That the fork is to the left of the knife is relative to where you sit to table. Do you conclude that the fork does not exist? Of course not. — Banno
Any physics experts here? — TiredThinker
Everything is in the mind, Miller, so the point holds — Tom Storm
precious if it is finite — Tom Storm
relative span of time — TiredThinker
Whats the difference between surface and base? — john27
Easterners generally don't see the "ego" as as problematic as Westerners do. — baker
Can human things be described by having a cause that is neither nature nor nurture? — TiredThinker
:rofl: — Xtrix
There's no instances of consciousness absent body — Manuel
The Conscious Mind consists of billions and billions of fatty, transistors or semiconductors for amplifying, controlling, and generating electrical signals. — Ken Edwards
In thinking on causality, I have concluded that the nature of existence necessitates a "first cause". — Philosophim
But we need senses to get data for our brains — Manuel
While on the other hand we have “Free-Will”, which puts YOU in the driver’s seat — Lindsay
Not a very convincing response. — T Clark
you're just trying to jam additional meanings into the definitions of words. — T Clark
Any hints at how to modify my formulation as to solve for this circular logic? — OscarTheGrouch
I don't believe we have a purpose — T Clark
For if I am completely in myself, I don't see how I could recognize other things at all. I would just be a passive creature, taking in whatever sense data the world happens to throw at me. — Manuel
I'd rather have the truth — Echoes
What we call nothing having nothing to do with the idea of nothing. — tim wood
And where is this "everywhere" located? — Echoes
And "infinite" meaning what, exactly? — tim wood
And "infinite" meaning what, exactly? — tim wood
Assuming our universe is finite, what lies beyond it's edge? — Echoes