What is the right difference?

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Reality is perhaps unequivocal difference, but if that's true which identity of difference is right?

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[+3] - farmerman - 08/02/2016see?

@Thomas33,

Thomas33 wrote:

Reality is perhaps unequivocal difference, but if that's true which identity of difference is right?

These are the tags you chose for this nonsense post

"Books, Sports, Politics, Careers, Life " ---- if you won't/can't stop posting jibberish, could you at least stop using unrelated tags on A2K and clogging up everyone else's forums with your shite?

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@maporsche,

Why are those tags wrong?

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@Thomas33,

Tom, again, your posts are too vague for the Average Clod (me)

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@maporsche,

I think hes just a random phrase generator with a botmaster posting his own drivvle.

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@dalehileman,

To give a specific example: if either the query to the literary agent or the ranch in Texas (4) needs ISIS (7), because of the rule of causality, is it fair that 4 and 7 are known as different identities of difference?

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@Thomas33,

see?

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Something's screwy here. That's for sure.

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@Thomas33,

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Reality is perhaps unequivocal difference, but if that's true which identity of difference is right?

Which identity would you like to believe is right...or as the other case would be, wrong?

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@Sturgis,

Thanks for asking.
I like to believe that difference is never true to begin with, and that all life forms in the universe should be known as the universe (individually).

What are your views on difference?

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@Thomas33,

My views vary according to the day and mood I'm in.

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@Sturgis,

Because experiences are shared, and so difference is shared, do you think this proves that anything which means the false belief of difference is error (even if the ability of shared experiences needs the false belief)?

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@Thomas33,

It cannot be made into a simple a or b type of equation. Each person will have their own viewpoint and who is to say which is right and which is wrong?

In the words of Kris Kristofferson: Who's to bless and who's to blame?

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@farmerman,

farmerman wrote:

I think hes just a random phrase generator with a botmaster posting his own drivvle.

He sounds like one of those 'Turing test' bots that's gone fritzy.

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@Sturgis,

Subjectivity could be true. But reconciling this with pattern is the challenge.
Patterns can include social dynamics (which people gravitate toward which other people, like in school or at an office), and which opinions are controversial.
Is the truth of pattern compatible with subjectivity?
(This discussion could be replicated billions of times, but does the fact that it wouldn't be have any bearing on the question?)

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Have you noticed lately on sites where they ask if you're a robot, and you need to pick some pictures to confirm you're not.

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@Thomas33,

Reality is perhaps unequivocal difference,

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