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SoB what job does one such as you have?
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Hex, man... A job has absolutely nothing to do with philosophy, or anything else of any intellectual importance. It's just a means to buy ones freedom after it's been taken away from them. If in fact my freedom hadn't been taken away from me, I'd answer that my job was keeping my family alive, amongst the earths variables, as a farmer/hunter-gatherer, such as it should be, if not for the selfish that take, so as to have power and more than the rest, so they can stand around shouting commands, like the lazy slave owners, that has been their purpose.HexHammer wrote:SoB what job does one such as you have?
There has been so far a good indication of job and ability to reason.SpheresOfBalance wrote:Hex, man... A job has absolutely nothing to do with philosophy, or anything else of any intellectual importance
This is very true, but rest is bs, spare me.lancek4 wrote:HH. Your statement reveals your very capitalistic ideological
HexHammer wrote:There has been so far a good indication of job and ability to reason.SpheresOfBalance wrote:Hex, man... A job has absolutely nothing to do with philosophy, or anything else of any intellectual importance
What do you mean? That in your studies of people, you have found that the ability to reason is directly proportional to ones job? If so, how so? What's the relationship, and what type of study have you conducted?
The better one is able to reason and figure things out, the higher one can potentially reach in a big business.
Based upon your assumption that one wishes to work for a big business, an that they all want to get to the top, assuming top can be defined, universally.
A very smart person wouldn't usually have a low wage job.
First I'm glad you believe you can usually speak for everyone. It depends what smart entails. For instance, I don't want to follow anyone, yet I also don't want to lead anyone.
I don't want to follow because I don't want to be led astray, to be responsible for something I don't fully understand, until hindsight is 20/20, then it's too late. I'd be just as guilty as the one I followed, because I didn't know what I was getting into, yet I dove in.
I don't want to lead anyone because I don't want to be their downfall, considering the situation I raised in the previous example about following. I don't want that kind of responsibility. To act as though I know, because I believe I do, then hindsight as 20/20 proves otherwise, then I'd feel responsible for the downfall of those that followed. I don't want that kind of pressure.
So I try not to do either one, yet I can't help but be involved in both cases, just a little! Unless of course I hid from sight, speaking to no one, which is a bitch, let me tell you.
..that is basic logic.
No that's your basic logic, and I agree that it's in fact basic. But then who the hell am I, relative to your concerns, as they are not mine. I don't want to have more than anyone else, as I can only have more if they have less, that's the way dichotomies work. Remember, I don't want to lead or follow.
I'm sorry but I don't think you are a top philosopher.
No need to be sorry, as what you think is top, may be my bottom. And I've never claimed to be top at anything, nor do I want to be, for the reasons I mentioned above, as to following or leading. To me simply being is good enough, until I am no longer. And a philosopher, I've never claimed to be either. I do love the point of philosophy though, and I try and root out the truth in knowledge as much as possible, case in point. I am now doing exactly that, showing that perspective is everything, that it's all relative, with regard to top or bottom, left or right, or up and down for that matter.
There is always a bottom above the top, and a top below the bottom, this, relativity, dictates!
Being at some top or some bottom, gets you where? You're still going to die, no matter what sort of dramas you create, to hide from the fear of your death, it's inevitable.
The difference between you and Lance is that he actually understands philosophy, while you're just a working stiff interested in it. Which is OK, and specifically you'd be OK, if you didn't try and demean as a way to qualify your lack of understanding of ones attempt to do good philosophy. Lance, I believe to be a good and patient man, because I've seen him work philosophy in our past encounters. He is genuinely interested, are you? So far many here have called you out as being more of a fighter than a lover, and I tend to agree, at least so far the majority of your words surely seem to indicate as much. But to give you something, you have calmed down a bit, relaxed a little. I believe finally getting closer to your equilibrium here. You'll get there. Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying I'm there either.HexHammer wrote:This is very true, but rest is bs, spare me.lancek4 wrote:HH. Your statement reveals your very capitalistic ideological
Ask youself why so few are interested in your long babbelicious book, because it sucks and are nothing but nonsense and babble?
If it was actually sound reasoning, people would be all over it, but too few are interested in long essays about nothing.
You live in a delusional world, the sooner you leave it, and steps out to reality, the better, then we can engage in serious discussions.
What you and I have in common is the love of wisdom, just that the 2 of you doesn't comprehend it.SpheresOfBalance wrote:The difference between you and Lance is that he actually understands philosophy, while you're just a working stiff interested in it. Which is OK, and specifically you'd be OK, if you didn't try and demean as a way to qualify your lack of understanding of ones attempt to do good philosophy. Lance, I believe to be a good and patient man, because I've seen him work philosophy in our past encounters. He is genuinely interested, are you? So far many here have called you out as being more of a fighter than a lover, and I tend to agree, at least so far the majority of your words surely seem to indicate as much. But to give you something, you have calmed down a bit, relaxed a little. I believe finally getting closer to your equilibrium here. You'll get there. Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying I'm there either.HexHammer wrote:This is very true, but rest is bs, spare me.lancek4 wrote:HH. Your statement reveals your very capitalistic ideological
Ask youself why so few are interested in your long babbelicious book, because it sucks and are nothing but nonsense and babble?
If it was actually sound reasoning, people would be all over it, but too few are interested in long essays about nothing.
You live in a delusional world, the sooner you leave it, and steps out to reality, the better, then we can engage in serious discussions.
