Jason Proudmoore
 
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Reply Wed 22 Mar, 2006 10:28 am
Chumly wrote:
(shouted)
Hasten, Jason, bring the basin!
OOP!! SLOP!!!!

(resignedly)
Bring the mop...

You really have to do this aloud with a group of six-to 10-year-olds to appreciate it. Even better if you *are* a six- to 10-year-old!
:wink:
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neologist
 
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Reply Wed 22 Mar, 2006 10:37 am
Does it make sense to conceive ultimate truth, ultimate reality?
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Jason Proudmoore
 
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Reply Wed 22 Mar, 2006 10:41 am
cicerone imposter wrote:
Jason, Simply put, you will never understand the concept of truth.


And neither will you, buddy.

cicerone imposter wrote:
It is not metaphoric at all, you just don't "see it."


There are two kinds: metaphoric and literal. You're just so trapped into your own world of logical garbage to see it.


cicerone imposter wrote:
What makes you think everything YOU think is the truth is the truth for all humans?


It doesn't matter what I think it is…"it is" or "is not"…according to definition…get it?
The fact that "it is" is not affected by anything else…not even your illogical observation of this "reality". I have the capacity to observe my surroundings, and you too…and we are able to make judgment of it all (logically, don't forget). And according to this judgment, we are able to find out the fact of a proposition when presented to us (perhaps not you, but someone who thinks logically.)
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Jason Proudmoore
 
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Reply Wed 22 Mar, 2006 10:42 am
neologist wrote:
Does it make sense to conceive ultimate truth, ultimate reality?


Do you live in "the ultimate reality" or this "reality," neo?

we will never be able to find out that "ultimate reality. That's what I think.
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Jason Proudmoore
 
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Reply Wed 22 Mar, 2006 10:47 am
I have posted this question many times before and nobody seems to know the answer to it. There was one person who tried to answer it...but that's it...just one. Here goes again:

Why does the world appear insane ....logically speaking?

It's simple.
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Jason Proudmoore
 
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Reply Wed 22 Mar, 2006 10:51 am
Where's Frank? I don't think he would enjoy this as much as I'm. this is hilarious!!
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Treya
 
  1  
Reply Wed 22 Mar, 2006 10:59 am
Jason Proudmoore wrote:
hephzibah wrote:
Bwaaaaaaaaa hahaha!


You will have to control yourself, my dear, before I'm forced to call the men in white.


http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e179/princesshephzibah/calvin5.gif

Quote:
hephzibah wrote:
Jason... I think I have finally met my match. You are quite possibly the most stubborn man I have ever met in my life, and my stubbornness has gone virtually unchallenged until now. Grrrrr... Mad


And that's not a compliment. I know. It is extremely hard for me to try and talk reason with the illogical. It is exhausting.


Life is what you make it Mr. Man. If you choose to let trying to "talk and reason" with the illogical exhaust you... well... there's not a thing anyone can do about that but you. I could say the same about myself, however, I don't find this exhausting, I find it challenging. :wink:

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hephzibah wrote:
First of all the bible itself IS a tangible thing.


If you are talking about the physical aspect of it, yeah it is tangible…I only asked that question because I didn't know in which context you used the word "tangible."
I mainly ask that question because I expect the unexpected with people who think like you.


Oohh reeeeeally? People who think like me huh? Do you mean people who don't agree with you? Perhaps?

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hephzibah wrote:
Second of all I said nothing about "belief" in my most recent statements.


What is your point? You have said it before…am I not to expect that from you?


Oooh... wait... I thought you just said that you expect the unexpected from people who think like me? Hmmmm....

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hephzibah wrote:
And finally... you are most effectively dodging the whole purpose of this thread. Which is to discuss what "truth" is.


Are you talking about finding "the truth" philosophically? If this is so, then I would have to tell you that this whole thread is pointless.


There's nothing philosophical about it. I am talking about the fact that I take the bible literally. I don't see it as a book of stories or myths... as you do.

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hephzibah wrote:
The point being that "truth" is different things to different people. The contents of the bible are "truth" to me. They are not "truth" to you. Therefore, my truth is not your truth.


Truth is truth…lie is lie no matter what the situation is. Why can't you just stop this nonsense once and for all?


http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e179/princesshephzibah/calvin32.gif

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hephzibah wrote:
Truth itself cannot be the same for everyone.


If you are living in the same "reality" as I am…it is.


