You've demonstrated, over and over again, that you really don't have a clue about what you're talking about. Use your super-edgy, adolescent cynicism ...
Yes, it is giving up. No matter how much I dislike Biden, if we don't continue to push for legislation, we're guaranteeing nothing happens. This is tr...
No, he doesn't. The ordinary conception of time and Aristotle's interpretation of time are two different things. It is not "derived" from Aristotle. A...
I have to say, I'm more in favor of him dying. I don't care whether he suffers. Sounds terrible, yes, but from my point of view it would (possibly) be...
Compete nonsense. You haven't been paying attention. And it's exactly this kind of attitude which will accelerate the problem. True, maybe some kind o...
I don't think it's probable that anything necessary (revolutionary) gets passed, but we have to try to push them to. If we give up, it guarantees noth...
Probably. But even passing Green New Deal legislation is something. Whether they abolish the filibuster, pack the court, etc., who knows -- but I hope...
Ginsberg dies, tax returns are finally found, debate is a debacle, and now Trump gets Covid -- all while a pandemic rages, wildfires consume Californi...
What's left out is a more phenomenological way of treating time. It's not a play on words. It's Heidegger's words. It prevents metaphysics from asking...
I don't understand why you keep posting random, disconnected, Twitter-like assertions. I don't mean to be rude, but so far you have not demonstrated t...
You're not talking about Heidegger. What Heidegger says, repeatedly and explicitly, is that the concepts handed down to us -- many of which have been ...
"Rightly seen and rightly explained" refers to the phenomenon of time. There's no "blaming" there and no indication of being "wrong." This is why Heid...
What utter buffoonery. I know we're not supposed to "shame" anyone, but at this point hearing something like this is laughable (if it wasn't so tragic...
He's not blaming Aristotle. It's not that Aristotle has it "wrong" and he has it "right." He's not saying that. What he says several times is that by ...
I think he gets his interpretation of time (in his formulation, "temporality") from looking at what we do in our "average everdayness," which he talks...
Heidegger has ever -- not once -- claimed the opposite. Neither have I. "Pure description" is your own invention. Just give up at this point and be ha...
The educational system has already been infiltrated. They've mostly been centers of indoctrination, selecting for obedience and conformity, with a few...
Perception is not theory. The rest of what you said is true enough, but no one is denying that. You're having trouble reading me I guess, so I'll just...
It's a truism once pointed out. Yet it's been continually overlooked in the history of philosophy, including today. No one is making any claims like t...
Perception is not theory. No. When you remember your mother's death, you're remembering it right now. It's a kind of cognition. That doesn't mean it's...
Yes, in talk and thought. No one is arguing otherwise. In describing something, there is thinking and concepts involved. To argue this is "theory" is ...
Yeah, any person who says something as simplistic as this either hasn't truly engaged with the person they're condemning, or doesn't have the emotiona...
Since there's no "forward," I don't think he'd argue in favor of "backwards" either. This is still a linear sequence view of time -- the time that's m...
What you claim is "perception," isn't. Declaring it such proves nothing. One could argue, just as sincerely, that the mind/body dichotomy is also "per...
You've still not shown you really understand much, unfortunately. Not meant as a cheap shot, just my opinion. I don't think you're in any position to ...
I really don't like the term either, so I'm glad you called me out on it. In fact I think it's fairly useless -- what exactly am I NOT believing in? B...
I've been pretty disappointed with this forum, overall. Someone reminded me that it is an "amateur" forum and that I shouldn't expect real expertise -...
Eh, another kid who's on an atheism crusade. I was there once. Dawkins, Dennett, Sam Harris, Htichens, etc. Everything becomes about battling the the ...
I can't say for a certainty that WWII in particular changed his thinking, but neither can anyone else. As far as his writing goes, there's debate abou...
I've done so. Yet: What is time lived subjectively? Because that's essentially all Heidegger means by temporality -- existential time as opposed to cl...
You don't know what you're talking about. First of all, the assumption that reality is "material" has a long history -- and no one yet, certainly not ...
It depends on what we're calling "religion," of course. More or less a matter of definition, but the typically acknowledged religions -- Christianity,...
You've already read, in my view, very essential ones. I'd add "Basic Problems of Phenomenology" to the list. The History of the Concept of Time isn't ...
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