Larry Chamberlin
9 years ago
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Ddavidd, |
Em
9 years ago
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It doesn't matter how fast your car is, how big your house is or how much money you have because our graves will be the same, stay humble always. ( or something like that ) |
ddavidd
9 years ago
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Glad you like it Larry |
ddavidd
9 years ago
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Music is the pleasure the human mind experiences from counting without being aware that it is counting. |
Everlasting
9 years ago
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"Truth is ever to be found in simplicity, and not in the multiplicity and confusion of things. " Isaac newton |
ddavidd
9 years ago
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O dear God please save me, from your believers. |
ddavidd
9 years ago
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"The only thing worse than not getting what you want is getting it." |
Jamie
9 years ago
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We are all broken, that's how the light gets in - Ernest Hemingway |
Larry Chamberlin
9 years ago
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I much prefer the sharpest criticism of a single intelligent man to the thoughtless approval of the masses. |
ddavidd
9 years ago
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The observer |
ddavidd
9 years ago
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We either make ourselves miserable, or we make ourselves strong. The amount of work is the same. |
Larry Chamberlin
9 years ago
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"I believe in intuitions and inspirations...I sometimes FEEL that I am right. I do not KNOW that I am." |
ddavidd
9 years ago
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It is quite alright Larry being disagreed is healthy if it is not personal. For the reason of knowledge you can disagree with what I say as long as you are satisfied that that what I say hold water. |
Everlasting
9 years ago
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Animal can not think. |
silvershoes
9 years ago
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Animals can think. How else would they solve puzzles? Funny, I was having this conversation the other day. If we didn't have language, our thought patterns would be markedly different, but we would still think. Do you know the case of the feral child, Genie? There is a critical period when children must learn language or they lose that ability. |
Hellon
9 years ago
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I agree....animals can definitely think. Just this afternoon I was out for lunch and gave the local magpies some problem solving tasks before they could get to the food on offer...they probably solved the puzzle way quicker than any toddler could. Mice/monkeys etc could also prove that animals most definitely can think. |
Everlasting
9 years ago
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If he would had say this instead: |
silvershoes
9 years ago
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My cat Rudy grieved when his younger brother, Milo, died. He lost weight, cried throughout the night, and wandered far from home. I don't think he understood why he was hurting so much, but he was experiencing grief and he felt compassion and brotherly affection for Milo. He still perks his ears up when he hears Milo's name. Their kinship ran deep though they weren't biological brothers. Rudy mourned for almost a year. I know he doesn't really understand the concepts of "death" and "grief" in the way we do with words, so I guess that's what you guys are getting at? |
ddavidd
9 years ago
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You guys obviously are not familiar with the difference between consciousness and awareness, even vegetables have awareness. |
Everlasting
9 years ago
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I don't know how reliable this blog is but I thought it was interesting to read it. |
ddavidd
9 years ago
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Again the same as Larry's link. Your link is not a refutation of what I said. It complicates the issue for you to comprehend. |
ddavidd
9 years ago
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Thoughts without content are empty, intuitions without concepts are blind. |
silvershoes
9 years ago
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Ddavidd, I ask that you treat others with the respect they treat you. Everlasting has been courteous. |
ddavidd
9 years ago
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Respect?? You again on my case?? Your grudge is not against me is against yourself. Obviously this, as everything else I say, do not make sense for you, but as I tolled you before, everyone is condemned by her/his "appetite". |
hiraeth
9 years ago
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Not sure what you meant by "you again", but I agree with Jane. Your last remarks came across as tongue in cheek. The Cambridge Declaration of Consciousness support non-human or animal consciousness. Dolphins, great apes, elephants have shown that they are capable of thinking and have consciousness. |
ddavidd
9 years ago
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The problem is, that consciousness always is, mistaken by awareness. Now go see what 'The Cambridge Declaration' of awareness, supports. You wouldn't see much difference. If you want to find philosophical definitions in dictionary, that is fine by me. |
hiraeth
9 years ago
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What is your definition of consciousness, and awareness? |
ddavidd
9 years ago
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I was dying for someone to ask this question, but from here forward, I only answer privately. |
silvershoes
9 years ago
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Grudge? Nonsense. I've voted to let you remain each time you've rejoined the site without permission following suspension. My comment was addressing the here and now, and I'm surprised if you can't see how you've been belittling those who disagree with you in this thread. |
silvershoes
9 years ago
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"Here is not safe!!" |
Everlasting
9 years ago
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I have not read everything... I'm feeling too sleepy but but |
ddavidd
9 years ago
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Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gwD441CGgGM |
Larry Chamberlin
9 years ago
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The ghosts we make for ourselves ... |
ddavidd
9 years ago
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Our failure to distinguish between being belittled, or being intellectually challenged, would cast us collectively in a cloddish cult. |
silvershoes
8 years ago
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"There is nothing noble in being superior to your fellow man; true nobility is being superior to your former self." |
ddavidd
8 years ago
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Dear Jain I have given you the benefit of doubt and ask an old professor of mine to read my argument, actually I asked a few of them, and all of them did not find any "belittling" or " look down" in my writing, except some of them criticize my grammar and wording. They also recommended ( as I figured out already) that I should not continue this kind of dispute in such atmosphere. |
silvershoes
8 years ago
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Ddavidd, I have a fever, but I will do my best to respond. Thank you for addressing me so politely. |
Everlasting
8 years ago
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First of all, I apologize for not coming back to answer in this thread. |
silvershoes
8 years ago
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"If you begin to understand what you are without trying to change it, then what you are undergoes a transformation." |
ddavidd
8 years ago
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Jain said: For example, I interpret this as belittling: |