Jason, what reality do you live in anyway? I'm curious... BTW you just proved my point by implying my reality could be different than yours. Thank you very much. In other words, what you consider the truth of your reality is not the same thing I consider the truth of mine. Hence... two people living in separate truths. Very Happy

Quote:
hephzibah wrote:
If it were then this world would not be what it is today.


And I have a question for you (not sure if you will be able to answer it). It's simple though:

Why does the world appear insane…logically speaking? Can you answer this question, my dear? It's simple.


I never said it appears insane. Smile

Quote:
hephzibah wrote:
People do things in the name of "truth", whatever that is to them, every day.


But what "truth" are you talking about…a made up "truth"… or a real "truth"…like "you killed my father, and I'm gonna kill you for it"? What is it? There are two types of prepositions that I'm dealing with here: the true proposition of an event and the symbolic one.


There's no symbolic proposition in what I'm talking about concerning the bible. The bible is a book. Regardless of who it was written by, whether anyone else see's it as being true... it is a book a wide spread book that you can get just about anywhere... how in the world could you consider my suggestion symbolic?

Quote:
hephzibah wrote:
However, just because they see something as being "truth" does not mean that is "truth" to me, or something I would do.


Again with the nonsense.


http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e179/princesshephzibah/hobbes22.gif

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hephzibah wrote:
Can I string you up by your toe nails yet? Cause I'd sure like to right about now! Razzb


I have no idea what you are talking about (that's no surprise to me, really).


http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e179/princesshephzibah/calvin1.gif

They say a picture is worth a thousand words. :wink: Hehehe....
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neologist
 
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Reply Wed 22 Mar, 2006 10:59 am
Jason;

Frank has bestowed upon you his banner.

Lead the charge.

Smite the insane one.

Careful not to hurt yourself. Laughing
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Treya
 
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Reply Wed 22 Mar, 2006 11:03 am
Jason Proudmoore wrote:
I have posted this question many times before and nobody seems to know the answer to it. There was one person who tried to answer it...but that's it...just one. Here goes again:

Why does the world appear insane ....logically speaking?

It's simple.


It doesn't appear insane to me. Obviously it does to you though... So why don't you tell us Jason? Why DOES the world appear insane to you? I have a feeling it has something to do with your "reality"... could be wrong though. *shrugs*
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Jason Proudmoore
 
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Reply Wed 22 Mar, 2006 11:11 am
hephzibah wrote:
Jason Proudmoore wrote:
I have posted this question many times before and nobody seems to know the answer to it. There was one person who tried to answer it...but that's it...just one. Here goes again:

Why does the world appear insane ....logically speaking?

It's simple.


It doesn't appear insane to me. Obviously it does to you though... So why don't you tell us Jason? Why DOES the world appear insane to you? I have a feeling it has something to do with your "reality"... could be wrong though. *shrugs*


Not to the crazy ones...no, it won't appear insane. :wink:
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Jason Proudmoore
 
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Reply Wed 22 Mar, 2006 11:12 am
neologist wrote:
Jason;

Frank has bestowed upon you his banner.

Lead the charge.

Smite the insane one.

Careful not to hurt yourself. Laughing


Did Frank tell you he "bestowed upon" me his "banner"?

WOW, I feel great!!!!
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Jason Proudmoore
 
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Reply Wed 22 Mar, 2006 11:15 am
hephzibah wrote:
Jason Proudmoore wrote:
I have posted this question many times before and nobody seems to know the answer to it. There was one person who tried to answer it...but that's it...just one. Here goes again:

Why does the world appear insane ....logically speaking?

It's simple.


It doesn't appear insane to me. Obviously it does to you though... So why don't you tell us Jason? Why DOES the world appear insane to you? I have a feeling it has something to do with your "reality"... could be wrong though. *shrugs*


It would probably has to do with my own "reality," heph. But then again, you could be wrong. :wink:
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Treya
 
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Reply Wed 22 Mar, 2006 11:19 am
Jason Proudmoore wrote:
hephzibah wrote:
Jason Proudmoore wrote:
I have posted this question many times before and nobody seems to know the answer to it. There was one person who tried to answer it...but that's it...just one. Here goes again:

Why does the world appear insane ....logically speaking?

It's simple.


