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mcd_sweet_tea · 2 months

I think there music is awful because they have not adapted to the intense hatred of hipsters and come out with something decent and/or worthy of critical acclaim.

mcd_sweet_tea · 2 months

Hate is as much a relationship as love and its already been said in these comments that hatred for Nickelback is fairly universal wherever elitism's concerned. So, it's complicated, but you can be sure it means something.

bergenco · 2 months

Beautiful verses from the Simpsonian Book of Duff.

Lungs · 3 months

I had to find this post too, then I saw your post, and well! I have to ruin something.

datasource1337 · 3 months

I already feel sorry for the developers who will have to program such comprehensive software for the glass.

Lungs · 3 months

Point taken! Nothing was observed, rather than nothing was real.

As sentient life, we have come a long way in tracing our roots to the big bang. Still, it was a long, long time before life could imbue an organism with a sensory reality.

This is leaving the logic of the arguments above in the dust as suddenly a plethora of possibilities become apparent in how sentience could proliferated this universe, and how reality for one species could be vastly different to our own given to the hard nature of its existence being, presumably, unlike the conditions we have on earth.

Anyway, I suppose this brings us to how humans are individually separate, in some sense, by their perception of what is real and what is not.

Lungs · 3 months

Fascinating! I'm not sure. The environment is not real, ie. does not form at a sensory intersection, if the observer does not exist. It is not clear whether an organism is real if it can not sense itself, but surely (to be an observer) it must sense itself within its environment?

hinduguru · 3 months

I thought trees was a celebration of cannabis culture.

Lungs · 3 months

It's called word salad and it's not intentional.

Lungs · 3 months

If reality forms in the intersection of an organism and an environment then different sense-perceptions mean that there are different realities because different realities form in different organism/environment 'sensory' intersections!

So, that is how I could answer the question, though not empirically because we lack the technology to see what we would term: sensory intersections! :D

Lungs · 3 months

Are there different realities?

Lungs · 3 months

Art, on the other hand, has a logic of its own.

Lungs · 3 months

Thank you! The thought dis/order aspect is by far the most interesting aspect of temporarily and permanently altered states.

Lungs · 3 months

How many realities are there? I've always been interested in a schizophrenic's sense-perception because it diverges from an ordinary reality.

Lungs · 3 months

Very true! Thanks for being so clear on the subject.

I think I am beginning to see memetic engineering, though I am not entirely sure. A lot has changed since I was last interested in memetics, rather: there's a lot more to be interested in.

effjaydub · 3 months

The hardest thing about objectivism is its subjective reality. It's easy to imagine a way out of any moral thought experience, though that does not negate an objective reality. No matter what you might do, there's always something you have done and will do.

You've made it clear you are not objectivist by demonstrating the decisions you make are determined by your experience and nothing else. In the real world, chances are you find objectivists to be difficult because they're adhering to decisions which seem predetermined; metaphysical anomalies are irrelevant to the objectivist paradigm.

Basically, the objective/subjective split is revealed in the 'moral' moment. You are about to kill an animal to eat, it is intelligent, understands its fate, possibly even related to you, you are a lion.

A human has choice, and this fact obscures an objective reality.

effjaydub · 3 months

I think you have proved your point.

Kaahne · 3 months

Fuck Simon, I like you more than frogs, etc.

By "I can't stop watching this", I was expecting a short, loopable video, not a video I couldn't close.

blahsap · 3 months

Umberto Eco in a vending machine? What else?

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