A Philosophy of Mind

[Barbara Brooks]

What a foolish person you are.

[ponziq]

What a foolish person you are.

Yes, I agree with all my heart and balls. The difference between me and you is that I'm trying to be a fool.

[Arising_uk]

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Anyway, I don't understand what you're trying to say here. That heterosexual men are dirty and are all really just denying their homo tendencies? Is this correct?

Nothing serious, I'm just having fun with your previous comments.

All you gays do is stereotype and stereotype!

I'm 'gay'?

[Arising_uk]

...The difference between me and you is that I'm trying to be a fool.

*triple drum roll*
And a fine job you are making of it.
*boom boom*

[Barbara Brooks]

Amen

[ponziq]

Edited as misquote

Barbara,

You go girl!

Love,
ponziq

[ponziq]

I'm 'gay'?

This is the second time you have mistakenly used a question mark instead of a period.

...The difference between me and you is that I'm trying to be a fool.

*triple drum roll*
And a fine job you are making of it.
*boom boom*

Hell, I'll take this as a complement.

[Arising_uk]

This is the second time you have mistakenly used a question mark instead of a period.

You don't understand what a question mark means?

Hell, I'll take this as a complement.

I'd take it for what it was, an obvious joke.

[Barbara Brooks]

My chief aim here is to carry on an argument not one that falls into verbal opposition but in the spirit of philosophy that necessitate thinking about things for the sake of knowledge.

The pathway to knowledge embraces nothing less than the entire system of life. The very fact that knowledge comes on the scene is a phenomenon.

Now there are those who will agree with this and those who will take these words as a revelation; and there are others to whom will disagree and be utterly unmeaning to them, and deem them to be useless, for they see no sort of profit to be obtained from them. You being a foolish person seem to be of the later. If so you have the option not to not click onto this post.

[Barbara Brooks]

Look at things as they really are and you would see that the bully is in the case of the elected official who does well from the starting-point from dream to reality but the reality goes in the end tiptoeing away with their ears on their shoulders looking foolish and without honor.
In the mind, there is a good principle and bad principle; and when the good has the bad under control, it is called temperance.
The bully puts an end to those better principles has not one ounce of shame, breaks out into foolish frenzy whine.
Bullying they fancy that they are able to rule others and some even also think rule over god when they cannot rule themselves.

Don’t be panic don’t be overwhelmed at their pompous unfair nature ways which they assume. Look clear, let’s be perceptive and judge the best of them are miserably enslaved, mean and rude. How can the bully be master of others when not master of self? The real slave is the bully who is truly poor.

The heartless feeling towards philosophy originates from cold-hearted uncaring insensitive type, who rushes in unwelcome, and always abusing and finding fault.

It is best to quit those feelings it only hinders knowing. Knowledge leads you out of the sea of change to where all other things become useful and advantageous and that is good.


Knowledge is the tool of good comes on the scene and lights up the pathway to carry out reason. Few hang on to their purpose only by knowledge and even then with difficulty, yet whatever is done and whatever happens that brings us from night to day knowledge must be there.

[Lusia Mousky]

Philosophers want to know because they like to know.

Sophists want to know in order to use this knowledge for some other end.

[Barbara Brooks]

Yes sophist only captivate the ear having nothing in these words authentic, or worthy of wisdom. They seeing philosophy open to anyone, a terrain well stocked with title the cleverest take a leap into philosophy.

But even in this bad situation, still philosophy remains with dignity, Socrates believed disciples of philosophy will be but a small leftover: perhaps some righteous and well-educated person, absent of corrupting influences remains devoted to philosophy. His own case was an internal sign for rarely, if ever, has such a monitor been given to such a person.

Those who belong to this small group Socrates believed have sampled how thoughtful and sacred the possession of philosophy and they have seen enough of the lunacy of the crowds.

He compared a philosopher to be like a person who has fallen among wild beasts but will not join them in their impiety but neither is the philosopher able singly to resist all their brutal natures.

Philosophers if we don't want throw our life away without doing any good we need to hold their peace, and go their own way they. As Plato wrote, “Like in the storm of snow and sleet storm with driving wind, we philosophers retire under the shelter of a wall; and seeing the rest of people kind full of impiety, we are content, if only we can live our life and be pure from unrighteousness, and depart in peace and good-will with happy hopes.”

[Lusia Mousky]

A sophisticated remark is not made by a lover of wisdom (= a philosopher).
It is made in order to use knowledge for the (low and cheap) end of impressing others.

[Barbara Brooks]

Sophists are believed the philosopher’s foe they teach nothing but opinion. Their wisdom might be compare to a person who studies the irritability and needs of another person and learns how to control that person, and knows their anger, knows what soothes or infuriates a person. That is the sophist and they are perfect at this.

Philosophy ascends beyond opinion takes consecutive steps, from ideas, through ideas, and in ideas ends the most pure vision that may be truly most blessed by philosophy.

Our actions each moment already presuppose the other, and hence see no beginning. It is just that reason philosophers must start straight away no matter what the circumstances and proceed to action.

Before all accomplishments first comes fear. This fear is essential and implicit, naturally the beginning, the means, and end for what seems to be a reality is implicitly fundamental conviction likewise it is nothing but self with a definite subjective internal purpose to be actualize.

[Arising_uk]

At least the sophists understood that clear language and communication are important. Unlike some philosophers who think that vague rhetoric and obscurantism are the way forward.