Re: What's stopping us from seeing the truth?
Posted: Tue Jun 14, 2011 5:44 pm
In the given context, "the fold" makes no sense...
Let us talk about belief.
Let us talk about belief.
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Now, why would I do that? I love bullys. They're tasty little snacks in my boredom. Ready to venture down off of the porch yet? You need a little more rope?Retards are not my concern and you are quickly exposing yourself as being one.
Do what your companions have done and simply put me on "ignore". It saves me a lot of effort.
Declarations are easy, and reality cannot be escaped with delusions.Mark Question wrote:what if some fanatical believer of some sort tells you that his "brackround" for all assumptions, prophecies, absolute truths or whatever he likes or have to call them, is his gods world that preceded the consciousness of its independency form all assumptions or perspectives and heretical retards? rhetorically doing it so semanticproof freedom-story that those retarded escapers needs some outside the square box-thinking? nimby saves us?
Nope.Mark Question wrote:and what if I tell you that i am gay girl in damascus studying biology and the only proof I literally have is words, then will you literally believe me?
Can't help you with a direction.Mark Question wrote:am i even a homo sapiens, a wise guy!? what about my biology books and heideggers archaeological pattern diggings in my bookshelf? i once read a book, where some guy was talking about those pre-socratic naturephilosophers with their "nature", "reality" and "all" doing the same as he was inventing in his book. he cooked big juicy phenomenon with hint of logic quite a tasty way. sounds whole new branch of philosophy to me, like those french did it in kitchen with garlic. freedom fries and all. le big-hug to them!
This too is a common response.creativesoul wrote: Now, why would I do that? I love bullys. They're tasty little snacks in my boredom. Ready to venture down off of the porch yet? You need a little more rope?
A....are....are you sure?....'cause I'm a bit scared, mister.creativesoul wrote:C'mon... rittle guy, it's ok.
I'm surprised someone as adept in linguistics, as you pretend to be, would be so confused by a simple dictionary definition, helped with no less than a thesaurus reference.creativesoul wrote:In the given context, "the fold" makes no sense...
Shall we...creativesoul wrote:Let us talk about belief.
Satyr wrote:Declarations are easy, and reality cannot be escaped with delusions.
like common axioms "scientifical proofs proofs science", "existence exists", "creator of all created all", "believable is believable",..?delusions of common "self-evident" truths
thank you for those words. act, actions, existence..easy words? are writing, talking and thinking acts? are we refering back to words, in other words..?Words are easy, and so they are easily faked...acts are more honest.
If you have a theory it must refer back to actions, in other words existence...
Words are symbols of simplified generalizations: abstractions constructed by using a priori methods - evolved as the most successful - integrated within models in with sensual input.Mark Question wrote:Satyr wrote:Declarations are easy, and reality cannot be escaped with delusions.
i take your word for it. and what kind of relations would be there in axiomatically self-evidental theory of nature, between words like "reality", "delusion", "nature", "god", if not axiomatically self-evidental?
Modern day science has become institutionalized. It rarely, if ever, diverts from the socially and culturally acceptable parameters, asking questions in a way that predisposes a particular outcome. This is natural as much of science today depends on grants and a scientist must think of his family and his career before veering off course.Mark Question wrote:like common axioms "scientifical proofs proofs science", "existence exists", "creator of all created all", "believable is believable",..?
Yes, the mind is always referring back to its own abstractions.Mark Question wrote:thank you for those words. act, actions, existence..easy words? are writing, talking and thinking acts? are we refering back to words, in other words..?
Oh goody....creativesoul wrote:Alright Satyr,
I believe reality is most probably, in its present state, as I say.creativesoul wrote:Do you believe reality is as you say?
You com'on out and play, little man, and we'll deal with your handicaps later.creativesoul wrote:Labial fold... I mean Satyr,
Yer wunna them there for-chooon tellers, aintcha? I mean, dag-nabbit, yer words... they uh... well... er... they match up to my kinda thinkin' sumpin' terrible. Amazin' I tell ya. Kinda reminds me of me 'ole buddy Will. Aw, he's dead now, but he could do the very same thangs that you do. Readin' minds, and tellin' for-choons an' all, I mean.
Thinking is the totality of synaptic activities collected and processed by a central agency, which makes sense of it...orders it, combines it, and then uses it to construct models.Arising_princess wrote: Would you equate the speed of processing with ability to think?
