@Fil Albuquerque,
Fil Albuquerque wrote:
You claim now please back it up k ?
How do you perceive value as a concept eh ? No contrast for value judgements ???
I can see already that economics 101 on value and market differentiation are alien concepts to you...
This is like saying a young child playing can't really be said to be happy playing because the child has never fully understood the mundane boredom of not playing. As if preventing the child from playing causes the enjoyment of playing because the child contrasts the boredom the parent imposes on the child to stop playing. This is ridiculous.
It would be like you have never seen a movie ever in your entire life because you were raised in a technology adverse society but then some person brought in a tv and played a movie for you but you couldn't enjoy it because you have never experienced the subversion of disbelief.
Like a person who has been born blind is given an implant which suddenly allows them to see. Is it they are purely because they didn't before and compare nonseeing with that of seeing. No. It's silly.
Like a person who has never been burned can't be afraid of fire because they have never been burned.
Suffering only allows us to appreciate when we are happy, but we don't need suffering to understand, "Oh ****, this is happiness? Never woulda known had I not stubbed my toe earlier."