I'm not sure what you mean, Exhumed-chan![]()
Perhaps the red book may prove an adversary for you, but then again, not all things are completely psychological or logical in itself. We already know you dominate in this realm.
I'm not sure what you mean, Exhumed-chan![]()
The acceptance of a new belief is necessarily influenced by the totality of all previous beliefs relevant to your specific context in some kind of heuristic matrix
not all things are completely psychological or logical in itself. We already know you dominate in this realm.![]()
I have a ~30 hour audio series and what the blood is, is about half way into it. Yeah, things are incomplete. There is so much that has been left unsaid, actually.I think that if you want your argument to have more force with your audience, you need to clarify what you mean a little bit
Do we perceive others emotional states in the sense that a person in a certain emotional state communicates to another that emotional state and the other feels it exactly as the person who is communicating it? Or perhaps do you perceive the fact that a person is in a certain emotional state? And if you to some degree feel the same feeling, how so? Is the person's feeling somehow flowing into your being? Or does one have strong powers of empathy, is aware of the feeling one is having, and from within himself he conjures up the same feeling (read: source being himself)?Your premise: we don't yet perceive in the realm of feeling. How is that the case? Perception of emotional states is one of the most basic forms of self-knowledge.
Actually, the fact that Elijah comes first is mentioned repeatedly in the Bible. (Of course, I appreciate that this fact and what I or anyone suggests Elijah is are two entirely different things.)Your conclusion: Elijah must come first. The problem is that you are assuming the truth of your conclusion in advance. I understand this is a form of special pleading, but it isn't a philosophical argument
It's also not clear to me that moral clarity would result from e.g. perfect perception of feeling (assuming the coming of Elijah). Isn't morality the domain of reason rather than feeling?
Hey @ExhumedMorrison!Perhaps intention is different from identity. I do believe in comfort as well as correction. Hmm…
Thoughts @o2b ?
But intention different from identity. Hmmmm. My first reflex was to ponder if they are one and the same. Well, actually, my best guess is that a specific intention at a precise point in time is an expression of identity.
I agree, of course. (That not all things are logical, not that I dominate in any realm lol.)
Note, however, that it is possible to discuss a non-logical topic logically, in the same way that it's possible to discuss it illogically. I do think that when it comes to communicative interaction, certain rules of rationality (call them 'logical' or otherwise) ought to be respected. That doesn't mean that logic alone can supply a satisfactory answer to the problem. It rarely ever does, but it's usually a good starting point.
Hmm it got awfully quiet. Any thoughts subconscious & collective consciousness?
anima and animus?
I felt it was covered but I want to be sure the conversation isn’t dominated by us.
Oh, I thought we all covered that. You’ll have to expand.First I'd like to understand what you mean by intention and identity.
Oh, I thought we all covered that. You’ll have to expand.
What was the question you had?
We discussed that it was one and the other. That it was both no singular identity and the latter of identity and choice. I’m pretty sure much of it has nothing to do with what I thought but @o2b
If you had thoughts or questions I don’t mind answering.
The question is: which of the two boats is Boat A? Is it the boat whose parts have been progressively replaced over time, and in which there are none of the original parts left; or is it the boat that was assembled, years later, from the original pieces after their rotting was cured with the help of technology?
Obviously it cannot be the case that both boats are Boat A. They are clearly two different boats. So which one is Boat A?
Well. That described perfectly what I was thinking and I’m sure everyone would answer differently and my perspective isn’t everyone’s. Thanks for that.![]()
So you have no opinion on the matter?
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