausible?
Might as well ask for proof for unicorns.
I am willing to consider any possibility - possibility being spatial - if they provide me with a reference point. Telling me their "concept" exists "outside" space/time is convenient and it can be used to justify any absurdity.
Mark Question wrote:ps. i almost forgot. my turn to drop a name: descartes cogito ergo sum - there is i that think, therefore there is i that think! thats a good starting point to build some coherent model.
Ummm, not really....because it separates the "I" from the "thinking".
The "I" is the thinking, there is no separation there. The thinker is the thinking....to assume otherwise or to even insinuate it is to open the door to the douche-bag who wishes to insert his deity there.
Mark Question wrote:maybe he should have started from whole nature itself?
I'm sure he did, but he was, after all, a product of his time and place.
For him the thinker was other than the thought. This is dualism at play. It infect the mind in places where it can be unseen.
Mark Question wrote:there is natural thinking, therefore nature is!? but what went wrong with descartes from the beginning and why he didnt die sooner? was there something in those words he used? or did he just forgot to think secretly in public places? you know those faces when you are talking aloud to yourself about philosophy or even less important subjects of daily life.
How peer pressure and social convention infects the human mind is one of my most endearing subject matters.
Those 'authorities" we recite and learn and quote are usually full of the cultural and social conventions of their time and place.

Even today scientific "insight" shy away from racial and sexual matters, albeit some have spoken out and faced the consequences, and they remain in the comfortable norm or in areas with no social and cultural implications.
But you can see it in some theories, like the Big Bang Theory. Here we have a blatant Judeo-Christian delusion, a myth, about some kind of beginning.
There is nowhere in nature any evidence of a beginning or an end, yet these morons insist on feeding the Jewish mindset of the average modern imbecile with insinuations about some singularity...some certainty....some kind of finality.

Like I said, if you wish to read about the myths permeating modern science today read Pinker, Steven: The Blank Slate: The Modern Denial of Human Nature.
Thing is science does not openly deny nature - it would be absurd to do so - but it denies it when it comes to humans, or it scurries around the subject offering trite validations and contrivances.
This retains the delusion of "free-will", a contradiction in itself, and a denial of sex or race or anything associated with genes and with determinations based on the past.
All must be made "immediate". Immediate gratification, immediate freedom, immediate self-identification.

Why?
I have written a synopsis but I am currently revising and adding to it in my thesis:
The Feminization of Mankind
The synopsis gives you a general idea, an outline, without going much into details.

I intend to complete it by next year.
It basically encapsulates my views about humanity and it refers to my metaphysical positions as I've described them in:
Interactions and Interpretations

It's all part of one world model, pertaining to the world as I found it and not as I wish it to be nor as to how it might evolve.
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Re: What's stopping us from seeing the truth?

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Quid pro quo, dear boy.
This presupposes your voluntarily entering into an obligation. Am I now a part of you and yours, or is this indicative of the incoherence that will be forthcoming, something else perhaps?
creative wrote:

Do you believe reality is as you say?
Satyr wrote:numeric emphasis mine

1. I believe reality is most probably, in its present state, as I say.
2. How it will be in a billion years, I do not know.
3. I can use the present state, as far as I can perceive it, to project a more probable future and a most probable past but my awareness is contained in what I cal "my perceptual event horizon" and so it has its limits.
4. I create models which approximate reality, just as an artist creates works that approximate his subject matter.
5. The best proof of a theory's precision is its, relatively speaking, application.
Not much here to work with. 1 seems to confllict on two separate levels with your earlier claims. The first is inconsistent with reality's 'fluidity'. The second necessitates your being engaged in truth, which you earlier - flatly - denied the existence of. 3 uses cosmological metaphor that, if we take literally, demands that nothing can escape your awareness(perceptual event horizon), therefore this metaphor offers no ability to understand the aforementioned "limits". I find that metaphor is a poetic/aesthetic device, but is most often used in philosophy by those who do not know what it is that they think/believe(those who have not or cannot come to terms with their own thought). 4 enters the gate to subjectivity ad nauseum. 5 is rubbish, plain and simple. Application offers no proof of a theory's precision. Precision is not a property nor attribute of a theory, rather it is a quality of quantitifiability. Not everything is quantifiable.
A genius it is said, without implying that I am one of course, is the one who is more timeless in his thinking. The retard is more timefull, if you will. That is to say that the retard is like an animal, living more in the moment, in comparison to a human. Ironically this is the state the liberals and the New Agers wish to promote as an enlightened state of being.
Meaningless drivel.
The forces of nature are said to have fragmented since the theoretical Big Bang, so i suspect that entropy implies that this will continue for some time. A theory, dear boy, is not a dogma, it is a theory which tries to remain true for longer periods of time by incorporating more details into its projections.
Some theory is dogma. Dogma is bookmarked with uncriticized presupposition(s).
In this, like with everything else in nature, survival of the fittest applies. Superior/Inferior, never omnipotent or omniscient or perfect or absolute. Natural selection all the way, dear boy.
Interesting. Aggression(male esp.) and dominance are not the only means by which humans have survived. Cooperation has yet to have ben given it's 'just due' in your expressions here. One cannot make an apple pie without all of the necessary ingredients. I suggest you keep gathering.
Little boy, because I have experience with your kind...
How can you, on the one hand, claim to "have experience with your(my) kind" and then, on the other, ask what kind I am?
So, little boy, of undecided natural age, I hope you will follow through and hang this ol' dog up high for all your kin to see from miles around, ya hear? I want you to make an example of me, as a wanting to all those that may pass by wanting to disturb your quiet little dull get-together here.
Presupposing another's intent is never a good sign.
More than that, boy, I want you to make me suffer beforehand.
You suffer enough, if I were to guess, at your own 'hands' just trying to make sense of yourself and the world around you.
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uncreativesoul wrote:This presupposes your voluntarily entering into an obligation.
The only obligation I acknowledge is that I offer in equal measure what you offer in return.
If you are stupid, I will offer you stupidities.

uncreativesoul wrote:Am I now a part of you and yours, or is this indicative of the incoherence that will be forthcoming, something else perhaps?
Dear child, you are becoming desperate now.
You have promised a hanging and you shall deliver or forever be considered an idiot for ever entering into such an obligation.

Dear boy, of undisclosed years, a farmer kills and eats a turkey or a pig and then gives thanks to the gods for it.
You are my turkey, my humility urges me to give thanks for your stupidity to nature or to the gods, not to you directly.

uncreativesoul wrote:Not much here to work with.
What you mean to say, boy, is that you thought it would be easier.
Too late, idiot.
Either come up with an excuse to run or, you stupid old boy, I will cry
:cry:

uncreativesoul wrote:1 seems to confllict on two separate levels with your earlier claims. The first is inconsistent with reality's 'fluidity'.
Already you are backtracking.
"Seems to conflict" sounds shaky, boy.
Perhaps you should begin with bringing forth my "earlier claims", so as to dissect them.

uncreativesoul wrote:The second necessitates your being engaged in truth, which you earlier - flatly - denied the existence of.
Dear child, I flatly denied any perspective as being anything but a perspective of reality. I merely posited my perspective as "superior" to yours and challenged you all to prove otherwise. Now most have run away...but you, YOU, brave lamb, stayed behind to test your chops.

Now here you are, having promised a hanging, and you are already coming up with excuses as to why you will not deliver.

When I spoke, black lamb, I implied my superiority, not my omnipotence...I offered no "truth" only a better understanding.

uncreativesoul wrote:3 uses cosmological metaphor that, if we take literally, demands that nothing can escape your awareness(perceptual event horizon), therefore this metaphor offers no ability to understand the aforementioned "limits".
Not absolutely, as a "limit" implies a border.
Can you point to one such border?

Reality always escapes awareness, as it flows while consciousness tries to arrest it.

uncreativesoul wrote: I find that metaphor is a poetic/aesthetic device, but is most often used in philosophy by those who do not know what it is that they think/believe(those who have not or cannot come to terms with their own thought).
Mmmmm...then you will show us all about how you "know", will you not?

Are you not here to make an example out of me?
What you think I think is how you shall punish me.
I clearly know what I think and why I think it...but you can doubt it...my boy.

uncreativesoul wrote: 4 enters the gate to subjectivity ad nauseum.
Are your views not subjective then?

Old fart, all concepts are subjective. Read what I responded earlier to one more bright than you.
But not all views are equally so.

uncreativesoul wrote: 5 is rubbish, plain and simple. Application offers no proof of a theory's precision. Precision is not a property nor attribute of a theory, rather it is a quality of quantitifiability. Not everything is quantifiable.
Oops...there goes empiricism and the scientific method.

If I kick you in the nuts, do you need to quantify my opinion of you or is it obvious, give or take a few hate markers?