It doesn't appear insane to me. Obviously it does to you though... So why don't you tell us Jason? Why DOES the world appear insane to you? I have a feeling it has something to do with your "reality"... could be wrong though. *shrugs*


Not to the crazy ones...no, it won't appear insane. :wink:


You know... I heard once that Bi-polar people live their life believing everyone else is Bi-Polar.... I wonder if that runs with insanity as well.... Hmmmmm.... something to think about! :wink:
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cicerone imposter
 
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Reply Wed 22 Mar, 2006 11:41 am
Quote,
It doesn't matter what I think it is…"it is" or "is not"…according to definition…get it?
The fact that "it is" is not affected by anything else…not even your illogical observation of this "reality". I have the capacity to observe my surroundings, and you too…and we are able to make judgment of it all (logically, don't forget). And according to this judgment, we are able to find out the fact of a proposition when presented to us (perhaps not you, but someone who thinks logically.)

Truth has nothing to do with logic. You are confused! Truth is something you believe to be factual, but fact is a subjective concept.
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Jason Proudmoore
 
  1  
Reply Wed 22 Mar, 2006 11:41 am
hephzibah wrote:
Jason Proudmoore wrote:
hephzibah wrote:
Jason Proudmoore wrote:
I have posted this question many times before and nobody seems to know the answer to it. There was one person who tried to answer it...but that's it...just one. Here goes again:

Why does the world appear insane ....logically speaking?

It's simple.


It doesn't appear insane to me. Obviously it does to you though... So why don't you tell us Jason? Why DOES the world appear insane to you? I have a feeling it has something to do with your "reality"... could be wrong though. *shrugs*


Not to the crazy ones...no, it won't appear insane. :wink:


You know... I heard once that Bi-polar people live their life believing everyone else is Bi-Polar.... I wonder if that runs with insanity as well.... Hmmmmm.... something to think about! :wink:


And you may not be wrong here, sweetie...
:wink:
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Jason Proudmoore
 
  1  
Reply Wed 22 Mar, 2006 11:53 am
cicerone imposter wrote:
Truth has nothing to do with logic.


WOW, you have set yourself into a crusade of nonsense, my friend.

What is truth, according to definition…the way in which we use the word?


cicerone imposter wrote:
You are confused!


Am I? Unconfuse me, then.

cicerone imposter wrote:
Truth is something you believe to be factual, but fact is a subjective concept.


What is your point? Since we don't know the truth reality of this "reality," "truth" is "believed" as being "realistic," according to logic and human definition. What are you trying to say?
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Treya
 
  1  
Reply Wed 22 Mar, 2006 11:56 am
Jason Proudmoore wrote:
hephzibah wrote:
Jason Proudmoore wrote:
hephzibah wrote:
Jason Proudmoore wrote:
I have posted this question many times before and nobody seems to know the answer to it. There was one person who tried to answer it...but that's it...just one. Here goes again:

Why does the world appear insane ....logically speaking?

It's simple.


It doesn't appear insane to me. Obviously it does to you though... So why don't you tell us Jason? Why DOES the world appear insane to you? I have a feeling it has something to do with your "reality"... could be wrong though. *shrugs*


Not to the crazy ones...no, it won't appear insane. :wink:


You know... I heard once that Bi-polar people live their life believing everyone else is Bi-Polar.... I wonder if that runs with insanity as well.... Hmmmmm.... something to think about! :wink:


And you may not be wrong here, sweetie...
:wink:


Twisted Evil
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cicerone imposter
 
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Reply Wed 22 Mar, 2006 11:59 am
"Believed to be realistic" is filled with subjective reasoning, and has nothing to do with logic. Do you know anything about bi-polar? Logic is correct reasoning. If it is not correct reasoning, it is illogical.
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Jason Proudmoore
 
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Reply Wed 22 Mar, 2006 12:14 pm
cicerone imposter wrote:
"Believed to be realistic" is filled with subjective reasoning, and has nothing to do with logic.


I put the words in quotes, kid. Figure it out what I meant.


cicerone imposter wrote:
Do you know anything about bi-polar?


Yes. What does it have to do with anything?


cicerone imposter wrote:
Logic is correct reasoning. If it is not correct reasoning, it is illogical.


What kind of reasoning are you talking about when you talk about "correct reasoning"? We are defining a word that has a meaning? You are illogical, according to definition, when you refute what has been presented to you.
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Treya
 
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Reply Wed 22 Mar, 2006 12:18 pm
So what Jason? You aren't going to reply to my last reply to you? Does that mean I win? Very Happy
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