Yes, well maybe the term "sophistication" should enter your vocabulary.Arising_princess wrote:As computers process very fast but do not appear to think?
Really?Arising_princess wrote:I thought science was very much opposed to a beginning but the evidence just keeps pointing to it?
Because there would be no need to sense what is never changing.Arising_princess wrote:Why could reality not be 'static' and this 'fluidity' the effect of how we sense?
I like talking with kids.Goaturder wrote:Little girls should stay out of discussions involving boys.
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I'd have thought this was 'thoughting' not thinking? As thinking is the 'reapplication' of the representations of thought to itself, commonly in the form of language or voice. By "central agency" you mean what, the CNS? As I think the endochrine system is also involved in 'thinking' the way we do.Goaturder wrote:Thinking is the totality of synaptic activities collected and processed by a central agency, which makes sense of it...orders it, combines it, and then uses it to construct models. ...
Maybe but how are you having a "similarity to reality" as I thought you said we can only have metaphorical abstractions?Goaturder wrote:In its rudimentary form a thought is an energy pulse flowing, - notice the similarity to reality - through synaptic switches (on/off). This is the source of binary logic, which all language, including math, is based on and this is what produces dichotomies. From this on/off mechanism, caused by a biochemical energy pulse which is triggered by a sensual stimulation, we get I/You, Good/Bad, Edible/Inedible, Something/Nothing.
The speed and the direction this energy pulse takes, triggers thoughts, as thoughts are collective synaptic activities.
Maybe, so we are just more sophisticated computers? You think consciousness will arise from more sophisticated didgital processing?Goaturder wrote:Yes, well maybe the term "sophistication" should enter your vocabulary.
Its only been what? The last fifty years that the big-bang model has been accepted.Goaturder wrote:Really?
Where?
What is pointing to it is human prejudice.
How you ask the question often determines what answers you receive. Science is infected with monism, because the entire modern culture is infected with Judeo-Christianity. ...
Again maybe, but this model has no 'big crunch' anymore.Goaturder wrote:... But if you wish to retain this model of thinking then you can imagine it, in your girly way, like a balloon pinched at its end.
The pinch represents the closest point to the absolute we come, and depending on the perspective one can think of it as either a Big bang or a Big Crunch.
Entropy, you see, is both increasing and decreasing simultaneously - making the Big Bang not a singularity but an ongoing event which we are flowing away from - but we only experience entropy because only in that "direction" is the resisting nature of consciousness possible...being that consciousness and the life that spurred it is really an ordering in reaction to entropy (disordering).
the mind cannot make sens eof any other flow....so the other dimensions are always baffling, and certain ones are inconceivable: like the direction towards decreasing entropy or towards the Big Crunch.
Not if 'reality' is not what we perceive but a simulation of some kind with reality being the 'simulator'. So 'spacetime' is actually a static entity that we cannot perceive.Goaturder wrote:Because there would be no need to sense what is never changing. ...
What do you mean by 'consciousness' as the vegetable kingdom, et al appear to be doing just fine. Also, I thought that this 'change' was created by us making differences?Goaturder wrote:What use would consciousness have in a universe that is not changing?
Why perceive at all? ...
I don't say they are 'fooling' us, just that they may not be perceiving 'reality'.Goaturder wrote:If, little girl, our senses are fooling us, then why do we evolve senses at all? ...
What 'godhead'? If there is then why do you think its calculating us or even this reality? It could all just be a temporary by-product of an initialization process. A glitch even.Goaturder wrote:The perfect, the immutable, would have no reason to think, as thinking implies a necessity. If this Godhead is bored or it seeks self-knowledge then this contradicts its perfection. ...
You'll have to explain more simply as it sounds like you are saying the old hippy phrase that we are the Universe looking at itself or we are manifestations of a 'god' looking at itself? As though there is a purpose out there?Goaturder wrote:The tactic of simply baptizing the active perfect is easy...but given that we are manifestations of this activity, then we feel why we act and we know what urges us to do so.
This is need.
There is no action without a need, for need is the conscious experience of reality, of existence. ...
How do you know its a 'flow' then? And what 'gaps' can there be that we need to fill?Goaturder wrote:But little girl, we do not, perceive flow, we only perceive change, by juxtaposing one abstraction to the next, in the flow of consciousness.
The brain fills in the gaps, deducing that in between one moment and the next, between one abstraction and the next, reality did not stop and then start up again.