All theories are applied. Their success or failure decides their validity, boy.
Of course there are theories that can never be tested in this manner, and so one judges them according to how many reference points they have to reality, as it is experienced and perceived using the senses.

uncreativesoul wrote: Meaningless drivel.
Insanely brilliant.
Bravo!!!

uncreativesoul wrote:Some theory is dogma. Dogma is bookmarked with uncriticized presupposition(s).
Brilliant again...


uncreativesoul wrote:Interesting. Aggression(male esp.) and dominance are not the only means by which humans have survived. Cooperation has yet to have ben given it's 'just due' in your expressions here. One cannot make an apple pie without all of the necessary ingredients. I suggest you keep gathering.
So many stupidities here I do not know where to begin.

Is gathering without aggression? When you gather, are you not pulling away a fruit or a plant from its roots? When you fight off a virus are you not aggressive?
When you convince someone that your viewpoint is more precise, have you not dominated them?

What is cooperation a product of?
Why would an independent organism submit to a self-suppressing unity? Why would, more precisely, anyone, put himself in a position of dealing with an imbecile like you, if there was not some gain in it?
Could weakness be a factor? Is the one cooperating, not admitting that he or she cannot go on by itself?

uncreativesoul wrote:How can you, on the one hand, claim to "have experience with your(my) kind" and then, on the other, ask what kind I am?
I did not ask.
I already know. I am playing with you.
I knew you the moment you promised me a hanging. You should have promised a crucifixion.

uncreativesoul wrote:Presupposing another's intent is never a good sign.
Sign of what?
Your intent was clear...you wish to hang me with the rope I will provide for you.
I want to help you.

uncreativesoul wrote:You suffer enough, if I were to guess, at your own 'hands' just trying to make sense of yourself and the world around you.
Suffering is the cost of life, and mine is less than most.
Guessing is what you should do less of.

Douche-bag, you answered none of my questions.
Not ONE!!!!

Quid pro Quo, boy...
Why so afraid?

One more time...

Age?
Sex?
Location?


Simple questions for a simple man.
Think of them as the price for the pleasure of "hanging" a canine like me.

Can't wait.

If you're gonna use the Socratic method to hang me with my own words, I suggest you do less guessing and more asking...but first answer my queries.

By the way, I edited the text, wanting to clean it up, for the sake of a challenge.
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Goaturder wrote:... It's odd that modern day progressives shy away from their Marxist brethren. Like those retards proposing that Utopian Venus Project. It's Marxism, but given the historical baggage and the Pavlovian reactions the word evokes, they cloud it ion a star trek universe kind of garment.
Christian doctrine, with another new mask. ...
Not that I disagree but a bit harsh upon Marx as he tended to agree with your idea that some are better than others, hence his "From each according to their ability, to each according to their need". Now I'd guess you'd say why should the better do such but I think it just in their nature to do things to the best of their ability and I don't think greed is their driving force. You could also say that the lesser will demand more than their ability but again I think the lesser will learn from the example of their betters, as they do at present, unfortunately their 'betters' are not as such at present.
Goaturder wrote:They infected Rome by morphing into Christianity and Islam...now it is infecting the world by morphing, once more, into a more universal humanism.
Same shit, same self-hatred and anti-nature perspective...only it now comes with a green thumb and a spiritual awakening, now called enlightenment or modernity or progress. ...
Again I agree that Christianity was pretty much a camels straw for the Roman Empire but the ideals of a universal system applicable to all was very Pax Romana and the Romans were the ones who codified the system into heretics and non-heretics so you could say that they morphed each other.
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Goaturder wrote: -Cultures do not fall out of the sky, unless you are a believer in panspermia or on alien abductions. Cultures are a direct continuance of how a particular genetic strand interacted with particular environmental conditions resulting in a historical context which informs the present and the directs the future of a population. ...
How can you equate panspermia with alien abductions? And why would panspermia make any difference to the process you describe?
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Goaturder wrote:...
The Greeks and the Romans were the true representations of European tradition: the pagan man, who held nothing to be insurmountably or worthy of his surrender.
An anti-monistic attitude, a masculine one that birthed science and philosophy to a degree unprecedented in human history. ...
But they worshipped divinities? The Greeks thought their Arts came from the congress of male and female 'gods'. Are you saying they thought they could surmount the 'gods' and that they were more worthy than them?

Plato had the ideal of a behind the scene eternal world of Form? Is this not a form of idealism?
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Goaturder wrote:Oh sweetie, I drop a toy and you play with it.
Bend at the knees, not the back.

Now you are even copying my methods. That's what girls always do. ...
:lol: And your derivations of others thoughts are what?

Personally I like the eye-for-an-eye approach to life.
Goaturder wrote:Princess, consciousness precedes self-consciousness.

The "reapplication" is thinking about thinking which is what self-consciousness is all about.
No, its the thinking about thoughting.
Goaturder wrote:The process, sweetums...the process. Consciousness is produces by fluidity, reflecting the overall fluidity of reality. A biochemical impulse streaming through the brain. To make sense of it the brain fabricated static models...like snapshots, it then juxtaposes, trying to imitate reality, in a stream, like in a movie projector. ...
Where do these 'static models' live if its all streams? It doesn't have to 'imitate' reality if its a projection of it.
Goaturder wrote:No girly, reality has no particles....the mind freezes the wave into a point. this is what simplification and generalization is. It arbitrarily cuts it from the past and the future, eliminating its Becoming, so as to fabricate a Being.
:lol: So you can have waves in this reality but not particles?
Goaturder wrote:Color like all characteristics are interpretations of variations in rate of flow, as there is no uniformity in reality.
Hardness indicates a slower rate of flow, for example. Like how your skull is thick and hard.
Color is not produced by sizes, sweetie, as size indicates a thing...they are produces by different rates of activity...vibrations. The brain translates them in the way it has evolved to translate them. ...
A great physicist preferred the metaphor of different-sized particles as being more a more accurate description of colour than waves. Given that he invented the method of calculating with amplitudes why do you think I should take your metaphor as better?
Goaturder wrote:They do within a particular time-frame, retard.
Duration is consistent in our species because we share DNA, but it is not really, since there are divergences within the model. Slight, but enough to create more or less intelligent minds within an overall average intelligence.
Synaptic speeds are also a product of the energy impulses speed, which is more constant. How the results of this impulse streaming through the brain is processed is not a constant, given that old age affects it and genetics determine its potential high end and low end. ...
So you are agreeing that sensory input is not the source? As this constant activation occurs regardless of sensory input. There is scant evidence that in general old-age effects intelligence or thinking. I'll agree that at the end we can deteriorate
Goaturder wrote:Ddi you think humans invented this tools by accident, or is it that they reflect the methods humans use to understand and make sense of the world?
If it troubles you to think of the human brain as a more sophisticated "computer" then I suggest you move to the religious sub-forum and post your inanities there.
It doesn't trouble me as its why I studied the subject but its just another metaphor like spirits, vapours, fluids, steam, et al all of which have been used historically to describe how we think and thought.
Goaturder wrote:Man's tools are extensions of his nature. Civilization, turd, is a continuation of how particular genetic strands interacted with particular natural environments.
No invention is unique, in the sense that it totally usurps what already exists. All invention is a product of combining what already exists in a new way. ...
I thought civilization an extension of agriculture and language?

