True. And think about this: Even though we can prove something by using a complicated equation or something we can never be sure that this will still work in another part of the universe... |
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I despise murder. That is because I am emotionally set up that way. However, what decides that murder is objectively "bad"? Is there some law of physics, mathematical equation, or laboratory demonstration you can use to prove the conclusiveness of the assertion? All you can ever prove is that we don't like it. That's it. |
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How do you know you are not dreaming right now?
True. And think about this: Even though we can prove something by using a complicated equation or something we can never be sure that this will still work in another part of the universe... |
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Current projects:
-Acquire the Aurora
-Test galatamine, huperzine and choline
-Find smartwatch app for RC reminders at certain intervals
-Ressurect my dream log here, and become more active
Descartes was the great doubter, wasn't he..? |
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Ok I'll use an example to clarify what I mean. |
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Current projects:
-Acquire the Aurora
-Test galatamine, huperzine and choline
-Find smartwatch app for RC reminders at certain intervals
-Ressurect my dream log here, and become more active
Um yes I 'get it', and in fact I spent most of the last page adressing that issue..? |
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In the end, everyone's opinion is based in their subjective reality in an objective reality, that is still subjective. EVERY belief, thought, be it logic, etc. is how you percieve the Absolute reality. Your thoughts on whether conciousness is insignificant or significant, even this statement and the understanding of different realities are subjective. Does it matter? |
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I stomp on your ideas.
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Morals are subjective; without humanity there would be no morals; we create them; it doesn't make them any less important, but they are entirely subjective to us. |
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How do you know you are not dreaming right now?
I believe that although there seems to be incredible odds against sentient life existing, there are too many stars with their own planets in the universe for sentient life to not exist. Although many planets are inhospitable to us, another form of life could adapt to those conditions and evolve. What we know about the universe is limited to our own observations, and we have only been on this planet for a small fraction of the time that universe has existed. |
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