TimeSeeker wrote: ↑Mon Oct 22, 2018 1:57 pm
Age wrote: ↑Mon Oct 22, 2018 1:46 pm
How can trying your hardest be an impossibility?
That's not the impossibility. Being RIGHT is the impossibility.
I KNOW that is what you meant. BUT, as I have just pointed out, you NEVER responded to that actual words I write, and meant. What you did was respond to what you THOUGHT I write and meant. I NEVER said being RIGHT was even possible. You just ASSUMED that is what I was saying.
I have noticed you do NOT read the actual words I write. You read what you THINK I wrote and meant. You have a tendency to see what is NOT there and make up your own narrative from what I am actually writing, saying and meaning. You see what IS wrong, which is NOT even there, so that you can then appear RIGHT, in front of others. Also, for the buzz, warm fuzzy feeling you get inside you, when you feel you have proved some one else WRONG.
TimeSeeker wrote: ↑Mon Oct 22, 2018 1:57 pmAs Richard Feynman once said: We never are definitely right, we can only be sure we are wrong
And, if we were sure we were WRONG, then we would NOT then express it. Unless of course for some underlying reason.
Also, just because another, of who we look up to and admire, says some thing that in and of itself does NOT make it true, right, nor correct.
By you just displaying that here for all to see just shows who you FOLLOW and look to for guidance and knowledge.
The TRUE and RIGHT knowledge is within YOU. You, the human being, does NOT need to look to others for inspiration and/or knowledge. You just need to learn how to find the CORRECT knowledge that is within ALL of YOU.
TimeSeeker wrote: ↑Mon Oct 22, 2018 1:57 pm
I think you will find that you are the guilty party of that transgression

I just proved otherwise.
I wrote: you continually TRY your hardest to be RIGHT?
You responded: I am not trying my hardest to be RIGHT - that is an impossibility.
I responded: How can trying your hardest be an impossibility?
Your response: That's not the impossibility. Being RIGHT is the impossibility.
Can you KNOW notice that I NEVER wrote, said, nor meant being RIGHT was possible. To which that is what you responded to. What I ACTUALLY did write, say, and mean was; You continually TRY your hardest to be RIGHT. They are two vastly different different sentences with two vastly different meanings. If you WANT to KNOW what I actually mean when I write some thing, then just ask for clarification. If you start making ASSUMPTIONS, like you do, then you will start to SEE things that are NOT even there, which you have just shown that you do do.
TimeSeeker wrote: ↑Mon Oct 22, 2018 1:57 pm
Wrong. To do that first I must know WHAT to change. I need to spot an error. A problem that needs to be corrected.
EXACTLY. You have to admit the WRONG that you are doing first, in order to be able to change for the better.
I have already on a couple of occasions explained WHAT needs to be changed. Because I have already explained the error a couple of times already, it should not be to hard to spot the error now.
I am sure you are already well aware that you have to firstly admit that you have a problem, before you are actually able to fix it.
TimeSeeker wrote: ↑Mon Oct 22, 2018 1:57 pm
Insufficient.
HOW and WHY is it insufficient?
What do you mean by 'straw-man' here?
TimeSeeker wrote: ↑Mon Oct 22, 2018 1:57 pm What if this is the least wrong I can be given the current state of affairs?
I admit this is the least wrong you can be given the current state of affairs. That current state of affairs, in the HERE and NOW or 'absolute perfection, being you assume that what you already BELIEVE, IS RIGHT. So, really you do not want to be less wrong than you are HERE and NOW.
ONLY when you seriously WANT to change, for the better, then that is only when you can, and WILL, begin to change, for the better.
TimeSeeker wrote: ↑Mon Oct 22, 2018 1:57 pmIf you think I can be more wrong than I currently am then YOU should be able to point out an error in my reasoning. Go ahead. Please!
Are the words; "If you think I can be more wrong than I currently am" really what you wanted to write down here?
They appear to suggest that you BELIEVE, wholeheartedly, that there is no way that you could NOT be MORE RIGHT than you are NOW. Which is true in a sense. But the 'I am RIGHT, NOT WRONG' superiority complex shines through very blindingly and obviously.
If you would really like me to point out an error in your reasoning, then that error is having actual BELIEFS and in the making of ASSUMPTIONS. That is where the error in your reasoning IS. Beliefs AND assumptions, themselves, DISTORTS reasoning. There are a few other things, but they are the main ones.