So the wheel was what before? Flight was what before? The Jet engine was what before?
Goaturder wrote:but it does, retard, because the Big Bang is the Big Crunch perceived from an opposite direction.
No its not, we know now that the Universe and spacetime is 'flat' and there'll be no 'big crunch'.
Goaturder wrote:Princess, time is a measurement of change...produced by this juxtaposition of abstractions...and space is the projection of its possibilities.
If they are static they are because they are human concepts, meant to make sense of a fluid environment.
Phenomenologically I'd agree with you but the physicists don't have your space and time anymore, they just have 'spacetime'.
Goaturder wrote:The point, for instance, or the notion of a here or a now, are human ones., They make no sense outside human understanding.
They can be infinitely divided because they are human artifices. The fact that they can be infinitely divided means that they attempt to symbolize, using a static concept, a fluid environment which lacks all static states.
The wave too can be divided in the sense you say. So this makes your 'wave' a human artifice?
Goaturder wrote:The focus of the mind upon an object/objective - both being projections of the absent absolute, s I call it, is what the Will is.
That plants can do so, means that they have some primitive form of Will. They are, after all, alive...but only slightly less than you, as you are almost in a state of catatonic decay...I call your ilk "zombies" or the "living dead" or the "brain dead".
Well they certainly have more will than you. So these plants have a primitive understanding of this 'absent absolute'?
Goaturder wrote:See, even here art, as in zombie movies, comes to represent a real phenomenon with a symbolism. ...
:lol: 'zombie movies' and you accuse me of using sci-fi!
Goaturder wrote:They are not, woman!
I said that.
They perceive "reality" after the fact.
They perceive a reality which has ceased to be, and then only partially and simplistically.
The advantage of intelligence, which you will never come to appreciate, is that it projects with accuracy, by taking the given, what has been, and extrapolating what will be, from the pattern it finds there.
Intelligence is about pattern recognition and projection, using the imagination.
But if its 'after the fact' its still the fact numbnuts.
This is why it is funny when retards, like you, use the term "projection" as an insult. We are ALL projecting...but some with more precision and effectiveness than others.
I agree, its why I think it a projection and since it is a PROJECTION it shares attributes idiot.
Goaturder wrote:The one you fantasize about in your womanly wet-dreams.
Unlike you have you ever seen me use the term?
Goaturder wrote:First of all, I was imitating your kind's mindset...as I do not believe in God...and second, stop watchnig sci-fi movies, and in particular The Matrix...and if you do stop confusing it with the real world.
:lol: I don't as I tend to prefer to read nutters like Fredkin and Wolfram when idling about with a metaphysic rather than the movies.
Goaturder wrote:Only difference, sweetie, is that I take on Kazantzakis' viewpoint and I consider God, the ideal which is still imperfect, weak and needy...because He is a projection of the human mind.
He is what we strive for, not what is...and then only those who dislike existence. God is a nihilistic concept. It aims ab absolution and a final end...an end to reincarnation as well. ...
Personally I don't tend to waste my time thinking about such a non-entity.
Goaturder wrote:Little girl, life affirmation is the embracing of life's cost and life's ephemeral nature. To do otherwise would be to fall into the category of what Nietzsche called the resentful. ...
Good job I don't then.
Goaturder wrote:One embraces need/suffering as a necessary byproduct of consciousness, and of self-consciousness more so.
You might increase your tolerance to need/suffering using the ascetic practices, but you do not wish for the cessation, as this would make you obsolete and your life a big joke. ...
Care to say what these practices are?

Why would one need to embrace such things as they come whether or not? You sound like the christian masochists that you despise? Not surprised tho' as your idols were pretty much formed by the christian ideals.
Goaturder wrote:Turd, you give it purpose. ...
Well, duh!
Goaturder wrote:You seem to have trouble comprehending...as usual.
In time, this most feminine trait, will make you boring and frustrating to deal with.

I've provided the answer, yet, as usual, you ask the same fuckin' question.
Did I say there were gaps in reality or in human consciousness?
How did i explain that one deduces that between one abstraction and the next reality does not cease? ...
So theres a gap between abstractions that abstractions are used to fill!?
Turd, if I see a man, and a decade later I run into him again, do I assume that he did not exist in the interval, or do i take the similarities, ad to it my experience with life and with human life, in particular, and deduce that he lived during the period that I was not aware of him?
Well, he didn't exist to you thats for sure. But where do I say that I don't think reality exists independently of my perceptions?
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Arousing_Princess wrote:Again I agree that Christianity was pretty much a camels straw for the Roman Empire but the ideals of a universal system applicable to all was very Pax Romana and the Romans were the ones who codified the system into heretics and non-heretics so you could say that they morphed each other.
One was a top down domination, the other a bottom up.

As always, your bottom is up.
Arousing_Princess wrote:How can you equate panspermia with alien abductions? And why would panspermia make any difference to the process you describe?
Off topic, princess. I can go into it, but it would divert the subject so off-course that the full extent of your simplicity would be lost...and I wish to retain the flavor of your moronic taste as long as possible.
Arousing_Princess wrote:But they worshipped divinities?
Yes, princess, spirituality is a necessary aspect of the human condition, now explore the qualities of those divinities and how they worshiped them.
Arousing_Princess wrote: The Greeks thought their Arts came from the congress of male and female 'gods'. Are you saying they thought they could surmount the 'gods' and that they were more worthy than them?
I have state that all, biological males and females, are combinations of the feminine and masculine attitude, I simply return a present imbalance back to balance and I place one above the other.

You, are all woman, sweetie. Woman through and through. Never doubt that.
Arousing_Princess wrote:Plato had the ideal of a behind the scene eternal world of Form? Is this not a form of idealism?
Plato and the Socrates he described was a symptom of Hellenic decline, little girl.
That he is so revered amongst the Judeo-Christians is understandable, given that the Jewish philosophy had to become more universal by combining with Hellenic thought.

Plato was how Hebrew arrogant slavishness was made more palatable to the Roman rabble.

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Arousing_Princess wrote:Personally I like the eye-for-an-eye approach to life.
Then consider this your one-eyed compensation.
Arousing_Princess wrote:Where do these 'static models' live if its all streams? It doesn't have to 'imitate' reality if its a projection of it.
Live, princess?
They are simplifications, ambiguities, codified using human symbols.
They are metaphors, which are taken literally by imbeciles, like you. .
Arousing_Princess wrote:So you can have waves in this reality but not particles?
I'll await evidence of your particle.
Arousing_Princess wrote:A great physicist preferred the metaphor of different-sized particles as being more a more accurate description of colour than waves. Given that he invented the method of calculating with amplitudes why do you think I should take your metaphor as better?
Why do you presume, princess, that I care, one way or another?
It is you who will face whatever consequences follow.
Arousing_Princess wrote:So you are agreeing that sensory input is not the source? As this constant activation occurs regardless of sensory input. There is scant evidence that in general old-age effects intelligence or thinking. I'll agree that at the end we can deteriorate
Ah, so there is "scant evidence" but you "agree".

The source for what, sweetie?
Was what I said that confusing?
Sensory input is the medium.
Arousing_Princess wrote: I thought civilization an extension of agriculture and language?
Is that all?
And these come from where? The sky?
Arousing_Princess wrote:So the wheel was what before? Flight was what before? The Jet engine was what before?
Can anyone be as thick as you, sweetie?
Reread what I wrote.
You are stuck in Platonic ideals, dear woman.

I talked about combinations of what was into new forms, was that difficult for you?
Arousing_Princess wrote:No its not, we know now that the Universe and spacetime is 'flat' and there'll be no 'big crunch'.
Hey look! another end to human knowledge.
Bravo, turd...proving my right every chance you get.
Arousing_Princess wrote:The wave too can be divided in the sense you say. So this makes your 'wave' a human artifice?
Oh yeah. divide the wave for me without using static models or segments which can be called particles or things.
Arousing_Princess wrote:The Well they certainly have more will than you. So these plants have a primitive understanding of this 'absent absolute'?
If that is what you understood, then that is what you understood.
Arousing_Princess wrote:But if its 'after the fact' its still the fact numbnuts.
Woosh, there it is.
Arousing_Princess wrote:Care to say what these practices are?

Why would one need to embrace such things as they come whether or not? You sound like the christian masochists that you despise? Not surprised tho' as your idols were pretty much formed by the christian ideals.
I've gone over this, but you once more failed to follow.
See how women can become tiresome?
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Goaturder wrote:One was a top down domination, the other a bottom up. ...
At that makes what difference to the outcome that they affected each other?
Goaturder wrote:As always, your bottom is up. ...
Arf! Arf!
You sure you're not a closet queen as your appear to have an obsession with arses? Your bubble background?
Goaturder wrote:Off topic, princess. I can go into it, but it would divert the subject so off-course that the full extent of your simplicity would be lost...and I wish to retain the flavor of your moronic taste as long as possible. ...
See new post. I look forward to your explanation.
Goaturder wrote:Yes, princess, spirituality is a necessary aspect of the human condition, now explore the qualities of those divinities and how they worshiped them.
I have and its why if I was to believe in such stupidity I'd choose these ones or maybe the Romans. Even if spirituality is as you say why would it necessarily involve 'gods'?

I take it that you are one of those who think such people did not really believe in their 'gods'?
Goaturder wrote:I have state that all, biological males and females, are combinations of the feminine and masculine attitude, I simply return a present imbalance back to balance and I place one above the other. ...
Then its not a balance is it numbnuts.
Goaturder wrote:You, are all woman, sweetie. Woman through and through. Never doubt that. ...
What happened to the "all, biological males and females, are combinations of the feminine and masculine attitude", I'm an exception to your rule?
Goaturder wrote:Plato and the Socrates he described was a symptom of Hellenic decline, little girl. That he is so revered amongst the Judeo-Christians is understandable, given that the Jewish philosophy had to become more universal by combining with Hellenic thought. ...
:lol: So the fall of these Hellenics was because they stopped believing in their divinities?
Goaturder wrote:Plato was how Hebrew arrogant slavishness was made more palatable to the Roman rabble. ...
Is there any evidence that the Hebrew were slaves? In reality they appear to have wished death before slavery and became such a thorn in the side of the Roman that they were dispersed.
Goaturder wrote:Then consider this your one-eyed compensation. ...
Unlike you I'm not a suffering merchant so do not need to compensate.
Goaturder wrote:Live, princess?
They are simplifications, ambiguities, codified using human symbols.
They are metaphors, which are taken literally by imbeciles, like you.
Where in the CNS are these 'static models' stored?
Goaturder wrote:I'll await evidence of your particle.
You think the LHC is colliding waves?
Goaturder wrote:Why do you presume, princess, that I care, one way or another?
It is you who will face whatever consequences follow.
What are you burbling about?
Goaturder wrote:Ah, so there is "scant evidence" but you "agree".

