"Deserve's got nothin' to do with it." ~William Munny And yeah – "use them" sustainably as they use each other in order to sustain their descendents a...
It's your thread topic not mine. I asked so I can answer your questions rather than impose my own. So ... To itself? Yes – intrinsic (dao) To humans? ...
"The universe", as best as we've yet scientifically determined, seems an 'unbounded finite expanse' like a hyper-torus (or hyper-sphere, or maybe even...
:up: :clap: :100: :death: :flower: :strong: :up: :fire: :point: What do 'believers' 'theists' 'idealists' et al mean when they chastise atheists and/o...
:up: Yeah, contra passivity, conformity, pity, 'learned' weakness, body-hatred, etc ... consecrated in (Pauline-Augustinian) Christianity. N had said ...
Interesting. Thanks for posting that list. I'd only become aware of a number of those songs years later as a (pre)teen when I started listening to mus...
I said nothing about Rovelli's "interpretation of Aristotle". I was referring to your anachronistic, neo/faux-Aristotlean interpretation (reading) of ...
This song has always hit very close to home for me, having seen my father for the last time in 1970 and then my parents divorcing in 1972 when this mo...
If "matter-antimatter" was a symmetry, then the universe would not exist. :roll: Just because you can assign binary opposites in no way entails them m...
Spot on. :100: The Jesus Cult (Nazarenes) was clearly Jewish whereas The Pauline Church (Christians) was Gentile. The latter survived to become the vi...
No, not "anti-scientific", just not scientific (or non-cognitive) at all like in any aspect of philosophy. No. Having just read Hegoland myself, I con...
I've attempted to explain us to ourselves and the world with a few repostings on thread including my previous post. https://thephilosophyforum.com/dis...
Oh yes, I know, which is why I'm not exclusively or primarily a foundherentist (as I point out in my previous post). And I append it to the end my bro...
... as if philosophy isn't metadiscursive and is merely relative to any and all other object-discourses. :roll: Fashionably ahistorical p0m0. Yes, mat...
“Tradition means that you’re able to be innovative and come up with new things, but at the same time you can speak to the things that existed before.”...
Nice. :shade: Israel's Einsatzgruppen is automating their apatheid gulag. https://www.thedailybeast.com/israel-is-sending-robots-with-machine-guns-to-...
There's a good reason a philosophical approach is so reflectively selective in sorting-out non-probative (uncorroborable, only subjective/affective, f...
Well, Spinoza Hume & Kant collectively drove the final stake through Aristotle's undead metaphysics centuries before "materialistic 20th century scien...
Yeah. As per the OP, only philosophical contemplation of the Bible / NT is relevant. @"Jack Cummins", maybe you too, seem to drift changing the topic'...
I have but, apparently, it's not good enough for you. Well, my uncontested (or unfalsified) "reasons" persuade me, which is all that matters. "Justifi...
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=PTKEiQHHsuk "Don't Pass Me By" (3:51) The Beatles, 1968 writer & singer Richard Starkey, (1962) 1968 The Beatles * https...
There are no grounds for me to doubt that I'm not a BiV so the point's moot. The idle doubts upon which 'the BiV speculation' is raised show it's vacu...
Yes, "inevitability, inescapability" is what justified means in this context and not 'a moral obligation'. The latter only applies to individuals and ...
:up: I've read Ms. Armstrong and she clearly does not mean philosophical contemplation (i.e. critical-hermeneutic à la Spinoza, Hume, Feuerbach, Nietz...
You're using "introspection" so loosely it's worthless, bert. I rely on a lack of grounds to doubt and, where otherwise, use hypothetico-deductions te...
Strawman-ish. For the oppressed, their 'terrorism' (i.e. asymmetric resistance) is not a matter of "the ends justifies the means" but instead, as Marx...
"Biography" is interesting, but only interesting. The historical and social context of a thinker's (teacher's) works, I think, is much more important ...
Understood. For me, however, "the historical nature of Socrates" has had no bearing on my thinking about the significance of Socratic dialectics and H...
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