High ten, Dasixsevenone! Let's call the ego real as well as illusionary. Real in the sense it interacts with other egos, creating a sense of community...
Yes, indeed. Just like unbridled collectivism. Attention to the individual might blind us for other people and can lead to nasty behavior towards othe...
Nobody is fundamental. We are all children of the universe, created by the eternal beings. If you want to make an illusion out of that, no problem. :w...
This is the root of the identity crisis. Who am I? Every time you think you have found yourself, it slips away. Why can't you zero in in on yourself? ...
Then who wrote these words, if it wasn't you? Or is "you" equally illusionary? The illusion seems pretty real. I think the ego is called an illusion t...
If the ego talks to itself, who does the talking or who does it talk to? Who is it even? The root of identity crisis. Who am I? What's ego? The body. ...
Just like it is utterly blatant, and seriously grave nonsense if you say mind is a thing. It's not an activity either. A volcano is a thing. It erupti...
That's what you think. Not all words in English language refer to things though. That's your limited interpretation. How would changing language chang...
The straight line of time becomes a curved one too. If space is curved, so does time. Curvature can be defined only for the space between two differen...
Dunno. This directs attention away from the matter itself. And, so I think, that's exactly the stuff conscious resides in. You can consider the consci...
There you go. Time as the variable t is an illusion. Light doesn't travel in time, and it's finite speed in space prevents things from happening at on...
Of course I am. But I leave the gods to their own devices. Who else can have created the universe? Thanatos and Hypnos were once reality. These days t...
Yes. They look like torus shapes. I don't think they are torus shaped. The accretion disc and particles shot out might be a sign the black hole rotate...
The clock is not what the ruler is to distance. An odometer would be more appropriate to compare the clock with. The numbers on the clock represent th...
Information is a material notion. It describes the spatial relationships between particles. I agree that if there is information in motion, like there...
To be superseded by new monsters? So called objective monsters? Logos was invented to make a connection of the forms Plato thought existed in the meta...
I wholeheartedly agree! It appears to be the primordial form that even survived to these days and a world of life without them (or bacteria, which hav...
My point is that R doesn't know how to tell a story about reality. He just freezes a visible aspect of it, and implicitly tells us it was all about eg...
The strange thing with words is that they talk to us. You can consider them as objects on their own, as drawings, but then they cease to talk. You nee...
The more I think about it it the more I like it! It (CR), at least, doesn't have that pompous intention most standard interpretations have! And becaus...
The qualities you mention don't constitute a basis for the quality of art. They say if your qualities can be found in it. Or are they a base for good ...
Indeed. Whoever told you that doesn't understand that all languages can be translated into one another. All languages are spoken by people and no lang...
People are viruses in disguise. That's why viruses have a will, a conscious (not a consciousness), a longing, a drift, and they even bring new life in...
It definitely, absolutely, irrevocably, seriously, and objectively is a worse pain(t)ing than the projection of Warhol. The Nachtwacht is a dull 2d fi...
The truth sets free. It's pretty clear to me what happened back then. But maybe that's all happening inside a quark, who knows. Don't we ask questions...
Now that's a good question! And the answer is no. The clock is only a device we invented and use in relation to irreversible processes. If an irrevers...
Luckily, physicists can have wrong stories. There are different views on the big bang and it depends on your view on big and bang where you place the ...
Hawking radiation does imply that particles just outside the horizon are entangled with the particles inside and take away the frozen information insi...
And yet... The second law of thermodynamics says that if order in a closed system is created, like is done globally on a massive scale and an exponent...
Ain't the belief in one god a doctrine? Like the belief in one physical reality in science? I don't think doctrines have an inherent value. A ham sand...
What's the difference between a unitarian and a catholic? Brings the catholic three times as much disaster? I can't quite spot the difference, apart f...
Christ was just hanging around on Earth playing the radio of God. God is the DJ, the Holy Spirit His radio waves, and God the receiver and loudspeaker...
According to the uncertainty relations if you make dx smaller and smaller dp becomes bigger and bigger. At the small distances, a black hole appears w...
Following your advice, refraining from procreation, would end all human existence in 150 years. If no one gets telomerized, that is, which is highly u...
Dunno... Doesn't God, in the pantheisthic world (different from the polytheistic world), become the universe? Thereby continuing their attributes? We ...
How can you proof time wrong? Construct an hypothesis of time. Observe. If time is found, hypothesis correct. If not, look further. If still not found...
The mind exists objectively in the brain. The mind, the noun, is in motion, verbally. Therefore it's a verbal noun. The mind can be seen as that what'...
call Like I wrote. A taboo. Not in my eyes. That is how it calls itself. And the ignorant haven't seen the light. If "Enlightened" thinking didn't exi...
Stating time is real and trying to proof it, will be an attempt in vain eternally. No true clock will be found in reality, so time is not real, restri...
Assuming it to be true and trying to proof it implies a way to look for it and compare it with your assumption. If the proof is a reductio ad absurdum...
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