The source for what, sweetie?
Was what I said that confusing?
Sensory input is the medium.
The source for consciouness. As in, the constant activation state that exists without sensory input.
Goaturder wrote:Is that all?
And these come from where? The sky?
For our civilization it appears to have been an accident with the discovery of a mutant strain of wheat in a little corner of the middle-east.
Goaturder wrote:Can anyone be as thick as you, sweetie?
Reread what I wrote.
You are stuck in Platonic ideals, dear woman.
It does take a certain skill I must admit but you'll have to explain what existed before the wheel to make it not a new invention? Is all that you are saying just that Man is a toolmaker?
I talked about combinations of what was into new forms, was that difficult for you? ...
No, I just didn't realise it was so banal.
Goaturder wrote:Hey look! another end to human knowledge.
Bravo, turd...proving my right every chance you get.
What are you burbling about now? I'd have thought with all your yakking about entropy you'd have been happy to know where its taking reality..
Goaturder wrote:Oh yeah. divide the wave for me without using static models or segments which can be called particles or things.
Never used an oscilloscope?
Goaturder wrote:If that is what you understood, then that is what you understood.
It was just a thought as you claimed that plants had will?
Goaturder wrote:Woosh, there it is.
Shazam, where is it?
Goaturder wrote:I've gone over this, but you once more failed to follow. ...
Have you? Where have you explained what these practices are?
See how women can become tiresome?
For someone who embraces suffering you certainly whinge a lot, what makes it worse is that you are a bore, to compound this you also lack grace, wit and artfullness. Its no wonder that you have to pay for female company.
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Arousing_Princess wrote: You sure you're not a closet queen as your appear to have an obsession with arses?
I do have a weakness for the female rump...yours promises to be fat and hairy.

File that for later use.
Arousing_Princess wrote:See new post. I look forward to your explanation.
can't be bothered with your dyslexia or your fantasies.
Arousing_Princess wrote: Even if spirituality is as you say why would it necessarily involve 'gods'?
No.
Arousing_Princess wrote: I take it that you are one of those who think such people did not really believe in their 'gods'?
Or that if they do, then they are missing a few marbles.

Gods should be considered representations of forces of nature.
Arousing_Princess wrote: Then its not a balance is it numbnuts.
If you take your head out of your snatch, dear girl, you will see that what I said implies that one dominates...at least in a male.
Domination over females begins with the domination of a male's feminine side, or his nature.
Arousing_Princess wrote: What happened to the "all, biological males and females, are combinations of the feminine and masculine attitude", I'm an exception to your rule?
You are all woman...an effete, castrated emasculated "man", trying to live up to a modern reinterpretation of the sex.
You are prof that feminization is happening.
Weininger, Otto wrote: • Our age, which is not only the most Jewish, but also the most effeminate of all ages; the age in which the arts are only a rag for wiping its moods, and which attributes the artistic urge to animal games; the age of the most gullible anarchism; the age without a sense for the state and justice; the age of sexual ethics; the age of the most shallow of all historical methods (historical materialism); the age of capitalism and Marxism; the age in which history, life, and science are reduced to economics and technology.

• The hatred of woman is always only the not yet overcome hatred of one's own sexuality.

• The practice of merely calling any one who assails woman a misogynist, instead of refuting argument by argument, has much to commend it. Hatred is never impartial and, therefore, to describe a man as having an animus against the object of his criticism is at once to lay him open to the charge of insecurity, immorality, and partiality, and one that can be made with hyperbole of accusation and evasion of the point, which only equal its lack of justification. This sort of answer never fails in its object, which is to exempt the vindicator from refuting the actual statement. It is the oldest and handiest weapon of the large majority of men, who never wish to see woman as she is.
Arousing_Princess wrote: :lol: So the fall of these Hellenics was because they stopped believing in their divinities?
No, they stopped believing in their spiritual traditions, that defined their attitude towards life, because they were infected by a disease that found them weak.

Plato was a symptom of this decline.
Arousing_Princess wrote: Is there any evidence that the Hebrew were slaves? In reality they appear to have wished death before slavery and became such a thorn in the side of the Roman that they were dispersed.
Ask the Egyptians.
Then read Heisman's Suicide Note.
Arousing_Princess wrote:Unlike you I'm not a suffering merchant so do not need to compensate.
Oh my dear girl, you are such a flirt.
Arousing_Princess wrote:Where in the CNS are these 'static models' stored?
Would you like a precise place?
Arousing_Princess wrote:You think the LHC is colliding waves?
No, I just asked for evidence for this particle.
Arousing_Princess wrote:For our civilization it appears to have been an accident with the discovery of a mutant strain of wheat in a little corner of the middle-east.
Then it is a product of man interacting with environment, as I stated, little girl.
Have you been having these problems with reading comprehension for long, or just all your life?

"Accidental" is how simpletons excuse themselves from their own deficiencies...they call them "bad luck".
Arousing_Princess wrote:It does take a certain skill I must admit but you'll have to explain what existed before the wheel to make it not a new invention? Is all that you are saying just that Man is a toolmaker?
Princes, did this unknown inventor not live in a world where he saw things rolling along, or did his inspiration come from some divine source?
When they invented the bow and arrow, do you think princess, that the inventor had become aware with the elasticity of a branch, let's say, and the effectiveness of a projectile?
Arousing_Princess wrote:It was just a thought as you claimed that plants had will?
You have that feminine knack of asking questions that have been answered, alluding to something.
Arousing_Princess wrote:Have you? Where have you explained what these practices are?
In the previous posts, dear girl.
Arousing_Princess wrote:For someone who embraces suffering you certainly whinge a lot, what makes it worse is that you are a bore, to compound this you also lack grace, wit and artfullness. Its no wonder that you have to pay for female company.
Women get to vicious when they are shunned.
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The only obligation I acknowledge is that I offer in equal measure what you offer in return. If you are stupid, I will offer you stupidities.
Prior to one satisfactorily offering an "equal measure" of what another offers, the other's offering must be mentally grasped.
You have promised a hanging and you shall deliver or forever be considered an idiot for ever entering into such an obligation.
This is false.
Dear boy, of undisclosed years, a farmer kills and eats a turkey or a pig and then gives thanks to the gods for it.
You are my turkey, my humility urges me to give thanks for your stupidity to nature or to the gods, not to you directly.
Prima facie evidence that the effects/affects of apperception are real, even if the internalization results from a breach between thought/belief and reality.
What you mean to say, boy, is that you thought it would be easier, as you thought I was a redneck...which I may very well be.
No. I mean what I say and say what I mean. If there is any doubt in your mind as to what that is, just ask. There is insufficient evidence to warrant any significant degree of certainty(since you've invoked the term) regarding the kind of person that you are. There are not enough facts in evidence.
Did you misjudge me...
I've judged the quality of your writing(in between the increasingly excessive ad homs) according to coherency and known correspondence(fact). Thus far it is hit and miss and bordering on completely incoherent as a whole. You, as a person, seem to mistake your mental imaginings(thought/belief) for reality. IFF you believe that which you write, then you presuppose much with a glaringly obvious overconfidence in your own judgment capability. That is about the extent to which I've judged you so far, since I've been asked.
...or are we truly going to have a hanging here, you old fucking' fart? You wanted to hang me, to avenge your brethren for me taking advantage of their stupidity...and here you are now, your trousers down and nowhere to go.
This is fun you old, fuckin' fart - my little boy.
Some need not be hanged by another, suffice it to say that they will hang themselves if left alone. Far be it for me to get in your way, especially when your doing such a great job.
Now, point to any post of mine where I did not infer or outwardly state that reality is fluid.
I know you are tempted to say, as the whore Arousing_Pricess once did, that I am implying it.
Provide a link to where I do so, BOY.
Since you asked...

11th post from the top of page 8.
I believe reality is most probably, in its present state, as I say. More precisely what I describe is closest to the fact than any other perspective I've come across.
Now, I do not - at this time at least - expect a coherent/relevant response regarding this, nor do I expect for you to "get it"(the problem of entailment in the above assertion).
Link me to my supposed "earlier claims", you stupid old fart...you half-wit boy, who claims to be a man.
No need. You're doing a fine job of confusing your own mental misgivings with reality, and that is sufficient.
creative:

The second necessitates your being engaged in truth, which you earlier - flatly - denied the existence of.
Satyr:

Dear child, I flatly denied any perspective as being anything but a perspective of reality.
Bullshit. Your words are below...
No... there is no truth, but only perspectives, interpretations of reality.
Now it is quite clear that you denied the existence of truth. "There is no truth" is unambiguous. The irony here is thick, as it is now the case that you're once again engaged in truth. This time regarding what it was that you've already claimed. Now, as I've already stated in no uncertain terms...

