A student? Meaning you're a teacher? If this is the kind of questions teachers these days are wondering, whatever diploma mill you got your certs from...
Consciousness is not a physical thing like blood or oxygen, we know where those are held. It is an actualization of things that are physical and metap...
Morality in and of itself is most certainly not cowardly. It can be foolish. Unnecessary. Fatal even. Which only serves to prove my point. Conformity ...
It could. Maybe it was a firefighter movie. lol Fine. Shark in the water. Bomb on a train. Shooter at a concert. All things that have happened more th...
If you and your family are in a theater right now and someone does the same. People rush out in a panic trampling eachother many getting hurt, one of ...
While I agree you could have definitely expanded a bit on this particular thread.. *hint* It is reminiscent of another thread along the lines of free ...
Yes and no. Yes in the sense the Supreme Court has repeatedly ruled it is protected by the first amendment. It can be said speaking about law and orde...
So basically anyone can point to what is referred to as "a wingnut" of any persuasion and paint any group with a broad brush. One would assume or gath...
You have free will to believe there is free will. This is determinism. None of anyone's business I suppose but why does it trouble you? Things are per...
Intuition. Guesses. Will. Theories. Etc? I suppose the premise of any does boil down to either a fact or a non-fact. True or false. Accurate or inaccu...
Basically that the connotation of dependent on the will of the people is arguable if one truly believes in rights given by God. What I was going on ab...
Gravity is a force, law, or commandment even we all have to live with men had nothing to do with. If we all stop thinking about it will we suddenly be...
No I suppose. Though in some jurisdictions it can be argued if you witness someone having a heart attack and they begin pleading for you to call 911. ...
Maybe. By posting here and reading the responses. You have been predetermined to now live as a non-determinalist. Determinalistically speaking of cour...
But would a jury of his peers not see the person as more of a hero than a murderer? Depends I suppose. I guess it comes down to why are you in a contr...
Casual 1500s geocentricist attitude. Hey at least we advanced from imprisoning people for presenting unproven beliefs to merely insulting their intell...
This'll probably get removed too but when a group already controls state positions and all forces. The need to have a civilian platform is a non essen...
For anything... unfortunately that could be one. Even so. Rather. Ideally. For wanting to get out of bed each morning. To be excited to go to work, gr...
And there we go. The timeless, consistent, and age old reason why anyone does anything. "We" (I) take this. I do this so you should too. Never fails. ...
Great thread. Exactly what I came here for. Meaning I don't meticulously understand it. :grin: Hate to butt in, however, these are all unproven theori...
I'd be asking can everything have an effect on something else. If a tree falls in the woods... for example. A speck of dust falling on an aging floor ...
Is the concept of a soul to be factored into this or no? If so, all of that you described in depth is simply an outer shell or physical characteristic...
I'm sorry is there some verse for all this or? If it's another book it's another topic or source. I could write a book about any topic saying anything...
A potential fallacy I see from your last two posts is equating a high school dropout and their potential careers and resulting salaries with that of a...
Alright alright, no need to get nasty. Perhaps I was mistaken. I assumed a major theme of your chastisement was the manner in which he was speaking ra...
Show me one who wants to do so and live as the average person after appointing former capitalists they convinced by logic alone as leadership and then...
It's ironic I suppose. Back then in a time you admire your chances of making it through the year or often even the day were a complete toss up. Now in...
What are the differences between Marxism and Communism? Not to push anything but the guy was born in the 1800s. There were one billion people. In the ...
Yeah I guess. But society would not have improved since the days of cavemen if someone didn't. And perhaps. It took a philosopher to adequately explai...
Fine according to who or what? How would it be less fine with just empty space? Or as it is today? Moreover, purpose per theory of evolution- whatever...
:) Unrealistic and unfeasible actions aside. An individual who differentiates himself from another by a certain characteristic possessed by no effort ...
He's an elderly man just about in his 80s describing a philosophical view, one I don't quite agree with that is to say that can be put into question b...
Anything useful can lose it's subjective or perceived value ie. appreciation if taken for granted but only a greater utility can adjust it's value by ...
Anyone who meets stated criteria. I'm saying the quote is presented as if someone who likes law and order, justice, or civilized society and explains ...
1700s when the guy was around- 682 million people. Throughout the entire planet. Not even double the current US pop. The quote is correct. What is lef...
Eh, words are words. Free speech. Lets you know the person is being genuine. Usually. Can imply some sort of intense displeasure if used abnormally wh...
Good post above. Read it all. And feel enriched. Though. Won't there always be a difference between referencing a fact's evidence witnessed firsthand ...
I can think of two types of expression, rather percievement or... something of the like. Dictated/free. In writing it's where you either do relate or ...
Yeah. Now. Tell me something if you're starving, your stomach is growling and you even feel faint. You come across someone smaller than you, with no w...
In the sense he's earning money. There is corruption. Always has been. Now with FOIA requests much of it can be uncovered or at least draw reasonable ...
Who says God does that? Older beliefs speak of a scale that weighs ones sins against ones moral actions. Most people live in violation of their own pr...
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