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The discussion highlights a recurring theme of frustration with individuals repeatedly asking fundamental philosophical questions without acknowledging straightforward answers. Key questions include the existence of life after death, the purpose of life, and the proof of existence, with responses often reflecting a sense of futility or sarcasm. The conversation touches on concepts like panpsychism and perception, suggesting a complex view of consciousness. Participants express concern over the perceived arrogance of those claiming superior intelligence while simultaneously critiquing the lack of substantive arguments in the discourse. The thread concludes with a call for adherence to forum guidelines, emphasizing the need for constructive engagement rather than dismissive or fallacious reasoning.
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I've noticed a lot of people on this forum making the same errors, over and over. It's comical, but depressing to think that some people spend their entire lives asking the same questions and probably ignoring the simple and blunt answers staring them in the face.



Can you prove to me there is no life after death?
No.


What is the purpose of life?
Why is the straw man staring at me?


Can you prove you exist?
It depends on the ignorance of the person I am proving I exist to.


An Empirical Inductive Method . . . Applied to a Panpsychism Model of Consciousness.
Ie. Kill yourself and see if you're still alive.


Define perception and the world.
The act of understanding what you sense. 3rd rock from the sun.


For those who want proof of god's existence.
We don't know.



Yes, there is such a thing as no answer.
 
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the_truth said:
I've noticed a lot of people on this forum making the same errors, over and over. It's comical, but depressing to think that some people spend their entire lives asking the same questions and probably ignoring the simple and blunt answers staring them in the face.



Can you prove to me there is no life after death?
No.


What is the purpose of life?
Why is the straw man staring at me?


Can you prove you exist?
It depends on the ignorance of the person I am proving I exist to.


An Empirical Inductive Method . . . Applied to a Panpsychism Model of Consciousness.
Ie. Kill yourself and see if you're still alive.


Define perception and the world.
The act of understanding what you sense. 3rd rock from the sun.


For those who want proof of god's existence.
We don't know.



Yes, there is such a thing as no answer.

I take it you believe you are of superior intelligence.
 
well, time to close the forums. All the hard questions have been answered.
Bye everybody. It was fun. :biggrin: :-p
 
"An Empirical Inductive Method . . . Applied to a Panpsychism Model of Consciousness.
Ie. Kill yourself and see if you're still alive."

It takes a lot of intelligence to concuct an argument so ingeniusely riddled with fallacy it causes reasonable people to believe unreasonable things. The truth is easier to prove. So I guess you are my superiors, you are also arrogant for believing you are superior.
 
This isn't really the best way to get your point across, truth. Why should anyone listen to you if you make no arguments and do little to build up a case? I agree with on most of the topics you've covered, but that doesn't change the fact that you're technically posting outside of the guidelines of this forum and inadvertently making just as bad of a post as any of the posts you criticize.
 
the_truth said:
Yes, there is such a thing as no answer.

yes there is, topic locked is my answer. read the guidelines and try again.
 
https://www.newsweek.com/robert-redford-dead-hollywood-live-updates-2130559 Apparently Redford was a somewhat poor student, so was headed to Europe to study art and painting, but stopped in New York and studied acting. Notable movies include Barefoot in the Park (1967 with Jane Fonda), Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969, with Paul Newma), Jeremiah Johnson, the political drama The Candidate (both 1972), The Sting (1973 with Paul Newman), the romantic dramas The Way We Were (1973), and...
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