Truth is central to everything thought/believed and spoken. Attempts to deny this, presuppose their own truth... necessarily so, and therefore remove the ground upon which they, themselves depend.

It is an idiot's argument.
creative:

3 uses cosmological metaphor that, if we take literally, demands that nothing can escape your awareness(perceptual event horizon), therefore this metaphor offers no ability to understand the aforementioned "limits".
Satyr:

Not absolutely, you old fart...as a "limit" implies a border. Can you point to one such border?
Get over yourself, will ya? You're the one who invoked the term "limit" when referring to what your "awareness is contained in". It was a failed attempt to say something meaningful. It is, as I've suggested, an example of one who has not and/or cannot come to meaningful and coherent terms with what it is that they think/believe.

Here... I'll remind you of exactly what you said.
Satyr claimed:

3. I can use the present state, as far as I can perceive it, to project a more probable future and a most probable past but my awareness is contained in what I cal "my perceptual event horizon" and so it has its limits.


Now, seeing how nothing can escape from an event horizon, and given the fact that you're clearly engaged in conversation, it is rather foolish to assume that your awareness cannot escape from this aforementioned hypothetical container. Your awareness is obviously being put to paper, as it were, so the analogy makes no sense. It is incomprehensible, not as a result of my inability to grasp what you've asserted, but conversely because I do.

So, aside from that obvious misgiving, and since you've asked... the event horizon itself is a limit/border. Furthermore, may I suggest that you not use terms, which have very specific mathematical meaning, for metaphorical and/or rhetorical purposes when you do not understand what it is that you're drawing comparison between? I'm suddenly being reminded of Deepak Chopra. How odd.
In the case of a "universe" what does that even mean?
Everything that exists.
creative:

I find that metaphor is a poetic/aesthetic device, but is most often used in philosophy by those who do not know what it is that they think/believe(those who have not or cannot come to terms with their own thought).
Satyr:

Mmmmm...you stupid old fart, then you will show us all about how you "know", will you not? This is becoming fun.
Why do you insist upon changing the subject? Focus, will you? Explain what you mean by your awareness being "contained" in meaningful, coherent terms.
...all of a sudden my skepticism becomes evidence that that his "certainty" is superior. Old fart, I know what I believe...
Good, so you'll have no problem at all satisfying the above request.
Are you not here to make an example out of me...you stupid, fucked-up, moronic, old fart? Piece of advice, you imbecile, if you are gonna "hang me" with the rope I am giving you, then your "world-view" has to be superior to mine. I can't wait, given your performance thus far.
Rope your giving me? What an odd thing to say.

To answer your question, no I am not here to make an example out of you. I am here to do philosophy. Sorry if I poked you too hard. I figured you could take it, but perhaps I overestimated your tolerance to receive that which you readily give.
creative:

4 enters the gate to subjectivity ad nauseum.

Satyr:

Are your views not subjective then?
Not what I said, nor does that follow from what I've written.
You know what is funnier, you stupid, pathetic, old fart? It is when I listen to imbeciles, like you, spew out shit about selflessness and oneness. That shit's funny.
IFF we equate "that shit's funny" to that which exists entirely in your imagination.
Old fart, all concepts are subjective by definition.
First, I strongly suspect that you do not know "all" concepts, therefore you cannot say anything with absolute certainty about "all concepts". Secondly, just because something is called "a concept" does not make that which is being named/labeled equal to the label being applied to it. Thirdly, that is an absolute claim, and therefore it is inconsistent with your earlier denials of absolute truth. Last but not least, you're still actively engaged in truth presupposition.
Satyr:

5. The best proof of a theory's precision is its, relatively speaking, application.
creative:

Application offers no proof of a theory's precision. Precision is not a property nor attribute of a theory, rather it is a quality of quantitifiability.

Oops...there goes empiricism and the scientific method. Brilliant, you stupid old fart...you just put an exclamation point on the word following your nature: RETARD! What does application have to do with quantifiable?


Let me try this another way. It seems that the significance/relevance of my objection has been misunderstood. The objection does not conflict nor negate scientific methodology. How that has been arrived at is clearly based upon some false presupposition/misinterpretation unbeknownst to me.

1. Application has nothing to do quantifiability.
2. Quantifiability has everything to do with precision.
3. Therefore, application - in and of itself - offers no proof of a theory's precision.
creative:

Some theory is dogma. Dogma is bookmarked with uncriticized presupposition(s).

Satyr:

Brilliant again...name one dogma which is not criticized.You stupid old fart, just because YOU do not question the delusions you are infected by, does not mean all do not challenge them.
Yet another response that is based upon something other than what I wrote. Criticism of dogma comes from non-believers. The lack of criticism within the believer is what makes(bookmarks) the belief or set thereof... dogma.
Imbecile, wake up, I am that challenge. I AM your wake-up call. Heed, or go back to sleep. I prefer the latter. It's easier.
We evidently hold two different notions of what constitutes being "a challenge". I'm conversing with a believer who does not hold that what they believe is true; moreover one who, as a logical consequence of their own criterion, cannot hold that and remain coherent. To the contrary, I am attempting to gain an understanding of what it would take for your claims to be true, and in doing so, it seems(assuming you believe what you write) that I have a better grasp on your belief than you do. It is interesting to me. Call it a case study.
Satyr:

Stupid old fart....is gathering without aggression? When you gather, you stupid fuck, are you not pulling away a fruit or a plant from its roots? Are you not damaging and killing?
Yes, gathering can be without aggression. One can also gather without damaging/killing.
One more, you dumb fuck....one to mull over...what is cooperation a product of?
Survival needs, which is precisely why it has been mentioned. I think you've missed the point.

"Survival of the fittest all the way down" was your claim. You've offered numerous references to male dominance, aggression, taking from others, machismo, etc. in an attempt to justify your belief in the "natural" order of these things and discredit other kinds of survival mechanisms which you believe have replaced them. The undeniable existence coupled with the indisputable success of cooperation when compared to the successes of brute physical strength negates your justification of that claim.
Imbecile, I know the Judeo-Christian crap you are infected by...even your pitiful little vengeance reeks of it...you are typical, average, mediocre....black in a sea of white sheep.
You have no idea what you're talking about.
creative:

How can you, on the one hand, claim to "have experience with your(my) kind" and then, on the other, ask what kind I am?

Satyr:

I did not ask. I already know.
This is false. You did and have once again. Haven't you figured out what's going on here?
...you answered none of my questions.
Not ONE!!!!

Quid pro Quo, old fart...I'm gonna dissect you like the rat that you are....while you "hang me".
Why so afraid?

One more time...

Age?
Sex?
Location?


Those questions are irrelevant, but clearly asked again, none-the-less.
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Goaturder wrote:I do have a weakness for the female rump...yours promises to be fat and hairy.
Is this a reflection upon Greek women?

The fat and hairy might be saying something to you.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=orAkeA7jLss
Or out in your case.
Goaturder wrote:can't be bothered with your dyslexia or your fantasies.
Shame you can't edit my posts then everything would be as your fantasy wishes.
Goaturder wrote:No.
Is that, no, spirituality need not necessarily involve 'gods'?
Goaturder wrote:Or that if they do, then they are missing a few marbles.

Gods should be considered representations of forces of nature.
Should? I grant you that this is a modern understanding but doubt it applied back then. Personally, I think no consideration should be given to such things.
Goaturder wrote:If you take your head out of your snatch, dear girl, you will see that what I said implies that one dominates...at least in a male. ...
If you take yours out of your boyfriends arse you'll see no balance then.
Domination over females begins with the domination of a male's feminine side, or his nature. ...
:lol: What a big girls blouse you are!
Goaturder wrote:You are all woman...an effete, castrated emasculated "man", trying to live up to a modern reinterpretation of the sex.
:lol: I truly wish you were here to say that to my face.
Goaturder wrote:You are prof that feminization is happening.
Weininger, Otto wrote: • Our age, which is not only the most Jewish, but also the most effeminate of all ages; the age in which the arts are only a rag for wiping its moods, and which attributes the artistic urge to animal games; the age of the most gullible anarchism; the age without a sense for the state and justice; the age of sexual ethics; the age of the most shallow of all historical methods (historical materialism); the age of capitalism and Marxism; the age in which history, life, and science are reduced to economics and technology.

• The hatred of woman is always only the not yet overcome hatred of one's own sexuality.