TimeSeeker wrote: ↑Mon Oct 22, 2018 1:57 pm
Because I am not 'most humans'. I am a scientist.
Again that trying to be more superior than other human beings attitude coming to light and the fore front. Do you think/believe that 'a scientist' can be any more or less intelligent than any other human being?
In could be very easily and simply be argued that EVERY human being starts out as a 'scientist', (and that they grow out of it as they mature). But depending the definition and meaning we give to words and the terms we use, then again just about any thing can be reasoned, and argued.
Also I have lost count now of how many times you misunderstand what I actually write, say, and mean. For example; just now I ask you a simple question. You have completely dismissed or disregarded that and went off on some other tangent. You went chasing your own THOUGHTS about what you thought I was saying instead of following on with what I was ACTUALLY SAYING.
TimeSeeker wrote: ↑Mon Oct 22, 2018 1:57 pm
OK look. I am not trying to fool anybody. It's just - I've run out of falsification. I cannot prove myself any more wrong than I have already proven myself wrong.
Believing you can not prove yourself ANY MORE WRONG, means you BELIEVE you are RIGHT.
There is also the other false BELIEF there you can NOT do some thing of which you CAN very EASILY and SIMPLY do.
TimeSeeker wrote: ↑Mon Oct 22, 2018 1:57 pmSo if you think I am not superior to you then you should provide me with a falsifier. All you need is one. Find an error.
You, BELIEVING.
You, ASSUMING.
You, THINKING.
There is three.
By the way WHAT is with you ultimate desire of seeking superiority over others. You, human beings, are ALL the same. Hint, there is NO one better, nor less, than another. There is also NO one with more, nor less, intelligence than another. When will you, human beings, even begin to start looking at what is ACTUALLY TRUE, RIGHT, and CORRECT?
TimeSeeker wrote: ↑Mon Oct 22, 2018 1:57 pm
The meaning of impossible: Violates the laws of physics.
The meaning of possible is therefore: Anything which does not violate the laws of physics.
The words you wrote were; 'I make as few mistakes in reasoning as possible'.
I asked for clarification about what the word 'possible' is in relation to.
Your response is: Anything which does not violate the laws of physics.
Which does not really answer my question. I will ask again; What is the word 'possible', in your gloating representation, compared to exactly. In other words; Do you make as few mistakes in reasoning
as possible compared to ALL other people, compared to a few, compared to me, or compared to some other thing? What is the actual relationship between you makings as few mistakes in reasoning compared to WHAT other thing?
The statement; 'I make as few mistakes in reasoning as possible' has no bearing or meaning all by its lonesome. It needs to be relative to some other thing in order to then be nonsensical, which it is on its self.
You have again appeared to have completely lost the point and misunderstood what I was asking.
TimeSeeker wrote: ↑Mon Oct 22, 2018 1:57 pm
Does the above definition work for you?
Not one iota.
TimeSeeker wrote: ↑Mon Oct 22, 2018 1:57 pm
It is an emergent property of your brain.
Approximately like a computer, but not quite.
Do not understand the question.
Iterative application of the scientific method + repetitive failure + correction. 30 years of it.
Yet you could NOT even understand the question prior to this one, which was; What/who are 'you', AND, how is that definition of 'you' in relation the definition of the 'mind' that YOU just gave?
TimeSeeker wrote: ↑Mon Oct 22, 2018 1:57 pm
I am TimeSeeker.
If that is the best, most reasoned, and sufficient enough answer that you can come up with for now, then that is perfectly fine. If that is all you are capable of understand for now, then that is absolutely perfect, as well.
TimeSeeker wrote: ↑Mon Oct 22, 2018 1:57 pm
Indeed! And I have given you simple answers.
And indeed yes you did give me them. That is what I was seeking, so thank you.
Now to see if I have summed you up correctly; 'You' are timeseeker and to timeseeker the 'mind' is the emergent property of your brain that does not approximately work quite like a computer and with the scientific method
For over 30 years, through correction of the repetitive failure, during the repetitive application of the scientific method, that one human being (whoever/whatever that may be) who IS timeseeker has improved that thing that approximately works not quite like a computer and which is the emergent property of your brain that is the 'mind'. Which, until now, timeseeker has not yet explained what exactly is the relationship of timeseeker to that said emergent property of your brain. Is this about right?
To me, it appears very convoluted, and leaving still a lot more unanswered questions to be asked, by me, and clarified and answered, by you.