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  1. Kirran

    The answer is a communist party

    I can't say I agree. Weather is found in all times and places. Government is not.
  2. Kirran

    The answer is a communist party

    Yeah. In some situations, e.g. Fejuve - Wikipedia there are socialist responses to the failing of the state and the market. Depends how you put it together I suppose. I'm not convinced though, of it being necessary. Well I don't really care so much what kind of state structure there is. I...
  3. Kirran

    Unity of Self and Memory

    Hey come on how come you said it then?
  4. Kirran

    Unity of Self and Memory

    Hmm indeed! I honestly haven't yet managed to see a way in which consciousness even could be multiple, or individual. How do I know that?
  5. Kirran

    Unity of Self and Memory

    What do you think of the possibility of direct experience of how other entities relate to themselves? Rather than inference, which needs must be an intellectual affair.
  6. Kirran

    The answer is a communist party

    Sure, why prevent it? Also, why have government? Worked very well in Revolutionary Spain, the Free Territory, works for the Zapatistas and Cheran and many societies in Bolivia, Oaxaca, South Africa, Sri Lanka, not to mention Rojava!
  7. Kirran

    Unity of Self and Memory

    Maybe a little, but you have this kinda thing down! Basically, it's that descriptions and observations - science - can apply to the objective but the subjective isn't really touched on. Can't be. Is that almost as clear as what you said?
  8. Kirran

    Unity of Self and Memory

    What a different way of saying things than would have occurred to me! How wonderful. Thanks sayak.
  9. Kirran

    What makes a Hindu a Hindu - Version 2

    His yantra is there of course, but I haven't seen it. That's interesting, thankyou. I shall.
  10. Kirran

    The answer is a communist party

    I might be old-fashioned, but I tend to think if it's totalitarian it's not really communist.
  11. Kirran

    Unity of Self and Memory

    Why not?
  12. Kirran

    The answer is a communist party

    Anarchism is communism, really, and that works well for groups at all sorts of scales :)
  13. Kirran

    Unity of Self and Memory

    Is there any explanation for how a subjective awareness can arise in relation to that?
  14. Kirran

    What makes a Hindu a Hindu - Version 2

    You got any more info on that, Vinayaka? I'd never heard that.
  15. Kirran

    What is blind faith?

    No I think I'm just shooting myself in the foot :D You're a swell chap atanu. Metis I think can speak with more conviction than I on Gandhi. Although I am a big admirer of the man and his legacy will I suspect come up in my life many a time in the future.
  16. Kirran

    What is blind faith?

    Well, because I think his ideals were much more intuitive and human than that. I totally understand why you phrase it in those terms, but I think it makes things overly philosophical! Shoutout to Gandhi-fan @metis
  17. Kirran

    What is blind faith?

    AAP is basically running on an anti-corruption ticket, right? That seems to be over-complicating Gandhi to me!
  18. Kirran

    Song moved me to tears

    Grew up there, yeah. Live in England at the moment, mostly.
  19. Kirran

    Prediction: How Progressive Christians Will Save Jesus

    Well, maybe so. But that doesn't mean people are gonna all buy into some manufactured religion. People join a tradition because they believe it's true, and even more importantly feel it is true. People followed Jesus, and then followed his followers, and their followers, because there was...
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