• The practice of merely calling any one who assails woman a misogynist, instead of refuting argument by argument, has much to commend it. Hatred is never impartial and, therefore, to describe a man as having an animus against the object of his criticism is at once to lay him open to the charge of insecurity, immorality, and partiality, and one that can be made with hyperbole of accusation and evasion of the point, which only equal its lack of justification. This sort of answer never fails in its object, which is to exempt the vindicator from refuting the actual statement. It is the oldest and handiest weapon of the large majority of men, who never wish to see woman as she is.
LMFAO! So not only are you an arsewipe but despite your hyperbole your thoughts are not even yours!
Goaturder wrote:No, they stopped believing in their spiritual traditions, that defined their attitude towards life, because they were infected by a disease that found them weak.
And one of those traditions was the belief in their 'gods' numbnuts.
Plato was a symptom of this decline.
Silver linings and swings and roundabouts I'd say, as their loss appears to be our gain.
Goaturder wrote:Ask the Egyptians.
Then read Heisman's Suicide Note.
:shock: And that has what to do with it?

We asked them and they say they have no record of the Hebrew being enslaved.
Goaturder wrote:Oh my dear girl, you are such a flirt.
You need to be careful with such a blinker, it may get you arrested.
Goaturder wrote:Would you like a precise place?
Nah! Just a vague location will do.
Goaturder wrote:No, I just asked for evidence for this particle.
http://public.web.cern.ch/public/en/lhc/lhc-en.html
Goaturder wrote:Then it is a product of man interacting with environment, as I stated, little girl. ...
Then all you are saying is nothing as everything we produce is explicable with such a statement.
Have you been having these problems with reading comprehension for long, or just all your life? ...
Most of my life, its why I studied philosophy.
Goaturder wrote:"Accidental" is how simpletons excuse themselves from their own deficiencies...they call them "bad luck".
Actually no, we'd call such an occurrence 'good luck'.
Goaturder wrote:Princes, did this unknown inventor not live in a world where he saw things rolling along, or did his inspiration come from some divine source?
When they invented the bow and arrow, do you think princess, that the inventor had become aware with the elasticity of a branch, let's say, and the effectiveness of a projectile? ...
Why didn't they make spherical wheels then? But I'm not saying that we are not toolmakers, just that there are new inventions.
Goaturder wrote:You have that feminine knack of asking questions that have been answered, alluding to something.

In the previous posts, dear girl.
Post the links as my girly brain appears to have forgotten.
Goaturder wrote:Women get to vicious when they are shunned.
Blimey! You think this is shunning? Careful out there.
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Now if I had to guess between satyr and creativesoul as to which was the 'emotional female' who would I choose? :lol:
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uncreativesoul wrote:
Prior to one satisfactorily offering an "equal measure" of what another offers, the other's offering must be mentally grasped.
Only if it can be offered with sagacity.

uncreativesoul wrote:This is false.
Dear boy, your laconic denouncements are not sufficient, but they are useful to you.
To a man who would tell you "The earth is round" you would answer with a self-satisfied smile "False."

uncreativesoul wrote:Prima facie evidence that the effects/affects of apperception are real, even if the internalization results from a breach between thought/belief and reality.
Who said they were not real, boy?
A painter paints a mouse.
Both the mouse painted and the painting of the mouse representing it are real, boy.

Are you shadow-boxing.

I came here to be lynched by a man defending the masses.
Are you not he?
Are you not their hero?

uncreativesoul wrote: No. I mean what I say and say what I mean.
No, you say what you think you mean...intentions are sometimes hidden from the self who lacks self-consciousness or the courage to accept his own nature.
I will red between the stringy lines, and you keep handing me those strings.
Will not my rope suffice, as recompense?

uncreativesoul wrote: If there is any doubt in your mind as to what that is, just ask.
Would I ask an ape why he flings his feces?

uncreativesoul wrote: There is insufficient evidence to warrant any significant degree of certainty(since you've invoked the term) regarding the kind of person that you are. There are not enough facts in evidence.
Therefore your promised hanging will not take place, as you are now realizing that you intended to avenge yourself upon your own misunderstanding and erroneous evaluation.

Were you not supposed to "put me in my place" and tech this "bully" a lesson?

But, no, this is more subtle, no?
You fancy yourself sophisticated...and your earlier more vulgar approach has given way to a more polite form.
I enjoy politeness and that air of aloofness, particularly when I know it is fake, as it most often is.

uncreativesoul wrote: I've judged the quality of your writing(in between the increasingly excessive ad homs) according to coherency and known correspondence(fact). Thus far it is hit and miss and bordering on completely incoherent as a whole.
Then you should pass by and turn away.
But here you are, boy.
I'm sorry I did not meet your high standards, but if I were interested in selling the the rabble, I would write to satisfy their needs: something uplifting and positive and happy.
Like a fairy-tale.

uncreativesoul wrote: You, as a person, seem to mistake your mental imaginings(thought/belief) for reality.
Then you should teach me a lesson I shall not soon forget.
If this is the case, boy, and your own judgment is not clouded by emotion, then I should be an easy affair for you. An afternoon walk.

Have at it.

You asked what belief is, I answered...proceed.
But before that...quid pro quo....if you shall embarrass me I intent to gain more than the knowledge that I inflated you pride.
Quid pro Quo...why so scared? You ask, I answer...I ask you answer.
Not rally interested in your philosophical views, I'm afraid, so I'll ask what about what I am interested in.

uncreativesoul wrote: IFF you believe that which you write, then you presuppose much with a glaringly obvious overconfidence in your own judgment capability. That is about the extent to which I've judged you so far, since I've been asked.
You mean to say there has been a writer, outside the satirist or the fantasy paddler, who does not believe what he writes?
I shall take you to your word, dear boy, and consider your writings, brilliant as they are, as being NOT what you actually believe.
I will then consider your critique of me and my writing to be false.

If you are accusing me of confidence, old boy, then you should consider why you lack it.
A man offers an opinion BECAUSE he has confidence that it is superior to another opinion, old boy.
Do you not have confidence, such as it is, that I will be hanged?
Did I not show the appropriate level of Christian humility? Was I supposed to be more groveling before idiots and retards, so as to be acceptable to them or so as as to have them read me and take me seriously?

Were you intending to correct my English or my engrish?

uncreativesoul wrote: Some need not be hanged by another, suffice it to say that they will hang themselves if left alone. Far be it for me to get in your way, especially when your doing such a great job.
Yes, and sometimes the eye sees what it wishes were true, particularly when it is shared with a majority.
Look up mass hysteria and delusion. Psychology is one of my interests...particularly mass psychology.

I do not doubt, old boy, that you think you can wipe the floor with me intellectually, and this is shown in your earlier bravado,...which is now turning softer more contemplative...more clever.
Now, you intend to fall back, suppressing the need to run or find an excuse to dislodge yourself from a situation you thought would be easy.
So you fall back on plan-b...which is simply the art of twisting your perspective to the point where everything said and done constitutes a minor victory, while you say nothing at all.
The slightest spelling error on my part will become a glorious victory on the intellectual battlefield.

See, little boy, like the little girl Arousing_Princess you are not really interested in the ideas expressed, but you are now here to humble me, returning me to your fold, so to speak.
This is about emotion, now...not reason....and that's where I wanted you to go. Because often that pompous posturing hides an emotional mind...which I love to expose. The most coldly presented positions are rooted in animal instincts, pretending to be other than what they truly are.

Being interested in reality, as it pertains to the human condition, I intend to use any method to uncover it beneath the civilized garments it uses to cover itself with.
I can sense in your reluctance to speak about your opinions a vulnerability which unleashes its hatred upon the one that dares do what you cannot, without exposing the simplicity of a mind, hiding beneath civilized banter and social etiquette. English "stiff upper lip" has often been mistaken for the coldness of objectivity. You use it well, sir boy.

Old fart, were you not going to teach me about belief?
I am waiting for your insights. Perhaps using your own words - dare I to dream.

uncreativesoul wrote:Since you asked...

11th post from the top of page 8.
Ah, of all the posts on the subject you chose the one where I reveled in my impending hanging...and what of it, boy?

You are indulging in the usual ploy of pointing without precision, hoping I will be affected by suggestibility, little boy.
Nice try.
You remind me of an old woman who sees a ghost and when asked "Where?" she points to the shadows and whispers in fear: "There"
Your delusions and linguistic inadequacies, should not be used against me, boy.

Now, let us proceed...where in that post do I infer that reality in NOT fluid? A quote from it please, which according to your genius, this insinuation is most evident.

uncreativesoul wrote:Now, I do not - at this time at least - expect a coherent/relevant response regarding this, nor do I expect for you to "get it"(the problem of entailment in the above assertion).
Ah, so the problem is in your inability to comprehend.
Excellent!
I think it is clear and obvious, but you wish to drown me in details, no?

