Monsters from the id!If you sum the square of knickers and a large cabbage, reality was quantum soup.
LLH
Monsters from the id!If you sum the square of knickers and a large cabbage, reality was quantum soup.
LLH
No, only the truth of certain things.Truth is a regulative principle. It keeps all things from being possible.![]()
This is quite a different definition for truth than you gave earlier. Not only different, but incompatible with that earlier definition. So are you going to continue to run away, or will you answer the question in the way that you have indicated is the nature of truth?The truth is all that exists after you stop believing, not to mention all that's entailed in the nature of your beliefs.
Iacchus said:Yes, truth is a yes or no propostion. Now, as far as ascertaining that truth, that's another story.
Iacchus said:Unless of course you are willing to admit the reality we all experience is not all-inclusive ... like the truth.
Nonsense.This is quite a different definition for truth than you gave earlier. Not only different, but incompatible with that earlier definition. So are you going to continue to run away, or will you answer the question in the way that you have indicated is the nature of truth?
And I can't answer it, not unless I knew the truth of all the circumstances. Which, in many cases (most?) is not possible, because I am not God.Then answer the question, Iacchus. I am not asking that it be correct. I am just asking you for your yes-or-no evaluation of the truth of this statement: Killing another living thing is wrong.
Not so.What? Truth is not "all-inclusive"? That can only mean that there are things that are neither true nor false, which is in direct contradiction to your earlier statement. So were you lying then, or are you lying now? Or both?
No, only the monsters from the id lie ... in wait that is.So were you lying then, or are you lying now? Or both?
Then since you are not God, how is it you manage to assert that truth is a yes-or-no proposition? All you know and all you can know is contengent truth. That is why your "digital logic" statement is so blindingly stupid. You assert that which you admit you do not know.And I can't answer it, not unless I knew the truth of all the circumstances. Which, in many cases (most?) is not possible, because I am not God.
The thing that is wrong, and becomes "a lie," however, is taking something out of context.Then answer the question, Iacchus. I am not asking that it be correct. I am just asking you for your yes-or-no evaluation of the truth of this statement: Killing another living thing is wrong.
Have you ever taken something somebody posted, focussed on one word and then gone on a totally out-of-context diversion? (Hint: The correct answer is "yes". I can provide examples if you like.) Were you wrong and lying?The thing that is wrong, and becomes "a lie," however, is taking something out of context.
Are you suggesting you don't know anything either?Then since you are not God, how is it you manage to assert that truth is a yes-or-no proposition? All you know and all you can know is contengent truth. That is why your "digital logic" statement is so blindingly stupid. You assert that which you admit you do not know.
Universally huh? Boy, look at that.And this is not (by a long shot) the first time Iacchus. This is your modus operandi. This is the reason that you are universally regarded as a joke, a troll or an idiot here. Now I happen to believe you are not an idiot, but that you are just so enamored of your own words and pseudo-intellectuality that you are prone to making blindingly stupid statements without thinking them through at all.
If you are trying to make a point here, you are asking me to respond in terms of a yes or no answer, are you not?And to compound matters, when challenged (like I have done here) you don't back off and say, "maybe I should think about that some more", you try to defend the stupid statement with an increasingly frantic series of misdirections which, more often than not, conflict with the statement you are trying to defend.
No.Think about what you are saying, Iacchus. Don't post your random synaptic misfirings without thinking about them, because they will come back to bite you on the butt. Don't choose to play a fool. If you will think about what you say, you'll have a lot more people who respect what you say. Wouldn't that be better?
Consider the source? Yes.Consider it.
Or, maybe I've been following your example all along?Have you ever taken something somebody posted, focussed on one word and then gone on a totally out-of-context diversion? (Hint: The correct answer is "yes". I can provide examples if you like.) Were you wrong and lying?
You are wrong.So be careful what you define as "wrong", Iacchus. You will be hoist by your own petard.
Careful that you don't burn your fingers!So be careful what you define as "wrong", Iacchus. You will be hoist by your own petard.
So, if I was twenty feet away from getting run over and crushed by a bus, does that mean I shouldn't attempt to jump out of the way? Or, should I just stand there looking stupid, and act like nothing was going to happen?Then since you are not God, how is it you manage to assert that truth is a yes-or-no proposition? All you know and all you can know is contengent truth. That is why your "digital logic" statement is so blindingly stupid. You assert that which you admit you do not know.
We see revealed by logic and reason, that whether or not something or nothing exists, truth still remains. Which pretty much means that your entire reality either depends upon or requires truth to exist or not exist. Which pretty much makes truth the monistic principle of all reality to every human being, and subsequently makes it the greatest conception a man could ever possibly achieve, since everything else you can conceive to exist or not exist either requires, or depends upon truth to become conformed to reality.
Well people have surely believed in all sorts of things throughout history. Are you suggesting you believe in a flying spaghetti monster? Or that one exists? Perhaps you could provide some reasonable, logical basis for establishing the belief in a flying spaghetti monster? I should just point out to you that whether or not your flying spaghetti monster exists, or does not exist, it will remain subject to my God, Truth, either way, and therefore your "flying spaghetti monster" could not really be God, because he is a far inferior conception then my God, primarily because your "flying spaghetti monster, either requires or depends upon my God, Truth, regardless, and that is just a fact of logical, reasoned, reality.
Shiraz, although originating in some strange place like Iran or somewhere similar, is a peculiarly Australian wine specialty.
Regardless, I bet it goes good with a plate of the flying spaghetti monster.A myth, though long believed. The Syrah is a Rhodanian grape, a cross between the white Mondeuse (itself often called 'Persanne', though it is native of the Savoie) and the little known Dureza.
But there is more to it than this. We are not simply to drink the wine, and to think within ourselves that this wine stands for Divine truth.
What is truth, if not contingent upon the fact that some-thing exists?
KEPhALH ChiOmThis is the Holy Hexagram.
The Way to Succeed - And the Way to Suck Eggs!
Plunge from the height, O God, and interlock with Man!
Plunger from height, O Man, and interlock with Beast!
The Red Triangle is the descending tounge of grace; the Blue Triangle is the ascending tounge of prayer.
This Interchange, the Double Gift of Tounges, the Word of Double Prayer - ABRAHADABRA - is the sign of the GREAT WORK, for the GREAT WORK is accomplished in silence. And behold is not that Word equal to Cheth, that is Cancer. whose Sigil is (astrological symbol for Cancer)?
This Work also eats up itself, accomplishes its own end, nourishes the worker, leaves no seed, is perfect in itself.
Little children, love one another