Iwannaplato wrote: ↑Mon Dec 05, 2022 10:01 pm
iambiguous wrote: ↑Mon Dec 05, 2022 9:39 pm
Just recently on another thread, when I provided him with a thought-out response, he abandoned the exchange, claiming that it was a "waste of time" to continue the discussion.
Yes, there was thought in that post. However, as one example, you decided not to address at all my pointing out that you attributed assertions to me I had not made. And while the post had thought, it wasn't directing responses to what I wrote. A common practice of yours is to talk about what a post is not doing that you would like it to do. Even if it is on point in response to you or the thread or someone else. That's wasting my time as far as I am concerned. Throwing thoughts at me does not a response make. Making up things I haven't said and responding to those, does not a response make. If you weren't interested in IC and the ideas you raised in that post and what was happening there, then don't bring it up. But don't pretend my post should have presented a context related to something else. You brought up something. I responded to that.
Again, what particular post pertaining to what particular issue pertaining to what particular context? Details please.
Iwannaplato wrote: ↑Mon Dec 05, 2022 10:01 pmYour positions on your being fractured and conflicting views of morality and a number of other issues are well thought out. But that doesn't mean that repeating them is a response to my or other people's posts. It is some kind of reaction, but that's about it. Thus time wasting.
But: Over and over and over and over again, I make it abundantly that my own main interest in philosophy [aside from the Big Questions] revolves around this: "How ought one to live [behave] morally in a world bursting at the seams with both conflicting goods and contingency chance and change?"
Then I note that my own reaction to both revolve around the points I raise in the OPs here:
https://www.ilovephilosophy.com/viewtop ... 1&t=194382
https://www.ilovephilosophy.com/viewtop ... 1&t=176529
https://www.ilovephilosophy.com/viewtop ... 5&t=185296
The first thread in particular because it focuses in on a particular issue [abortion] and on a particular life [mine].
I then ask others to read the OPs and, in regard to a particular "conflicting good" given a particular context, to explore with me our respective moral philosophies. On this thread, pertaining to our respective assessments of the "woke" controversy.
I suspect Iwannaplato is karpel tunnel/moreno from ILP. And, if so, I would infuriate the hell out of him there too.
Iwannaplato wrote: ↑Mon Dec 05, 2022 10:01 pmNot sure what you're on about here, but I guess I wouldn't be surprised if you have infuriated a number of people.
I infuriate, irritate, perturb, disgruntle, etc., the moral and political objectivists among us because many have invested years in constructing a font -- God or No God -- that allows them to anchor their Self
to one or another One True Path...allowing them further to sustain a comforting and consoling sense of Reality enabling them [one way or another] to neatly divide up the world between "one of us" [the smart, good guys] and "one of them" [the dumb, evil guys]
Again, just ask the ones here. They're all into "being awake", into being "politically correct". All we need is the issue.
It's the part about becoming "fractured and fragmented" just like me that they are most resistant to.
Anyway, if he chooses to, he can note a particular moral issue given a particular context and we can discuss our own respective takes on "woke".
Iwannaplato wrote: ↑Mon Dec 05, 2022 10:01 pmI responded to a post, which I quoted, about IC. You did not respond to the points I raised, which I believe was part of the problem on other threads with your responses: that you don't respond to points raised. There have been other issues.
It's really simple. You ask a question. I make a polite respectful response. You respond as if it was a poor response to the OP or something. I point this out in a playful way and you huff and puff - this seems to be a sin in your book so, I'll frame it as that.
All about me of course.
So, we'll need a context. Let's start fresh with a new one. Of his choosing. Is there an objective manner in which all rational men and women can be "woke" to it? Given a particular set of circumstances.
Ever and always being intelligent and civil.