is virtue nonlocal to the event
is virtue nonlocal to the event
yes is virtue in the event nonlocal to the local event.virtue being consciousness or conscienciousness is alturistic virtue of its self nonlocal.
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Re: is virtue nonlocal to the event
Perhaps you should contemplate more on those questions if you want to get the answers, jackles. You'll find a lot of it if you just think and trust your intuition.jackles wrote:yes is virtue in the event nonlocal to the local event.virtue being consciousness or conscienciousness is alturistic virtue of its self nonlocal.
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yes thanks for ya answer wander.but do you think virtue is a nonlocality and of its self independent of the event..jesus teachings where about nonlocality .eternal life is then virtue exeeding any individuals location in timespace as spirit.
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Re: is virtue nonlocal to the event
Of course virtue is non-local' (as in universal). It's a quality that defines the good character within the human being and possibly all things.jackles wrote:yes thanks for ya answer wander.but do you think virtue is a nonlocality and of its self independent of the event..jesus teachings where about nonlocality .eternal life is then virtue exeeding any individuals location in timespace as spirit.
Re: is virtue nonlocal to the event
ok wanderlands so far so good.you understand what nonlocality is .so logic tells you that it nonlocality cannot be moving as event things move in relativity.so consciouse awareness dosnt move .as seen when an observer measures the speed of light c .so we can say virtue + consciousness =heaven.and vice + consciousness without event =hekl.
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Re: is virtue nonlocal to the event
Barring symbols / placeholders representing such, the generalized or the idealized has a habit of not being instantiated by a concrete, specific object.jackles wrote:...virtue exeeding any individuals location in timespace...
"Now the question arises what relation this account of justice has to the theory of the forms. When I queried Professor Malcolm, an expert on the Republic, he replied that the account stands on its own, and so requires no reference to the forms at all. Nonetheless, there is this relation. The forms were sometimes described by Plato as ideal objects, such as triangle itself. The state and the soul that is really just is also an ideal. No actual individual attains the state of overall virtue adequate to Plato's account." <G. J. Mattey >
Re: is virtue nonlocal to the event
aristotles unmoving and therefor nonlocal mover is the virtue in any event.virtue is eternity to the moving events flux or change.if we view anything in virtue we as observers join or become as one with the mover which is virtue .so consciousness its self is virtue with or without an event inside its self.vice can only ever therefor be inside virtue which makes it local to its self.the local selfish self is out of harmony with the nonlocal nonmoving overself.what do you reckon.
Re: is virtue nonlocal to the event
I still don't think you understand what local and non local means, so my answer is learn what it means then make a post. Keep posting nonsensical things about it, wasting your time Jackles. By all means though wax on but nothing you are saying makes any sense I have to say.
You can ask of course what local and non local means, you have done, but when explained you seem to have perverted the whole idea into something it is not. I assume that is because of your own bias, I would assume if you really understood, your own bias would be illogical and you would hope we can say seek something logical, but that is as it may be. Hoping someone will at some point make some sense is like hoping that the sun will shine on a rainy day, it will or it wont.
You can ask of course what local and non local means, you have done, but when explained you seem to have perverted the whole idea into something it is not. I assume that is because of your own bias, I would assume if you really understood, your own bias would be illogical and you would hope we can say seek something logical, but that is as it may be. Hoping someone will at some point make some sense is like hoping that the sun will shine on a rainy day, it will or it wont.
Re: is virtue nonlocal to the event
blags nonlocality connects entangled particals in singularity.as you almost certainly already know.so in actual fact nonlocality is no-thing operating the some-thing enangled particals at any distance.cos nonlocality has no time or space dimensions for there to be any such thing as distance.something has distance in a relative way.but no thing isnt realative so it out side any restrictions of a happening dimension.it nonlocality just exists without any measurable quality.the exact same as relativity exists without any measurable quality of its self.blags please expain if you can your own version of what nonlocality is.cos it seems pretty simple to me what it means .no locality in time or space = nothing is real.