You don't have any statistical knowledge of how many geniuses are in low wage job, you don't know what kind of geniuses with which disabilities, if it's autistics savants, or people with brain damage, bipolar ..etc.SpheresOfBalance wrote:HexHammer wrote:There has been so far a good indication of job and ability to reason.SpheresOfBalance wrote:Hex, man... A job has absolutely nothing to do with philosophy, or anything else of any intellectual importance
What do you mean? That in your studies of people, you have found that the ability to reason is directly proportional to ones job? If so, how so? What's the relationship, and what type of study have you conducted?
The better one is able to reason and figure things out, the higher one can potentially reach in a big business.
Based upon your assumption that one wishes to work for a big business, an that they all want to get to the top, assuming top can be defined, universally.
A very smart person wouldn't usually have a low wage job.
First I'm glad you believe you can usually speak for everyone. It depends what smart entails. For instance, I don't want to follow anyone, yet I also don't want to lead anyone.
I don't want to follow because I don't want to be led astray, to be responsible for something I don't fully understand, until hindsight is 20/20, then it's too late. I'd be just as guilty as the one I followed, because I didn't know what I was getting into, yet I dove in.
I don't want to lead anyone because I don't want to be their downfall, considering the situation I raised in the previous example about following. I don't want that kind of responsibility. To act as though I know, because I believe I do, then hindsight as 20/20 proves otherwise, then I'd feel responsible for the downfall of those that followed. I don't want that kind of pressure.
So I try not to do either one, yet I can't help but be involved in both cases, just a little! Unless of course I hid from sight, speaking to no one, which is a bitch, let me tell you.
..that is basic logic.
No that's your basic logic, and I agree that it's in fact basic. But then who the hell am I, relative to your concerns, as they are not mine. I don't want to have more than anyone else, as I can only have more if they have less, that's the way dichotomies work. Remember, I don't want to lead or follow.
I'm sorry but I don't think you are a top philosopher.
No need to be sorry, as what you think is top, may be my bottom. And I've never claimed to be top at anything, nor do I want to be, for the reasons I mentioned above, as to following or leading. To me simply being is good enough, until I am no longer. And a philosopher, I've never claimed to be either. I do love the point of philosophy though, and I try and root out the truth in knowledge as much as possible, case in point. I am now doing exactly that, showing that perspective is everything, that it's all relative, with regard to top or bottom, left or right, or up and down for that matter.
There is always a bottom above the top, and a top below the bottom, this, relativity, dictates!
Being at some top or some bottom, gets you where? You're still going to die, no matter what sort of dramas you create, to hide from the fear of your death, it's inevitable.
SpheresOfBalance wrote:Hex, man... A job has absolutely nothing to do with philosophy, or anything else of any intellectual importance
Genius could circumvent need for job. Would that make them less genius?HexHammer wrote:You don't have any statistical knowledge of how many geniuses are in low wage job, you don't know what kind of geniuses with which disabilities, if it's autistics savants, or people with brain damage, bipolar ..etc.SpheresOfBalance wrote:HexHammer wrote:There has been so far a good indication of job and ability to reason.
What do you mean? That in your studies of people, you have found that the ability to reason is directly proportional to ones job? If so, how so? What's the relationship, and what type of study have you conducted?
The better one is able to reason and figure things out, the higher one can potentially reach in a big business.
Based upon your assumption that one wishes to work for a big business, an that they all want to get to the top, assuming top can be defined, universally.
A very smart person wouldn't usually have a low wage job.
First I'm glad you believe you can usually speak for everyone. It depends what smart entails. For instance, I don't want to follow anyone, yet I also don't want to lead anyone.
I don't want to follow because I don't want to be led astray, to be responsible for something I don't fully understand, until hindsight is 20/20, then it's too late. I'd be just as guilty as the one I followed, because I didn't know what I was getting into, yet I dove in.
I don't want to lead anyone because I don't want to be their downfall, considering the situation I raised in the previous example about following. I don't want that kind of responsibility. To act as though I know, because I believe I do, then hindsight as 20/20 proves otherwise, then I'd feel responsible for the downfall of those that followed. I don't want that kind of pressure.
So I try not to do either one, yet I can't help but be involved in both cases, just a little! Unless of course I hid from sight, speaking to no one, which is a bitch, let me tell you.
..that is basic logic.
No that's your basic logic, and I agree that it's in fact basic. But then who the hell am I, relative to your concerns, as they are not mine. I don't want to have more than anyone else, as I can only have more if they have less, that's the way dichotomies work. Remember, I don't want to lead or follow.
I'm sorry but I don't think you are a top philosopher.
No need to be sorry, as what you think is top, may be my bottom. And I've never claimed to be top at anything, nor do I want to be, for the reasons I mentioned above, as to following or leading. To me simply being is good enough, until I am no longer. And a philosopher, I've never claimed to be either. I do love the point of philosophy though, and I try and root out the truth in knowledge as much as possible, case in point. I am now doing exactly that, showing that perspective is everything, that it's all relative, with regard to top or bottom, left or right, or up and down for that matter.
There is always a bottom above the top, and a top below the bottom, this, relativity, dictates!
Being at some top or some bottom, gets you where? You're still going to die, no matter what sort of dramas you create, to hide from the fear of your death, it's inevitable.
You only speak about youself, and you havn't show any kind of genius side, math, sport, or any great insigts.
Now you just making silly excuses.SpheresOfBalance wrote:Genius could circumvent need for job. Would that make them less genius?
You don't know what I've shown, yet you speak as if you do, I guess that shows who the genius really isn't.
I was once a prodigy, but I gave it up for lent. There goes your philosophy on genius'.