Less of an implication, but still comes down to spectrum of oddly coincidental and/or conscious selection.
Not really, your spectrum is a false dilemma. But I'm sure you will keep to it.
Thank you for helping to make my point.
What point is that? That your argument is flawed?
And this 'all of reality' is consciously determined by us and our science (actually our philosophy). This notion of conformity is determined by our consciousness. The question of whether rocks are consciously intelligent (or not) is I'm sure intended to be rhetorical, but is really making the point I am making.
no, we just describe it in ways that we understand.
We are not the only reason for the universe to exist... it was fine without us and it will be fine when we go away again.
If reality is consciously determined then again, I'm sure you will have no problem flapping your way home like a bird.
Let me know how you might demonstrate that the experience of a rock is not consciously determined, and that this is a fact. I'll be most interested in the part that projects fact onto that, while also deny that consciousness is involved. Good luck.
You are asserting they are intelligently conscious, it's up to you to defend that assertion.
Falling at same speed is something that is consciously determined. You have described (consciously) a situation where rock experience and my experience would be the same. Interesting that you denied this just moments ago.
No it's not... again, unless you can flap your way home?
If the rock and you are having the same experience why is that? You both choose to fall?
Why would choose to fall at the same speed... do you like the company?
What if it was a race to see who hit the ground first? Do you not want the rock to feel bad by hitting the ground after you?
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