The discussion revolves around the perception of reality and its interpretation within the mind. Participants explore various philosophical and psychological aspects of reality, including the nature of perception, the influence of language, and the implications of personal experiences on understanding reality. The conversation touches on themes of consciousness, interpretation, and the potential for change in perception.
Participants express a mix of agreement and disagreement regarding the nature of reality and the clarity of the original posts. While some find value in the exploration of these concepts, others critique the coherence and relevance of the contributions, leading to an unresolved discussion about the categorization and interpretation of the ideas presented.
Some participants note the challenges posed by language barriers, which may affect the clarity of the ideas being communicated. There is also an acknowledgment of the subjective nature of interpreting reality, which may vary significantly among individuals.
This discussion may be of interest to those exploring philosophical questions about reality, perception, and consciousness, as well as individuals interested in the intersection of language and thought.
Aee, this is just wrong. Because we don't buy into your ideas doesn'tr mean we haven't researched or experienced it for ourselves. I've had experiences in this sort of thing, and done plenty of research, and I conclude that it is all due to the physical workings of my body.Originally posted by Royce
You two, Zero and Mentat, are the ones making claims and assertions that you know. You know all about something that you have never experienced nor researched. I am mearly reporting on my experiences, showing that they are similar and supportive of other reportred experiences and what it meant to me, my interpetation and impression of them and what it felt like in the best terms that I know, trying to put in words that others can understand, while trying to keep my personal beliefs and biases out of it. This is what a good scientist, reporter, philosopher does. I make no claims, assert no knowledge nor advocate any belief system. If you don't believe me fine. Go prove it for yourself. going to great lengths trying to come up with scientific explanations for what is going on is a waste of time and effort. You don't know. Neither do I. One totally unreasonable explanation is just as good as any other unreasonable explanation.
Sadly, never. We'll all kill each other before that happens.Originally posted by John_Titor
For God sake when will come this day when everyone will
be treating each other as if they were brothers and sisters , when
people will stop puting down each other because they do not like
their look or they race.
Sadly, never. We'll all kill each other before that happens.