What exactly are you referring too? There was going to be some form of nervous behavior. Buying toilet paper in bulk is harmless enough. I see social ...
Interesting publication. I can not find any evidence of that. It's not in the DSM. But this is not the thread for that conversation. But thanks for th...
Thanks, that is a very useful site. Of course, then that asks how many of the seasonal influenza deaths were preventable with the proper care which wo...
Nothing hard about it. But you were talking about panic. Two percent or twenty can be the same deaths depending on sample size of those infected. It's...
I'm a little confused here. I thought that truth was un-analyzable. That, given any truth, one occupies a position to ask "Well how do you know that's...
Doxastic Voluntarism is a philosophical view that people elect their own beliefs. That is, that subjects have a certain amount of control over what th...
And yet, we are social animals. We do not flourish in solitude. We need human contact like we need food. Perhaps the chatbot provides an easy candy (f...
Humans have a tendency to go for the small but certain pleasures. Very reliable. Would we become more inclined to hear the always reassuring chatbot m...
Not to be cynical, but do we really know when some one genuinely cares about our troubles? Certainly there can be many motives and many filters. At so...
This claim is rhetoric. "People would rather" implies that there is a clear binary choice and the people are taking the illogical or disreputable one....
Maybe I see what you mean; that we, as egos (operating systems), cannot (are not entitled to) co-opt revealed truth, as validation of our progress tow...
OK, I see that. But I don't see how the cure gets formulated. It begins to sound circular; a true critique of truth? We must index to something. What ...
You seem to be bogged down in your own self judgement. Abortion being murder seems central to your appraisal. This is settled law to you, what can we ...
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