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Philosophy
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| Mator |
Posted on 07/19/2012 20:01:49
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The Hat of Love wrote:
Red is blue. Is that part of the 10%?
that statement doesn't fall into the implied category of information that the statistic was concerning. viz., my statistic is only concerning statements which are of some physical nature (e.g. "I have 150 dogs.") that seem to require evidence in order to be believed.
Edited by Mator on 07/19/2012 20:07:20
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| baconstation |
Posted on 02/10/2013 11:44:24
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Numpty

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only if your ability to believe in something is week.
your faith in that person is lost in a bottomless pit.
belief in something requires no physical proof.
only faith and a little help from strong will are required.
without faith there is no belief.
red could very well be blue, given the fact that you believe that it is so.
just as you believe that all the words given to you when growing up mean exactly what they were told to you to be.
curses are the best example of this. look really far back in history and you will see that there where words then considered to be curse words that are not curse words today, and vise verse. that is only because those people believed them to be so.
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| Levi |
Posted on 02/10/2013 15:20:18
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Why do we live.. I mean we work and work and go through terrible things our whole live and our reward is death
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Posted on 02/10/2013 16:56:48
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Numpty

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i think, therefore i am. i am, therefore i was made to be.
i was made to be, therefore i have a purpose. i have a purpose, therefore there is something greater.
i believe in something greater in death, therefore i choose to live.
argue with me!
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| BloodBrother |
Posted on 02/10/2013 19:20:43
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Levi wrote:
Why do we live.. I mean we work and work and go through terrible things our whole live and our reward is death
Find a way to do what you love and you'll never work a day in your life.
"Luceo Non Uro" means I Shine, not Burn
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| ZA BrickSquad |
Posted on 02/11/2013 01:05:59
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ShawnPeezy

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Levi wrote:
Why do we live.. I mean we work and work and go through terrible things our whole live and our reward is death
Why does everyone make seem working is bad? Lazyness is bad.
Imagine working with anything you love so much. Doctors wished they got paid more, but most do it just to save lives, and they LOVE IT, and would work 24/7 if they physically could. Something to think about (;
Also a not so crazy example, a gardener. They work so much, bu for what? Most don't get paid? It's backbreaking work, but you know what? THEY LOVE IT =) |
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| Levi |
Posted on 02/11/2013 08:40:50
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i believe in something greater in death.
Me too, im christian. But on earth, our purpose is to enjoy life and take care of the world. We are doing the opposite. We are forcing ourselves to work and to do things that we dont want. We're destroying everything, and soon enough humanity will destroy itself too. And THEN, when theres nothing left,
the world will regenerate. But for now, we have no duty. We just have to suffer and wait.
And brick, im not saying i want to live in lazyness forever, im just saying that we should enjoy life and do what we want, cause THAT is our purpose. Enjoying life is fairy tale untill you reach age 67+, but because of all the pollution and toxic shit humanity is producing we'll prolly die around that age soon enough.
Edited by Levi on 02/11/2013 08:49:31
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| BloodBrother |
Posted on 02/11/2013 09:45:21
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Levi wrote:
i believe in something greater in death.
Me too, im christian. But on earth, our purpose is to enjoy life and take care of the world. We are doing the opposite. We are forcing ourselves to work and to do things that we dont want. We're destroying everything, and soon enough humanity will destroy itself too. And THEN, when theres nothing left,
the world will regenerate. But for now, we have no duty. We just have to suffer and wait.
I don't think we are forcing ourselves to work, well at least not all of us. I work as a lifeguard in the summer and I absolutely love it. If I could make a career our of lifeguarding I would. I would agree that we are forcing ourselves to do things we don't want to, but that is inevitable. Nothing would get done if we were only doing what we wanted to all the time.
As for destroying everything on this planet, I do agree. History goes to show that something catastrophic happens and destroys a significant percentage of the earth's population. I don't think we have to suffer. We only suffer if we allow ourselves to suffer. We always have a choice. We can choose to suffer or we can choose to make the best of our current situations. Go out and make it better for yourself, don't wait for someone to hand you something. If you want something bad enough, you'll find a way.
"Luceo Non Uro" means I Shine, not Burn
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| The Hat of Love |
Posted on 02/11/2013 11:44:24
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ShawnPeezy

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I like this philosophy:
Shit happens and life is short. The universe is wonderful enough not to have to degrade it by worrying about higher powers. Enjoy life and help others enjoy it too.
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Posted on 02/12/2013 21:17:37
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ShawnPeezy

