Typical barbaric American atrocity it is, then. I'd suggest jujutsu. Locks and throws are probably more effective than strikes against a larger oppone...
Whoever is kind to the poor lends to the LORD, and he will reward them for what they have done. - Proverbs 19:17 Sell your possessions and give to the...
Well, in the words of the great Rick Sanchez, "I've got about a thousand memories of your dumb little ass and about six of them are pleasant. The rest...
Begging the question by assuming that there is a God and that the Bible is his words. Firstly, what does it mean for an effect to be greater than its ...
£80,000, so $103,744. Also, in context the claim was that it's better to earn £80,000 and pay a high tax rate than to earn £11,000 and not pay any tax...
So, what, the more tax you pay the more votes you get? That's not a democracy; it's an oligarchy. And if all the power rests with a small number of th...
I find that hard to believe. And my original point still stands; these people prefer to have this £80,000 a year job with its higher tax than the £12,...
I think that's the key point. The rich (or some of them, rather) complain about having to pay a disproportionate amount of tax, but given that almost ...
I spent ~£27,000 for a three year course. That was back when tuition was £3,000 a year (plus £6,000 maintenance). And 6-8 years? You must be joking. T...
I don't think that's right. Consider something like shaking your head. Does shaking your head mean what you intend it to mean ("no") or does its meani...
Well, perhaps the natural is whatever behaves according to the laws of physics, and the supernatural is whatever doesn't behave according to the laws ...
So to piece this together, one can have access to moral truths if one can identify with or vicariously experience the thoughts and/or feelings of anot...
By "good experience" and "bad experience" do you mean "moral experience" and "immoral experience"? If so then I'd question the concept of a moral/immo...
You're just reasserting the claim that being able to identify with and vicariously experience the thoughts and/or feelings of another allows one to ac...
So what does empathy as you've defined it – identification with, and the vicarious experience of, the thoughts and/or feelings of another person – hav...
So what does that have to do with moral truths? As I said, you seem to be implying that rightness and wrongness are concerned with the emotional (or c...
Empathy is the ability to understand and share the feelings of another. Therefore if empathy is a means to access moral truths then moral truths have ...
On what grounds do you justify your assertion that empathy is the means by which we can access moral truths? You seem to be implying that something is...
Sure. But I don't think Arkady was calling Tiff out for telling a falsehood. It's likely true that she "wouldn't just be livid but ... would have been...
Firing the head of the FBI to hinder an investigation into you is obstruction of justice, whereas postponing (contentious, I guess) policies until aft...
The evidence (of obstruction) is his remarks to the Russian ambassadors and Lester Holt (and Comey's memo). My point is that it's hard not to judge hi...
The thing to remember is that the investigation into collusion is directed at the Trump campaign, and not Trump himself. It's entirely possible that t...
The Republicans who control Congress don't want to remove him. Whether that's because they believe he's innocent, because they don't care so long as h...
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