@Caroline,
Caroline;79327 wrote:Hang on a minute noone is tossing aside 1000's of years worth of work, for a start dismissing todays scientist is not dismissing yesterdays scientist, I dont think that historically scientists were all geared towards replicating humans, understanding the brain yes but not all were heading toward the frankienstien project, i say frankenstein because that is what it looks like to us lesser mortals and im sorry im with xris i do not believe you understand enough or can even begin to replicate emotions let alone the soul, whether it's existence can be proved or not is besides the point but i dont believe that you fully understand or can completely replicate a human being because you for one have dismissed the existence of the soul purely because it cant be proved, that doesn't mean it doesn't exist
Doesn't mean it does either
But I find the idea of a "soul" to be very inconsistent with what we know now
Caroline;79329 wrote:that in itself is close minded because what if it did exist they where would you be but you wont even contemplate it.
No, when someone gives me an operational definition of a soul and a means to test for its existence, I'll believe in it
I'm not saying souls don't exist, I just don't see why I should believe in them
Caroline;79329 wrote:The human being cannot be entirely explained by science because it is not entirely scientific, we have feelings, emotions, independent thought and a soul, (unexpalined as it may be), and yiu cant replicate them so far all they've managed to do is to replicate a chromosome, I cant see that we're very close to replicating the human condition only the human body which is good for advancing medical science and there it ends or your heading into dangerous waters.
Ah ... but ... that's not relevant
Fallacy: Appeal to Consequences of a Belief
Caroline;79329 wrote:It's just a trick, it doesnt prove anything
It shows that the mind tricks itself
Caroline;79329 wrote:and will you please stop using links to insult other members it's really really irritating.
When they stop using logical fallacies so openly, I will stop linking them to descriptions of logical fallacies.
Caroline;79329 wrote:Where do you find them.
Find what