L'éléphant

Just don't drink, period.

Nobel prize for QM.

Enjoy this for the drumming. Like the drummer has metronome and clocks for brains. Perfect in precision. And yes! There's only one drummer the entire ...

We will see.

Cobra is here.

Greed is a mile wide and an inch deep. It's really not that hard.

Mon dieu! We are not confused here. The attribute of greed can be very much understood by the smallest to the biggest individual. I'm leaving out the ...

An example of that is monopoly, which is still very much alive today but hidden behind, for example, exclusive contracts and technological "obsolescen...

You're watching too much movies.

You have to understand that greedy individuals do not try to hide the fact. Arrogance comes with greed. Love of power and wealth with no cap is displa...

And an example of this is...what?

If we could neutralize greed, then we can start looking towards higher human ideals. Until then, it's a fight to the bitter end.

lol. Where did this come from? Are you just thinking out loud to yourself? Who in this thread is talking about human emotions?

Yes, the most affected are small employers and government employers. I've worked in different firms and I've seen how productivity had gone down, but ...

*sigh* I give up on this thread. It seems that the misunderstanding is rampant here. :roll: @"noAxioms", when you say this..... you are, in fact, exhi...

That mathematical models of the universe is just that -- no actual "reality" was harmed in the making of a model. No fire of life can be felt within a...

I did already tell you. But you seemed to have not grasped what I'm saying. So, please refer to Agent Smith and Banno's explanation of care ethics.

No. The marketing industry would insert adverts in every few lines. Next thing, you'll be reading extra virgin olive oil, yogurt, fromage, and travel ...

Yes. You and me both.

Okay that's correct -- murder is not the first reaction. I'm trying to tell you that what you think is ethics, it's really not. When you use the famil...

Yes, it's horrible how for hours on end they're mindlessly on social media. And it's not just children. Even adults who should know better are addicte...

And I should qualify my post above by mentioning another ethical dilemma about the man whose wife is dying of cancer but there's a cure, which unfortu...

And I'm still stuck here until I articulated enough that this kind of thinking is what we do when we discard ethics and start playing the zero-sum gam...

First off, I think you misunderstood what care ethics is. :up:

That's fair. To me, whatever action one takes, there's always an imperfect consequence. But it's not necessarily "wrong". No wrong answer. Also, to me...

What's your point? How would you respond to the trolley problem yourself? Or have you thought about how you feel about the trolley problem and you fin...

Sorry, I still don't get your objections to the quote from Hawking. And I mean by this, that you sound overzealous in laying down your reasons. As goo...

C'est bon. :up:

Wrong question. Ethics is the examination of principles that govern the moral behavior of an individual. There's no individuality in tribal relations.

Good insight. I'm with you. Fossil fuel, as an example.

I disagree. Hawking was simply stating a situation matter-of-factly. If you want to put it in philosophical terms -- Hawking is saying that science do...

It can be. For the one that got left behind. When this person I was very closed to decided to do it, my body went into convulsion and I couldn't feel ...

No, quantum states are transmutable, for the purpose of the experiment. The cat can be used in superposition. But the point is to deny that there's su...

I think your understanding of what was said is incorrect. Direct experience doesn't just mean "seeing". We experience in all five senses. I can't see ...

You don't put thyme and rosemary?

I like bubbles. But not inside me. I drink plain water.

Why not just drink plain water? Why do you need bubbles in your drink?

:up:

You can look at ancient ruins that were once thriving cities or towns and now a relic of civilization. :yikes:

The value of saying this is only poetic or sentimental. It's very common to say this. But it's not a philosophical view. Logic itself doesn't approve ...

Okay thanks. I'm copying your recipe. What's the temperature of the oven?

What do you do with charred sausage? Burned meat is a carcinogen.

Voir quoi?

Non. C'est vrai.

Sharp!!

Sorry. I don't understand this thread at all.

I really find this hard to believe. The signed treaties have made some progress. The Montreal Protocol have almost eliminated CFCs and the Paris agree...

You have well-disciplined macrophages in your blood. Lucky you.

Do you have covid?

Remember that the decision to go to war stems from one issue. It's not a guessing game. One issue. That's all it takes.