Seems to me you may be losing grip on reality. and dragging @"Lionino" with you. I implore both of you to save time, blood pressure and reputation by ...
I agree, Astrophel is being a bit obtuse in general, and I think they're going to have a field day with the above, because it satisfies their criteria...
Everyone else experiences your death, so on this account yes. But it was a throwaway descriptive take on something that is clearly mind-dependent. Dea...
From experience: Moments where I have, apparently, seen or experienced something extravagant, anti-physics, telepathic etc.. it is very hard to drop t...
No, it doesn't. The experience exists, of a non-existent ghost. That is, if you accept that abstract objects don't obtain. If you do, sure, I'll take ...
I don't think decisions about what articles to publish have anything to do with day-to-day practical sense and navigation. It seems specifically outsi...
Sunk-cost fallacy. Coming to terms with your entire milieu being wrong is painful, and avoiding it seems standard. This applies equally to thinking Ho...
Which science? A lot of narrative sciences are completely incapable (probably, funding reasons) to entertain hypotheses not prima facie overwhelmingly...
Similar stuff going on when I visited the East Coast of the USA. A friend of mine, also from there but hasn't been in a long time said the same as I -...
For clarity: there is no difference here, except that you're ascribing one version of it as a defined philosophical position, and the other as a descr...
Then my original comment stands. Absolutely nothing to think there's anything reasonable about that claim. "common sense" has nothing to do with publi...
Nice, thank you. Unfortunately, nothing here (or behind it in the comment) responds to my position. I understand your position. I'm wanting to explana...
Totally fair enoguh - I may have missed that that was the case, and if so, apologies. I could've done much better to have a constructive exchange. TE=...
I think that’s likely true as regards their stance on the potential legal ramifications - but it seems less relevant to the claim Vera made which was ...
I think Vaskane is in a trough at the moment. Regularly devolving into a pissing match with himself. Last time he did this he apologised directly to m...
This is not the case in the TE. The branch line case results in the original and one duplicate; not two duplicates. Perhaps that’s the issue? If it we...
Nice, good, thank you for the thorough response. This is not a meaningful thing, unless you're restricting the discussion to the exact moment of dupli...
Just to give you a little more bang for buck, no one seems to think that the chemicals that 'cause a lemon to smell like a lemon" aren't the lemon(the...
Oh good lord; i've never heard of another citing the 'good' Talk Talk albums. I prefer Colour of Spring, myself, but the three - Colour, Spirit and La...
They don't. This is what my objection boils down to. No one knows anything about 'hate speech'. They know what makes them uncomfortable. It's a vaccuo...
hehe, that's fair. But I disagree with that sometimes is enough to go on, because it doesn't present me with anything to discuss. Which is the problem...
The phrasing of this betrays the point you want to make, and supports mine. These are various and you need a bit of detail to discuss them with any ap...
These relate to whether you're a legal positivist or not. Yes? Then the cert. does it's job and there is no problem. No? You need to figure out your o...
What are the 'general conditions' of 'the work environment'? If you can lay some out, I'd be happy to step back on this. I just can't think of any 'ge...
Oh, sure. But it isn't currently. I don't think the concept is coherent enough. I think you'd have to specific the things you've specified (which i ag...
I think this is where it gets messy. "hate speech" is not a very good descriptor of anything, despite its legal use.. which is equally as muddy and co...
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I hated Ravels Pictures at an Exhibition and just never went back, any recs? @"Noble Dust" Also super interesting you don’t relate to rock. Bob Dylan ...
ooof that distorted bass (is it sub synth?) goes hard on Our Bones. Really enjoy the cut rhythm too! Thank you dude :) If you’re of the type, I recomm...
I would agree, but wouldn't this intimate that there are two separate acts taking place, that don't necessarily require each other for pertinence? For...
Some of the critical, if you'll excuse the pun, figures in the CRT development (Kimberlé Crenshaw, bell hooks, and Cornel West) cite Derrida as influe...
I can't understand how this would be the case. Unless you take "the science of morality" to just be sociology focused on social norms? I would also po...
Turns out i am the typical overproductive 30-something. I WILL organise this. I'll do it by setting a meeting today NZ time, and you guys can argue ov...
Hahahah; not intimating, but not entirely sure he's not. I disagree, but I'm not going to get back into *the discussion. Because I ducked out :P *leav...
This often happens. But equally, in the style of Radiohead, intense scrutiny and slow, slogging technical adjustment results in similar feelings of ac...
Fwiw, I have seen this argument many, many times among psychedelic people. I think the implication is that if you can take a thought and ferry it thro...
To explain what I think is being said, I've noted previously that "blue" is defined by 'its' wavelength. Not it's experience. However, people can expe...
"Consciousness emerges as in the mode of presentational immediacy whereby an occasion in feeling the universe feels and recognizes its own feelings." ...
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