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Nietzsche wrote:Alas! There comes the time when man will no longer give birth to any star. Alas! There comes the time of the most despicable man, who can no longer despise himself.
Lo! I show you the Last Man.
"What is love? What is creation? What is longing? What is a star?" -- so asks the Last Man, and blinks.
The earth has become small, and on it hops the Last Man, who makes everything small. His species is ineradicable as the flea; the Last Man lives longest.
"We have discovered happiness" -- say the Last Men, and they blink.
Void_X_Zero wrote:Ok, a bit of fun, then.
At least the American pragmatists were useful. What do you suppose is the utility of English pragmatism? Ever wonder from where the true motive of "utilitarianism" comes? Even the theory itself is couched in petty, inhuman moralizing.
There is practical action, and then there is practical impracticality. We all know which of those you prefer.
Void_X_Zero wrote:There is nothing more truly pragmatic than taking risks for values, positing High Values as supreme law over mere circumstance, convenience, habit, or laziness. Life itself is nothing less than value-positing, the gradual systematizing of risk taking and all that it impies... and requires.Nietzsche wrote:Alas! There comes the time when man will no longer give birth to any star. Alas! There comes the time of the most despicable man, who can no longer despise himself.
Lo! I show you the Last Man.
"What is love? What is creation? What is longing? What is a star?" -- so asks the Last Man, and blinks.
The earth has become small, and on it hops the Last Man, who makes everything small. His species is ineradicable as the flea; the Last Man lives longest.
"We have discovered happiness" -- say the Last Men, and they blink.
Void_X_Zero wrote:There is nothing more truly pragmatic than taking risks for values, positing High Values as supreme law over mere circumstance, convenience, habit, or laziness. Life itself is nothing less than value-positing, the gradual systematizing of risk taking and all that it impies... and requires.
Magnus Anderson wrote:Void_X_Zero wrote:There is nothing more truly pragmatic than taking risks for values, positing High Values as supreme law over mere circumstance, convenience, habit, or laziness. Life itself is nothing less than value-positing, the gradual systematizing of risk taking and all that it impies... and requires.
You're a word juggler. You aren't saying anything at all. When you say "value-positing" what you mean is "goal-setting". You're using complicated words in order to appear deep hoping that by doing so you will hide the fact that you're extremely shallow.
Everything about you is hollow.
There is no meat, no blood, nothing alive in you. Just empty words.
You're nothing more than empty hype.
When you choose goals that are unrealistic (which is what you mean by "risk taking") that's a guarantee that you will fail.
Which you already do. Over and over again.
WendyDarling wrote:surreptitious57 wrote:Wendy wrote:
Explain your life energy then s57 where in biology does it come from
You mean life energy in a spiritual sense but I do not believe in that type of energy at all as you know
But the energy that I know exists is physical energy such as electrical or magnetic or chemical energy
When you were conceived, what energy brought you to life?
Arcturus Descending wrote:WendyDarling wrote:When you were conceived, what energy brought you to life?
Sexual, lustful energy. lol
Fixed Cross wrote:Are you saying people won't get sexually attracted anymore now that the Universe is Quantizing us?
If that is the case I haven't noticed it. Not in myself but not in the world either.
Nor is the rate of reproduction declining world-wide.
What makes you think Quanta are anti-sexual?
Rather, the behaviour of electrons around protons indicates obsessive arousal of nature at the quantum level.
Meno_ wrote:unknowing wrote:There is a belief in an afterlife, because there is an energy deep within us, which remembers existing before we born into this world. To that energy we return after death. Meditation is one way to connect to that energy while here and now. It's called Jhana, it feels like joy, bliss, supreme goodness that accepts without any judgement. Some in the west would call it a heavenly state or oneness with god. I speak from experience and I would be stingy if I did not share news of it. Then again, we will all experience it for ourselves whether I shut up about it or not. Happy travels. Those who don't believe in this, enjoy being dragged into the all encompassing light.
I'm not talking religion here, I'm talking cavemen looking at mysterious stars and sensing something before there was a word for god.
Many doubters are thrown off by the bible. You can believe in god while at the same time dismissing the bible.[/quot
I dunno if there is an energy within us that remembers, but I suspect you're right. Some may remember something. and that something may be a primordial something veiled in heavy symbolism..
Meno_ wrote:Fixed Cross wrote:Are you saying people won't get sexually attracted anymore now that the Universe is Quantizing us?
If that is the case I haven't noticed it. Not in myself but not in the world either.
Nor is the rate of reproduction declining world-wide.
What makes you think Quanta are anti-sexual?
Rather, the behaviour of electrons around protons indicates obsessive arousal of nature at the quantum level.
Just the opposite, people are sub-aware, and becoming hypersexed on account. They figure, what the he'll, if we're animals, might as well act it.
Meno_ wrote:I tend to agree, we often forget that light comes before the darkness, which is nothing else but an absence of light.
It is not a presence.
Fixed Cross wrote:Meno_ wrote:Fixed Cross wrote:Are you saying people won't get sexually attracted anymore now that the Universe is Quantizing us?
If that is the case I haven't noticed it. Not in myself but not in the world either.
Nor is the rate of reproduction declining world-wide.
What makes you think Quanta are anti-sexual?
Rather, the behaviour of electrons around protons indicates obsessive arousal of nature at the quantum level.
Just the opposite, people are sub-aware, and becoming hypersexed on account. They figure, what the he'll, if we're animals, might as well act it.
Ah. Yes.
Who are your literary influences?
And could you elaborate your thesis in the earlier terms again?
Fixed Cross wrote:Arcturus Descending wrote:WendyDarling wrote:When you were conceived, what energy brought you to life?
Sexual, lustful energy. lol
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"the self-valuing logic of being"
We are the pure product of two valuing beings, who value themselves in terms of each other.
unknowin wrote:
There is a belief in an afterlife because there is an energy deep within us which remembers existing before we born into this world
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