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What? Me worry?
I was unaware that I was... lol
That's the great thing about compassion...
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I was unaware that I was... lol
Indeed, one need only observe animals in the wild for instances where a female takes an infant, other than her own, under her care.Other social animals besides humans display empathy and compassion. Clearly they must be reading their bibles if they've managed to receive such traits delivered directly from the stratosphere.
As a personality trait, you have just transferred one unmeasurable concept into another. Being unmeasurable, do they exist in our dimension?I feel for you that you are not feeling well. Hope you get better soon.
I don't see it as coming from any god, but I do see it as a natural component of our type of consciousness. It's a personality trait.
Yet, if they can't be quantified, how can they exist?Thoughts and emotions aren't quantifiable, yet we clearly experience them.
That other animals show this may only be a construct from our own experience. On the other hand, this is irrelevant to the op.Other social animals besides humans display empathy and compassion. Clearly they must be reading their bibles if they've managed to receive such traits delivered directly from the stratosphere.
Yet, if they can't be quantified, how can they exist?
To exist means something must have objective reality, meaning it has to exist outside of the mind.Perhaps you should explain why you think it's a prerequisite for existence.
That's true. So if they do not exist in the four known dimensions then where do they originate? More important, why do we experience them?Thoughts and emotions aren't quantifiable, yet we clearly experience them.
To exist means something must have objective reality, meaning it has to exist outside of the mind.
That's true. So if they do not exist in the four known dimensions then where do they originate? More important, why do we experience them?
This could also just be an anthropomorphic attribute that is only the result of a long string of causes and effects. If true then any action, compassionate or uncompassioate, is nothing more than the inevitable result what came before.Indeed, one need only observe animals in the wild for instances where a female takes an infant, other than her own, under her care.
*Note: This statement is not intended to give harm to non-binary individuals.*
Let me take you downThis could also just be an anthropomorphic attribute that is only the result of a long string of causes and effects. If true then any action, compassionate or uncompassioate, is nothing more than the inevitable result what came before.
Sarcasm aside, this means that compassion is nothing more than a sequential firing of neurons.
Thanks for driving by.A skillful person lacking all compassion builds war, and fortresses against those whom doesn't serve their purposes.
A skillful person full of compassion builds a defense for love and propagates well being.
It could be that compassion is not real.Let me take you down
'Cause I'm going to Strawberry Fields
Nothing is real
And nothing to get hung about
Why do we have these thoughts? Do they come from a higher dimension, ie. 4th, 5th, ect.So things that are functions of the mind, like thoughts and emotions, don't exist? Therefore god (who, btw, isn't quantifiable either)?
Sarcasm aside, this means that compassion is nothing more than a sequential firing of neurons.
Why do we have these thoughts? Do they come from a higher dimension, ie. 4th, 5th, ect.
Who said anything about diminishing anything. Where do these concepts of yours come from?Why would the components and processes behind something diminish it? It still is what it is, regardless if it's the product of a gooey blob or the product of a sky wizard.