So you can't kill yourself. If you can, you were not to live forever. :D — Corvus
So you can't kill yourself. If you can, you were not to live forever. :D — Corvus
But where is your comment about "a righthand one" addressed to? For one thing, I know I have not and could not say that ... — Alkis Piskas
One must die to be loved — Corvus
This sounds like feeling pity for me for not being able to understand it ... But I guess you actually mean, "Sorry I didn't explain that well" or something like that, right? — Alkis Piskas
Prishon! Don't go planet of the apes on us! — TheMadFool
If God exists, isn't the universe a simulation? — TheMadFool
I don't know what it is but my gut instincts tell me that Wittgenstein's wrong. — TheMadFool
man who has learned how to die has unlearned how to be a slave....I am now ready to leave, regretting nothing except life itself....Death is the origin of another life....is it reasonable to fear for so long something which lasts for so short a time?"
~Montaigne, "To Philosophize is to Learn how to Die" — Pantagruel
Whats PI?
— Prishon
March 14 obviously. — 180 Proof
My bad for the misunderstanding apparent. Religion, insofar as what I said earlier matters, stands for what seems to be missing in non-religious worldviews - that yearning to be part of something bigger as some like to put it. The closest such concepts free of religious baggage I can find are ecological movements and Niel deGrasse Tyson's Comsic Perspective. — TheMadFool
I will ask again, does almost all life contain unwanted burdens, yes or no? — schopenhauer1
But this computer does not work via prayer. — Banno
A religious community might engage in making shite up. — Banno
whose condition of existence is perpetual war — StreetlightX
As I wrote, it's the first cause, which, ironically, is also a 'final cause'. — hairy belly
All I can say is religion, since it's essentially cosmic in proportion and scale, provides the greatest meaning a life could have. What better way to purpose one's life than by contributing to, in some way, the universe itself and God it's creator? It doesn't get bigger than that, right — TheMadFool
Infinitesimals are the subject of modern non-standard analysis, and were one of Leibniz's playthings. — jgill
Well, I won't agree with that. Religion perhaps provides a cookie-cutter replacement for meaning. It's for folk who want a prefabricated answer, one that avoids having to be critical or think for oneself. that may be satisfactory for you, but not for me. — Banno
feel free to disagree with yourself privately — Ennui Elucidator
The idea of “spiritual” is really a major problem. It is the biggest bunch of non-sense one can imagine wrapped in a bit of anti-establishmentarianism — Ennui Elucidator
Heads are mysteriously exploding into a pink mist. — James Riley
Stopping cannot be destroyed it seems to me — Gregory
Terminate means to stop, exterminate means to destroy — Gregory
Space is the form of the phenomena of external sense, and nothing more. It is what makes possible external intuition, and its given-ness precedes that of objects of external intuition. Outside of the subjective point of view of a human mind, space has no meaning, it is nothing. It is a predicate that is applicable only to objects of human sensibility, that is, phenomena. The form of the external sense of other beings cannot be known. — darthbarracuda
I would think this would put you in an impossible position if you are serious about physics. :roll: — jgill
That has an ominous sound. Where have I heard that before? :gasp: — jgill