hermes the thrice great wrote:Clearly the transition from Orality to Manuscript culture is responsible for the production of the Thought Machine.
hermes the thrice great wrote:What do you mean by "the more ideal the language"?
hermes the thrice great wrote:Except that language is a biological phenomenon.
hermes the thrice great wrote:Arguing there is an ideal language is an anachronism akin to arguing the ideal tree or ideal pig.
hermes the thrice great wrote:Additionally, this presumes thought has no physical component and can be transmitted as 100% information.
hermes the thrice great wrote:Additionally, how do differing languages vary the propagation rate and endurance of thought?
hermes the thrice great wrote:There is a presumption here thought exists outside of the language expressing it.
hermes the thrice great wrote:Are you referring to the ways in which a set of sound waves are transmitted by being transmuted into graphical marks on a surface and then copied?
hermes the thrice great wrote:There are five types of Thought Machine: the Mexica, the Indo-Europeans in Greco-Roman and Hindi-Buddhist modes, the Semites, and the Sinitics. Which begs the question, what are the instructions for building a Thought Machine? .
Lev Muishkin wrote:hermes the thrice great wrote:There are five types of Thought Machine: the Mexica, the Indo-Europeans in Greco-Roman and Hindi-Buddhist modes, the Semites, and the Sinitics. Which begs the question, what are the instructions for building a Thought Machine? .
No, it begs the question how come you are such a racist prick in this day and age.
Laconic speak would be much more better, faster information exchange.James S Saint wrote:hermes the thrice great wrote:What do you mean by "the more ideal the language"?
The most ideal language would communicate with exact precision, every significant detail concerning a thought with all of its nuances and relevancy. The closer a language comes to doing that, the less experience with physical reality is required to confirm the intent and accuracy of the communication.
With ease, one person can relay not merely an implication of a thought, but an entire paradigm. The usefulness of the simple communication then causes easy propagation and endurance.
When communicating the concerning thoughts of a situation becomes far easier than experiencing them, people forgo the experience so as to acquire perception more for less effort and risk. Eventually the communication gains priority of believability over direct experiences due to the number of consistencies with prior presumed knowledge. Communication manipulation becomes The Matrix of total mental control.
... all due to a relatively perfect language and too dense of a society, people using people against people.
James S Saint wrote:hermes the thrice great wrote:Except that language is a biological phenomenon.
And a homosapian is just a biological phenomenon?
And a brain is just a biological phenomenon?
And a tree is just a biological phenomenon?
And a sperm is just a biological phenomenon?
And a computer is just a molecular phenomenon?
And a biological phenomenon is just a molecular phenomenon?
So actually a language would "just be a molecular phenomenon".
But then a molecular phenomenon is just a subatomic particle phenomenon.
And a subatomic particle is just an energy phenomenon.
So actually a language is "just an energy phenomenon".
But then what isn't?
This entire discussion and all others are "just an energy phenomenon".
You are "just an energy phenomenon".
One might question the rationality in speaking to it.hermes the thrice great wrote:Arguing there is an ideal language is an anachronism akin to arguing the ideal tree or ideal pig.
Perhaps that had something to do with why I didn't argue that there was one. I said, "the closer you get to one" and "the most ideal...".hermes the thrice great wrote:Additionally, this presumes thought has no physical component and can be transmitted as 100% information.
You can presume that if you wish. I said nothing of the kind, nor implied it.hermes the thrice great wrote:Additionally, how do differing languages vary the propagation rate and endurance of thought?
Well, they are all just energy phenomenon, so it doesn't really matter, does it.hermes the thrice great wrote:There is a presumption here thought exists outside of the language expressing it.
Well, an intelligent person might come to that conclusion considering the ability to translate between languages without a word to word exchange. How would a thought get from one "biological phenomenon" to another if there wasn't some medium for it to exist in that wasn't either language?
Some people believe that a language is merely a storage medium for the thoughts for recording and transmitting. It is much like wealth; Is physical money the wealth itself, or is it merely a physical representation of the wealth used to store and transmit wealth?hermes the thrice great wrote:Are you referring to the ways in which a set of sound waves are transmitted by being transmuted into graphical marks on a surface and then copied?
A sound wave is just an energy phenomenon.
James S Saint wrote:hermes the thrice great wrote:Except that language is a biological phenomenon.
And a homosapian is just a biological phenomenon?
And a brain is just a biological phenomenon?
And a tree is just a biological phenomenon?
And a sperm is just a biological phenomenon?
And a computer is just a molecular phenomenon?
And a biological phenomenon is just a molecular phenomenon?
So actually a language would "just be a molecular phenomenon".
But then a molecular phenomenon is just a subatomic particle phenomenon.
And a subatomic particle is just an energy phenomenon.
So actually a language is "just an energy phenomenon".
But then what isn't?
This entire discussion and all others are "just an energy phenomenon".
You are "just an energy phenomenon".
One might question the rationality in speaking to it.hermes the thrice great wrote:Arguing there is an ideal language is an anachronism akin to arguing the ideal tree or ideal pig.
Perhaps that had something to do with why I didn't argue that there was one. I said, "the closer you get to one" and "the most ideal...".hermes the thrice great wrote:Additionally, this presumes thought has no physical component and can be transmitted as 100% information.
You can presume that if you wish. I said nothing of the kind, nor implied it.hermes the thrice great wrote:Additionally, how do differing languages vary the propagation rate and endurance of thought?
Well, they are all just energy phenomenon, so it doesn't really matter, does it.hermes the thrice great wrote:There is a presumption here thought exists outside of the language expressing it.
Well, an intelligent person might come to that conclusion considering the ability to translate between languages without a word to word exchange. How would a thought get from one "biological phenomenon" to another if there wasn't some medium for it to exist in that wasn't either language?
Some people believe that a language is merely a storage medium for the thoughts for recording and transmitting. It is much like wealth; Is physical money the wealth itself, or is it merely a physical representation of the wealth used to store and transmit wealth?hermes the thrice great wrote:Are you referring to the ways in which a set of sound waves are transmitted by being transmuted into graphical marks on a surface and then copied?
A sound wave is just an energy phenomenon.
hermes the thrice great wrote:This isn't racism. It is linguistics. The different languages drive the different forms of thought. My deepest apologies if you think this is racist. Perhaps you ought to look in your own heart for the racism. Read more. Criticize less. You are ignorant and know nothing of the world.
hermes the thrice great wrote:James, you aren't used to people challenging you, are you?
hermes the thrice great wrote:Most of your responses to my quite civil questions are gibberish.
hermes the thrice great wrote:Except that language is a biological phenomenon. Arguing there is an ideal language is an anachronism...
The irony, the irony!Maia wrote:Why does eveyone here behave like spoilt brats?
Lump wrote:The irony, the irony!Maia wrote:Why does eveyone here behave like spoilt brats?
hermes the thrice great wrote:
Ilovephilosophy truly has fallen and is an internet backwater for idiots the Dacia of the Information Age
You are all a bunch of navel gazing fuck monkeys and none of you deserve the letters you look up
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