Is this ambiguous or contradictory? You can't always tell whether some one desires to be in the way. Sure you can. There is the thing and your beliefs...
I'm not sure how compelling you will find it , but the point was to isolate what happens in the physical from your perception and argue these claims o...
There is no argument to dismiss. You've put forward that change is a part of the human experience for the same reason other things are part of the hum...
Excellent, so there is a differentiation. If the situation were the same but I don't see you or block your path by happenstance. Then, what would I ca...
The "had to" is debatable. We have to in order to prop up a manufacturing sector with inefficient contracts because our consumer goods corporations we...
I think we'd have to settle this before making further progress. Where's the limit? At the extremes any perceived opposition to one's will becomes ano...
It's not matter of cardinal order. Unless you want to argue that limiting one's ability to trespass is an imposition. At which point we are using "imp...
When someone imposes on society, by using roads they don't solely own in a fashion that indicates they feel otherwise; then yes, it gives some agent -...
I think China has the potential to become the new American right-wing bogeyman that keeps us dumping 700 billion tax dollars into a peacetime war mach...
One opinion takes into account the context of drunk driving. The public pays for the roads and as a result should claim some right to use them. A crit...
I question whether the point has been extended. At this point you could replace the word 'change' with anything from human experience and not lose inf...
I'm going off pure pattern recognition. Change is an interesting topic and fertile ground for some new ideas I imagine. But, when it's creationism bei...
Generally, I'd agree. But, in the case of creationism, where the supporters won't even acknowledge their position falls under the heading in fear of a...
I actually don't; just skeptical that Bartricks is interested in change and not undermining evolution. If I called it wrong then it saves the disappoi...
Pretty sure the suffix "function" denotes a mathematical model in play. Now, if you wanted to say something about the wave itself you could. Such as t...
the "wavefunction" is a property of the maths. There is no reason one should suppose space-time has a variable effect. It's just the thing being passe...
But taking a derivative is a mathematical change, the "vanishing" isn't a measure of reality anymore than rounding. It's just a product of calculus wh...
I thought the speed of light was a measure of the impedance due to space-time. If it's not going through space then it shouldn't be limited to the rat...
The things you are putting forward aren't entirely insane. Is there a context in which an opinion is delivered adversarially? Certainly, but can't you...
I remember a "guide wave" version being discussed. Where the particle rides a wave. It seems to account for the distribution and the appearance of bei...
On grandest scale change is the norm. It's easier to argue everything is in some state of flux on some scale. Nothing is truly static. But, change in ...
I think our system relies on a degree of vulnerability. A lot of economic success rides on the ability to profit from managed risk. The economy requir...
I doubt people have the capacity to internalize the suffering of millions. Wouldn't everyone foregoing moments of joy or beauty just mean there's more...
Correspondence seems to leave room for degrees of truth content. How much of a T-sentence has to actually be true versus how much correspondence to th...
I took it as necessarily vague. There's a limit to the precision a concept that addresses the everything of everything can reasonably achieve. Basical...
In philosophy class it helps to be able to frame the same subject based on different perspectives. Like, what would Socrates or Kant or whoever interp...
I guarantee I'm not who you had in mind. I get the feeling that Kant was good at coming up with ideas people can chew on without ever really tasting. ...
Isn't smoking a doing something? We are asking people to refrain from unvaccinating? At some point the push forward just creates more push back. Vacci...
The demon that started this thread titled it with exactly 5 different groups of people. That is a fact. I am referencing a principle on how one might ...
I actually agree more than my position in this thread would suggest. It's painful to watch the left gain power and fracture or pander to the center. I...
No, self defense has a legal definition. I'm not sure how I made this list or if it's composed of dangerous anti-vaxxers. The OP list 3 or 4 different...
As a clarification I'm stating the valuation of the widget and the person selling it should be separate matters. So, just because my widget is worth l...
The position I'm putting forward is the attitude of critical rationalism. To see every person as a source of knowledge for the sake of working closer ...
It's a rare deliberate use of a universal. All human knowledge is subject to unknown errors. It's assumed to be undeniable as the basis of critical ra...
Intuitively, dehumanization seems like the extreme result of devaluation. I'm sure you have a reasonable threshold, but I don't see them as different ...
Do you know of an example that isn't in the context of a military operation? Your analysis is correct; I'm making the assumption that devaluing groups...
The dynamic Xtrix created that influenced your interpretation of my position. When he devalued the group of people that might caution against thinking...
Do you not understand what I'm saying here? You are demonstrating the flaw of assigning thoughts to a person based on your perception of the group of ...
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