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Levi wrote:
i believe in something greater in death.
Me too, im christian. But on earth, our purpose is to enjoy life and take care of the world. We are doing the opposite. We are forcing ourselves to work and to do things that we dont want. We're destroying everything, and soon enough humanity will destroy itself too. And THEN, when theres nothing left,
the world will regenerate. But for now, we have no duty. We just have to suffer and wait.
And brick, im not saying i want to live in lazyness forever, im just saying that we should enjoy life and do what we want, cause THAT is our purpose. Enjoying life is fairy tale untill you reach age 67+, but because of all the pollution and toxic shit humanity is producing we'll prolly die around that age soon enough.
I 100& agree with you. God loves us all =) But taking care of the world means no laziness =P
The Hat of Love wrote:
I like this philosophy:
Shit happens and life is short. The universe is wonderful enough not to have to degrade it by worrying about higher powers. Enjoy life and help others enjoy it too.
I like this philosophy:
"Socialism is a philosophy of failure, the creed of ignorance, and the gospel of envy, its inherent virtue is the equal sharing of misery." Winston Churchill |
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Posted on 02/14/2013 09:16:08
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Hotpot wrote:
I know this is crazy talk, but I think I have discovered a new branch in philosophy (or humanity/social science in general), although it is not as simple as it seems. If you want to know more, please talk to me on xfire or post your response on this thread.
Thanks.
A bit late, but what's your xfire?
I'm totally interested in spending half a day listening to your philosophical ideas.
It might not even take very long if it's linked to psychology and various other fields. It might be similar to my own ideas 
I've got a philosophy based mostly on psychology which I believe could change the entire psychology field some day.
I can also explain human mentalities in exact detail, and describe exactly what every possibility is depending on certain events. It's pretty easy once you fully understand one simple fundemental fact. |
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Posted on 02/14/2013 11:48:20
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I want the PM also champion, if you would be so kind, or add me on xfire: thefinalnightmare.
Oh wait, we already have Jaz, who has apparently just solved all mysteries of space and time, yet posted on a near obsolete forum website based around Halo , rather than to exemplify his genius to people of significance.
Well, I would like the PM none the less.

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Posted on 02/14/2013 11:58:44
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Ezra wrote:
I want the PM also champion, if you would be so kind, or add me on xfire: thefinalnightmare.
Oh wait, we already have Jaz, who has apparently just solved all mysteries of space and time, yet posted on a near obsolete forum website based around Halo , rather than to exemplify his genius to people of significance.
Well, I would like the PM none the less.
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Posted on 02/14/2013 16:17:38
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Philosophy: The only lord that can govern man, is the one that he places upon himself. |
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Posted on 02/14/2013 20:30:41
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First, read up about philosophical relativism, world history, futurism, some anthropology, and human technological progression. Then, you may come talk to me, because it is very complicated to explain without some background knowledge.
Wikipedia is a fair place to start. I can provide additional sources if you want.
Edited by Hotpot on 02/14/2013 20:38:46
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| Ezra |
Posted on 02/15/2013 21:24:06
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why not just send me the damn PM like you apparently did to everyone else?

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Posted on 02/16/2013 05:36:25
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I never got one either.


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| SpartanJaz |
Posted on 02/16/2013 06:37:37
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Hotpot wrote:
First, read up about philosophical relativism, world history, futurism, some anthropology, and human technological progression. Then, you may come talk to me, because it is very complicated to explain without some background knowledge.
Wikipedia is a fair place to start. I can provide additional sources if you want.
I already know a ton about every one of those topics, having researched them over the years.
I really can't be bothered to listen to your theory now though. Bit depressed by the idea that you think I don't know anything about... any of those topics, which I have researched each of and theorised about each of in turn :/ |
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Posted on 02/16/2013 12:02:06
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SpartanJaz wrote:
Hotpot wrote:
First, read up about philosophical relativism, world history, futurism, some anthropology, and human technological progression. Then, you may come talk to me, because it is very complicated to explain without some background knowledge.
Wikipedia is a fair place to start. I can provide additional sources if you want.
I already know a ton about every one of those topics, having researched them over the years.
I really can't be bothered to listen to your theory now though. Bit depressed by the idea that you think I don't know anything about... any of those topics, which I have researched each of and theorised about each of in turn :/
Alright Jaz, then you should easily and eloquently answer these very simple questions:
What are the differences between descriptive and normative relativism? Which of these sides do philosophers and anthropologists generally engage in and why?
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Posted on 02/16/2013 21:23:28
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