#209738 - 02/23/13 10:29 AM
Re: Determinism pt, 2 The secret sharer
[Re: BranShea]
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Thanks Branshe, an honest opinion makes my day especially when it comes from a fellow woman. But sometimes we must sneak up on a gestalt rather than employing the use of Socratic tricks. Naturally you are biased, after all you are the external represenative to the human and non-human world you walk through, you give out and gather information and get to taste the bitter and the sweet therein so it is no wonder you feel "top dog".
But meanwhile, while you sleep and while you are busy being a sensor, a bigger drama is talking place; a drama that takes it's dictates from a far greater imperative - your raison d'être that is and was inherent in the Big Bang.
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#209757 - 02/24/13 05:28 PM
Re: Determinism pt, 2 The secret scarer
[Re: Jackie]
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I solved a tricky programming problem in my head coming home from Bedford tonight. No gestalt, no determinism, and my eyes and subconscious were firmly on the road. This holds true for me, too, if I am talking to a passenger in the car. It doesn't hold good if I am having a phone conversation while I drive. So I don't.
Is this relevant? Probably not.
I gave up on philosophy when I realised that for every tenable philosophical theorem there is an equally tenable anti-theorem.
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#209770 - 02/25/13 04:42 AM
: Determinism: As a template for living your life
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I solved a tricky programming problem in my head coming home from Bedford tonight. No gestalt, no determinism, and my eyes and subconscious were firmly on the road. This holds true for me, too, if I am talking to a passenger in the car. It doesn't hold good if I am having a phone conversation while I drive. So I don't. Is this relevant? Probably not. I gave up on philosophy when I realised that for every tenable philosophical theorem there is an equally tenable anti-theorem. Good obsversations, Mister Kiwi; but maybeso your subconscious mind relieved the you of driving justso he could slip the solution to the programing problem into your obstinate forebrain with ease. And just curious; after you gave up on philosophies, what values, for God's sake, replaced them? Surely you don't live your life willy-nilly.
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#209790 - 02/25/13 09:06 PM
Re: : Determinism: As a template for living your life
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Philosophy was OK back when it was helping us figure out how to think. When it took to defending the indefensible is when it got off the rails. I agree, Fladage. Your terse words serve as a marker to help move the discussion along. Thanks for your kind tips.
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#209791 - 02/25/13 10:12 PM
Re: : Determinism: As a template for living your life
[Re: Jackie]
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I'm a Vietnamerse. My English is bad, so I need your help to improve my English. This is the first time I find your page and register. Thank you for helping.
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#209795 - 02/25/13 11:32 PM
Re: : Determinism: As a template for living your life
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See Faldo, your pithy points serve to move the disscusion around. But no, moonlight, start your own thread to practice your English. There are hundreds of people here who might help you practice English, but it is rude of you to ask us to change the subject under discussion. 
Edited by jenny jenny (02/25/13 11:35 PM)
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#209799 - 02/26/13 09:02 AM
Re: : Determinism: As a template for living your life
[Re: Jackie]
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Not so much rude as likely perplexed by how this site operates.
Welcome moonlight! Perhaps start a new topic in Q&A about Words. PLenty of people around to help!
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