Here it is again, dumbed-down, significantly for your convenience...more "rope" for ya:

Because reality is fluid, any evaluation of it is obsolete once it is made, and so a man can only find an approach to certainty and this certainty must be judged in comparison to another man's and how the opinions offered reference a shared experience with reality.
In still other words, an opinion is an assessment of what is most probable and it then must be continuously updated given that reality is dynamic, and/or tested with application - pragmatism.
Reality being the sum total of all interactions and that which is independent from all interpretations of it.
Given that the mind observing is a part of what is being observed it can never know the totality, for this would also require absolute energies or a vantage point outside reality itself, which is a ludicrous proposition yet one often employed.
The evolution of consciousness and then intelligence was meant to overcome this problem....The mind gathers sensual information, finds patterns in them and then projects them as possibilities and probabilities, in this way compensating for the lag between the fluidity of reality and its brain's ability to process all the information at its disposal.
This lag, is what makes imagination all the more useful.

With these projected abstractions, mental models, it tries to predict the future based on what the past has taught it. In essence it is a looking back projected forward.
It is a preemption...and its advantage is that of efficiency, as the organism can then focus energies more precisely.

One might very well ask: What is flowing? and this is a question only a mind which depends on static points would ask, since it presupposes what is absent.
All we can say is that there is constant activity, partially perceived, or, more accurately, there is constant interactivity. This can be metaphorically represented, suing words, with the term "flow" or "flux" if you wish to imply multidimensional interactivity or decreasing entropy.

The prejudices inherit in language are best exemplified by the famous "I think, therefore I am"...here the "I" is represented as a static, to which thinking is applied, after the fact. in other words the thinker is other than the thought or the one is static while the other is the active element...which is a mistake produced by language and the mental methods the human brain utilizes.
Then the conclusion, "...therefore I am" implies an existence "am" which is an attribute of the static "I"...as if existing is other than that which exists.

The only way to surmount these linguistic prejudices is to use artistry, by first recognizing that words, like any other tool, is a medium.

uncreativesoul wrote:No need. You're doing a fine job of confusing your own mental misgivings with reality, and that is sufficient.
Are you implying that you are not?
If so, then please prove it.
You've allowed your emotions to take over, boy...and now you are thrashing about, casting aspersions and monosyllabic assaults with questionable effectiveness.
Perhaps your misgivings are taking hold of you.

But I am here to play with you, boy, so I will accept your judgment as fact and urge you to take advantage of it.

uncreativesoul wrote:Bullshit. Your words are below...
No... there is no truth, but only perspectives, interpretations of reality.
Now it is quite clear that you denied the existence of truth. "There is no truth" is unambiguous. The irony here is thick, as it is now the case that you're once again engaged in truth. This time regarding what it was that you've already claimed. Now, as I've already stated in no uncertain terms...
Dear boy, you are now entering the bog that takes the sentence "Truth is there is no truth" or "There is absolutely no absolute" as your starting point, because you fail to realize how language is what creates this paradox...like all others.

A simple boy, like you, would fail to realize what was being said...so here it is again, again dumbed-down:

A language is a symbolic expression of thoughts. Thoughts are amalgamations of abstractions of reality, constructed using a priori methods - evolved through time suing natural selection - and using the continuous input of sensual data, which are simplified and generalized down to absolutes.
It is this assimilation of sensual input which separates the delusional moron from the more lucid one.

Ergo, dear boy, language reflects this simplification, generalization, and its "logic", including that of the language of math, presupposes the absolute, which is absent, as a necessary aspect of how the mind makes sense of a fluid reality. In other words language reflects the simplistic methods of binary logic, which posits the dichotomies in between which man fabricates interpretations of the world.
Binary logic offers direction...signposts....between which man places himself.
For example, with the simplistic generalized, notions of here and there, man gives himself a direction, even if the here and the there are only mental fabrications, and they can be infinitely divided.
There is no "here" in a fluid forever active, dynamic reality. There are metaphors that can be used to apply to any position from any vantage point.

The mind is not interested in "truth", per se, but in a model which is most advantageous to it; one that best represents a fluid reality.
Language and the mind being dependent on static models, which are nowhere to be found outside the human mind, and its endeavors, becomes problematic.

A more sophisticated mind compensates by admitting that it has no capacity to perceive reality directly or completely and so it utilizes artistry to deal with the matter.
It does not speak of absolute truth, but of superior and inferior perspectives. The only ones speaking about ruth, in the absolute sense, are the dogmatic Judeo-Christian psychologies, who even in their secular form are addicted to certainty and the peace it offers them.

Language is an artistic form, if its constructs are not taken literally as depicting absolutes. We might have a word for a singularity, and call it ONE, but this is only a mental model with no reference to anything outside of it.
When the mind points to its own abstractions to prove to itself that its own constructs are facts, it is falling into solipsism or worse delusion.

Now, back to the sentences, constructed using words, attempting to describe reality.
Let us take one of them: "Truth is there is no truth".
Now, what does it negate? It is in numerical terms for the {0}.
It negates or contradicts the sentence: "There is truth" - this is the equivalent to the numerical value of {1}.
Already we have the makings of binary logic, leading to dichotomies such as good/bad, God/Devil, Here/There....But this sentence is nonsensical and should not have been uttered at all. the only place this sentence makes sense is in the human mind which is reliant upon artificially produced absolutes.

Unfortunately in order to negate it one must use the very linguistic premises which presuppose it. Language is built on these abstractions...such as "thing"...creating the dichotomy something/nothing or 1/0.
The only way around this mental limitation, exacerbated by fools who have no linguistic artistry, is to awaken to the essence of language, which is art.

When you say "tree" you are not claiming that the word or the image in your tiny brain, which the word symbolizes, is the tree itself...you are saying that the simplified, generalized, abstractions you create in your brain to represent the tree has been reduced down to an abstraction by eliminating many dimensions, one of which is time.
When you say "tree" you are creating a static symbol or a simplified image representing a phenomenon which is dynamic.
The tree you refer to is changing, as you look at it, as you speak its name - yet your name for it is static and can be applied to any tree or any phenomenon resembling this phenomenon you call tree.

Let's take the other sentence: "There are absolutely no absolutes"...but, from the get-go, the very idea of an absolute is nonsense.
It is like the notion of God. When you contradict the notion of God to a christian imbecile what does he do? He accuses you of believing, of having faith in the non-existence of the absurdity. He equates his absolute with your absolute denial...just as you retarded old-fart are doing here.

The idea has no reference outside the human brain which creates it out of necessity, projecting it to give itself direction.
Again, unfortunately, but to contradict it, one must use the very instruments which lead to this fallacy.
Just as one can only negate the (1) by positing a (0) where both are representations of an absolute static state which is nowhere in evidence.

In fact both the #1 and the 0 are part of a binary code which point to nihilism. Whether you imagine the world ending with a void or with a thing, makes no difference. Once the absolute is attained, existence is made obsolete.There is no reason to be active when one is perfect, unless you baptize activity as a characteristic of perfection, in which case you would have to provide evidence, without resorting to the one and only hypothetical exception to the rule, of a action not based no a necessity...or need when applied to life.
If we accept man as being a manifestation of existence, then name one, one will do, action which is not governed by a need. Need being a conscious interpretation of a lack...and what is lacking? The absolute, the perfect, the complete, God, call it whatever metaphor you want.

Boy, language is a tool, just as the brain is. Use it, or lose it.
When a tool chips away at a rock to create a marble horse, it does not claim that this horse is the real organic one. It says this is a representation of a phenomenon, which it constructs to analyze its form or to enjoy its beauty or to satisfy some need.

So, when I deny the existence of truth, boy, I am simply denying the absolute form of it.
I am saying that truth is subjective interpretations, which can be judged as being superior or inferior but should never be considered absolute. That I must use a form of communication which is founded upon binary logic, which postulates absolutes as part of its method, is why idiots, like you, get confused.

The only way to contradict my assessment is not to indulge in semantic games, like a woman, but to show me one absolute truth.
Boy, just as a christian must prove a positive, in his case the existence of God, before I have tyo justify my denial of his assertion, so too you, must prove the positive, in your case truth, before I have to justify my denial of it.
Tell us about this absolute truth.
uncreativesoul wrote:Truth is central to everything thought/believed and spoken. Attempts to deny this, presuppose their own truth... necessarily so, and therefore remove the ground upon which they, themselves depend.
See above, boy.
Truth is a perspective, not an absolute. We all have "truths", and we change our opinions through a lifetime if we are smart of honest, because that's how we are forced to think, but only the few morons, indulging in their arrogance while playing the humility card, would say that all perspectives, call them truths in the usual conventional manner, are equally valid.
Who is the "bully" here, you old fart?

I offer no totalitarian truth, only a superior one, in relation to yours, even though you offer nothing but critique. You allude to this absolute truth, and so you are the fascist, Judeo-Christian imbecile that must be put in his place and hanged like the mangy dirty old boy that he is.