Oh sweetie, I drop a toy and you play with it.Arousing_Princess wrote:I like talking with kids.![]()
Princess, consciousness precedes self-consciousness.Arousing_Princess wrote: I'd have thought this was 'thoughting' not thinking? As thinking is the 'reapplication' of the representations of thought to itself, commonly in the form of language or voice. By "central agency" you mean what, the CNS? As I think the endochrine system is also involved in 'thinking' the way we do.
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.Arousing_Princess wrote:Maybe but how are you having a "similarity to reality" as I thought you said we can only have metaphorical abstractions?
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.Arousing_Princess wrote: If reality is particles then it'll be reality that provides the binaries not our system?
Color like all characteristics are interpretations of variations in rate of flow, as there is no uniformity in reality.Arousing_Princess wrote:Hence colour is particles of different sizes of which four are needed to produce your pulse and the 'flow' is in our heads not reality.
They do within a particular time-frame, retard.Arousing_Princess wrote:Your synaptic switches have a constant state of activation regardless of sensory input, why is this not the base of consciousness?
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?Arousing_Princess wrote:Maybe, so we are just more sophisticated computers? You think consciousness will arise from more sophisticated didgital processing?
but it does, retard, because the Big Bang is the Big Crunch perceived from an opposite direction.Arousing_Princess wrote:Again maybe, but this model has no 'big crunch' anymore.
Princess, time is a measurement of change...produced by this juxtaposition of abstractions...and space is the projection of its possibilities.Arousing_Princess wrote:Not if 'reality' is not what we perceive but a simulation of some kind with reality being the 'simulator'. So 'spacetime' is actually a static entity that we cannot perceive.
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.Arousing_Princess wrote:What do you mean by 'consciousness' as the vegetable kingdom, et al appear to be doing just fine. Also, I thought that this 'change' was created by us making differences?
They are not, woman!Arousing_Princess wrote:I don't say they are 'fooling' us, just that they may not be perceiving 'reality'.
The one you fantasize about in your womanly wet-dreams.Arousing_Princess wrote:What 'godhead'?
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.Arousing_Princess wrote:If there is then why do you think its calculating us or even this reality? It could all just be a temporary by-product of an initialization process. A glitch even.
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.Arousing_Princess wrote:You'll have to explain more simply as it sounds like you are saying the old hippy phrase that we are the Universe looking at itself or we are manifestations of a 'god' looking at itself?
Turd, you give it purpose.Arousing_Princess wrote: As though there is a purpose out there?
You seem to have trouble comprehending...as usual.Arousing_Princess wrote:How do you know its a 'flow' then? And what 'gaps' can there be that we need to fill?
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.Satyr wrote:WordsMark Question wrote:what kind of relations would be there in axiomatically self-evidental theory of nature, between words like "reality", "delusion", "nature", "god", if not axiomatically self-evidental?
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?how modern science is liberally biased or how it takes certain suppositions as self-evidentMark Question wrote:like common axioms "scientifical proofs proofs science", "existence exists", "creator of all created all", "believable is believable",..?
sounds like you have metamodelled more than one models quite a experienced way? 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? lets google a bit about modern sciences conservatism:Yes, the mind is always referring back to its own abstractions.Mark Question wrote:thank you for those words. act, actions, existence..easy words? are writing, talking and thinking acts? are we refering back to words, in other words..?
But what separates the delusion from the more real, you might ask.
Keeping what I said earlier in mind, the mind is delusional when it begins to lose contact with reality. In other words when its abstractions contain less and less reference points to the world, or to put it in yet another way, when its mental models contain less and less sensual input.
The mind now turns or self-referential, and this is what many memes attempt to do.
This is solipsism if not for the fact that much of this self-referencing is in relation to abstractions given to it from an external source, an authority.
Of course in most cases this solipsism is partial or selective.
I call this compartmentalization.
Christians exhibit this phenomenon clearly. They can show the deepest skepticism and the most impeccable reasoning when they are buying a house, taking nobody's word on anything, but they revert back to their childishness when it comes to God. There they fall head over heals for what promises them a bigger return than what they are investing.
In mot cases they are right, for they lack character and intelligence so they are not giving up much for the promise of eternal life at the side of an omnipotent omniscient God.
God being a compensation for everything their intuitively know they lack in themselves.
Same goes for many modern progressives.