Bill Wiltrack wrote:Be more mindful of the way you relate to my posts.
What is there to be mindful about? What do you mean by 'mind'?
One day you will understand that I have helped you immensely.
You live a delusion.
When you workout with your physical body it is a process that involves tension. If your doing it right your muscles will feel sore-in a good way, for the next day or two. That is the same way here. Intellectually, we are reluctant to step beyond our comfort zone. If we are to expand as philosophers and as members here we need to make the effort. An effort that will initially not feel comfortable but will ultimately make us stronger.
It also involves understanding what philosophy has been.
If you are looking for me to have a self.
Nope, I see and am my self.
If you are looking for me to defend a self.
I cannot help you. There is no self for me to defend.

Then you are not writing this.
Fear & hate are two sides of the same coin.
No, love and hate or fear and bravery are the two sides, what you say is the same side.
You appear frightened...
Pray tell?
Your subsequent actions make you appear as if you are swinging into wind.
Point them out?
Be still and know.
And yet you are the one who wonders who you are? Refers to oneself in the third-person? Gnu I name thee!
Like Barbara Brooks, perhaps your actions belay your sincere attempts to improve yourself and fellow philosophers here at this forum.
Perhaps you should work upon your actions, in hope of one day being better able to reflect those of what a true philosopher would reflect.
What do you think a 'true philosopher' is?
You look small. I want more out of you.
Your view and wants are of little matter to me.
It's inside of you. You can do this.
Your opinion even less.