That they are not equal proves that there is no singular truth, as reality is fluid and truth, whatever this abstraction might mean, is never given nor can ever be entirely be known.
In fact truth is an allusion to a static state of reality, which is contradicted by reality itself.
We all propose a truth, a superior perspective,
uncreativesoul wrote:Get over yourself, will ya? You're the one who invoked the term "limit" when referring to what your "awareness is contained in". It was a failed attempt to say something meaningful. It is, as I've suggested, an example of one who has not and/or cannot come to meaningful and coherent terms with what it is that they think/believe.
I enjoy your psychoanalysis.
I am sure you can offer an alternative showing how you have come to terms with it...and I am sure that this alternative will be absolute.

Limits, boy, are always in reference to the human being.
uncreativesoul wrote: Here... I'll remind you of exactly what you said.
Satyr claimed:
3. I can use the present state, as far as I can perceive it, to project a more probable future and a most probable past but my awareness is contained in what I cal "my perceptual event horizon" and so it has its limits.


Now, seeing how nothing can escape from an event horizon, and given the fact that you're clearly engaged in conversation, it is rather foolish to assume that your awareness cannot escape from this aforementioned hypothetical container. Your awareness is obviously being put to paper, as it were, so the analogy makes no sense. It is incomprehensible, not as a result of my inability to grasp what you've asserted, but conversely because I do.
Dear boy, accepting the limitations of my senses and my mind, is your proof that I do not know what I am talking about?

My perceptual event horizon represents the ambiguous point where my senses can no longer formulate input into models, interpreting the rest as blackness or void.
My awareness is limited, as is yours, boy. But not equally so.
uncreativesoul wrote:So, aside from that obvious misgiving, and since you've asked... the event horizon itself is a limit/border.
Yes, and the concept is a manmade one, trying to make sense of the world around it.
Like the idea of SuperStrings or particles or here or now, or I or Being or One. How much more poetic can you get?
uncreativesoul wrote:Furthermore, may I suggest that you not use terms, which have very specific mathematical meaning, for metaphorical and/or rhetorical purposes when you do not understand what it is that you're drawing comparison between? I'm suddenly being reminded of Deepak Chopra. How odd.
You are obsessed with authorities, boy.
I can use language and imagery in whatever way passes on the meanings I wish to express. Your stringent dependence on that academic field and how they use concepts and words shows your personal limitations when it comes to language. You've simply replaced God with a new authority figure.
Shall I use Freud's ego in exactly the same way he did; should I only dare to speak of Will if I am adhering to how Schopenhauer or Nietzsche used it, should i be limited by Mutaran in my usage of the word "autopoesis"?
You stupid boy. You are institutionalized.

Dear boy, even your mathematical model is an artistic expression of what the human mind can make sense of in no other way.
uncreativesoul wrote:Everything that exists.
Wow...that is so precise I am amazed at the promiscuity of your mind, boy.
Define exists.
Define thing as you allude to it in "every-thing".
uncreativesoul wrote:Why do you insist upon changing the subject? Focus, will you? Explain what you mean by your awareness being "contained" in meaningful, coherent terms.
"Changing the subject"? :roll:
Oh dear, you are losing it.

I've explained it and I will one more time. After that you are on your own.
Consciousness, awareness, is contained within the limitations, biological, genetic, of the senses that feed it input, stimulating biochemical energy pulses to flow through constructed with experience and more so by inheritance synaptic clusters triggering thoughts and images.... and the limitations of brain in processing this input s these have been determined by the sum of its past...its inheritance, its genetics.
This is the ambiguous border of the perceptual event horizon; the point where all falls into darkness. The mind compensates using projections/imagination...tasking the perceived, and finding patterns to extrapolate what it cannot perceive.
uncreativesoul wrote:Rope your giving me? What an odd thing to say.
I know.
uncreativesoul wrote: To answer your question, no I am not here to make an example out of you. I am here to do philosophy. Sorry if I poked you too hard. I figured you could take it, but perhaps I overestimated your tolerance to receive that which you readily give.
It did hurt...you are a formidable opponent when you say nothing but only interrogate.
You remind me of a dance critic, who can dish out the hilarious put-downs, but steps on his own feet when he dares to stand on the floor.
uncreativesoul wrote:Let me try this another way. It seems that the significance/relevance of my objection has been misunderstood. The objection does not conflict nor negate scientific methodology. How that has been arrived at is clearly based upon some false presupposition/misinterpretation unbeknownst to me.
Oh, do say sir...
uncreativesoul wrote:1. Application has nothing to do quantifiability.
2. Quantifiability has everything to do with precision.
3. Therefore, application - in and of itself - offers no proof of a theory's precision.
This is where you step on the floor...Name one quantity with precision.

Do I need to quantify the force of my striking your testicles to see its applicable effectiveness?
Do I need a chemical analysis of an apple to see that it is rotten?
Does a hawk make a thorough quantitative analysis of speed and air pressure and distance to kill a pigeon?

Are you addicted to graphs and statistics? I bet you are.
This is how they manipulate you, as you can fabricate any outcome by the way you posit a question and then how you analyze the results.
uncreativesoul wrote:We evidently hold two different notions of what constitutes being "a challenge". I'm conversing with a believer who does not hold that what they believe is true; moreover one who, as a logical consequence of their own criterion, cannot hold that and remain coherent. To the contrary, I am attempting to gain an understanding of what it would take for your claims to be true, and in doing so, it seems(assuming you believe what you write) that I have a better grasp on your belief than you do. It is interesting to me. Call it a case study.
But you do so in bad faith, dear boy.
Your attitude is indicative of the persona you wish to project, while your actions conflict with it. You are the worse, most vile, kind of hypocrite...the most disgusting and dangerous sort...the kind that is convinced that its pretenses and lies are really genuine.
uncreativesoul wrote: "Survival of the fittest all the way down" was your claim. You've offered numerous references to male dominance, aggression, taking from others, machismo, etc. in an attempt to justify your belief in the "natural" order of these things and discredit other kinds of survival mechanisms which you believe have replaced them. The undeniable existence coupled with the indisputable success of cooperation when compared to the successes of brute physical strength negates your justification of that claim.
Dear boy, you are engaged in self-flattery and masturbation.
I do not deny that an ant is a successful organism, even though you propose it as your ideal state.
Having realized how dependent you are on academics and institutional sources of authority I offer this on your cooperation:
Russell, Bertrand wrote:In these days under the influence of democracy, the virtue of co-operation has taken the place formerly held by obedience. The old-fashioned schoolmaster would say of a boy that he was disobedient; the modern schoolmistress says of an infant that he is non-co-operative. It means the same thing: the child, in either case, fails to do what the teacher wishes, but in the first case the teacher acts as the government and in the second as the representative of the People, i.e. of the other children. The result of the new language, as of the old, is to encourage docility, suggestibility, herd-instinct and conventionality, thereby necessarily discouraging originality, initiative and unusual intelligence. Adults who achieve anything of value have seldom been “co-operative” children. As a rule, they have liked solitude: they have tried to slink into a corner with a book and been happiest when they could escape the notice of their barbarian contemporaries. Almost all men who have been distinguished as artists, writers or men of science have in boyhood been objects of derision and contempt to their schoolfellows; and only too often the teachers have sided with the herd, because it annoyed them that the boy should be odd.
Boy, I am exposing the source of your divine cooperation: weakness, boy.
I know you worship love and altruism, as a good automaton should, but this is your selfishness presenting itself as selflessness.

Social creatures enter into these cooperative alliances because they are unable to cope with existence on their own. It is a compromise of self to survival, eventually leading to the miasma of Christianity: the surrender to the communal Ideal.
uncreativesoul wrote: You have no idea what you're talking about.
:D
Do you believe so, or do you know so?
uncreativesoul wrote:This is false. You did and have once again. Haven't you figured out what's going on here?
I do, and I have...it is an old story.
I play along, because I know how the herd perceives and what my course shall be.
Undoubtedly belonging to a majority has its privileges...emotional support for one...a delusion shared is strengthened tenfold.
Enter a church and talk against God...see how the herd will laugh.

I suspect you have convinced yourselves that no matter how mediocre you might all be, that I am "embarrassing" myself before you. But this is a typical defensive mechanism and I am not particularly affected by the judgments coming from such dependent and weak minds.
Would I care if a blind man laughs with his blind friends at my clothes?
uncreativesoul wrote:Those questions are irrelevant, but clearly asked again, none-the-less.
Quid pro Quo..

Sex?
Age?
Location?


Why so scared?

If you do not reciprocate, I will be forced to take you even more lightly than I have already.

Granted it is a way for you to extricate yourself from a promise. But I am convinced that, in your mind, I am already hanging and your friends are sharing in the joy of it. [/size]
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