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Thou art That
There is no way to tell so any answer is merely spinning ones wheels.
So that would suggest you stop spinning your wheels so you can tell. Otherwise, you make dizzy fah down go boom.
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There is no way to tell so any answer is merely spinning ones wheels.
:biglaugh::biglaugh::biglaugh:....REALLY!!!?Intelligence in the universe existed the Exact Moment the Universe existed.
"Mind" is a concept, but it also refers to the capacity which is engaged while you are meditating; as I said, it is not a physical activity, but something you do with your mind or brain.
Reality isn't the illusion, the self or the mind is the illusion. Just because what we see is deceptive doesn't mean that there is nothing there. I would describe reality as apathetic, it is us giving it significance. Reality would exist without any need for intelligence and reality doesn't need any recognition from us to exist.The problem is that Reason approaches the phenomenal world with the assumption that it is real, when it is an illusion. It assumes that Time, Space, and Causation are real, when they are conceptual overlays.
Reality isn't the illusion, the self or the mind is the illusion. Just because what we see is deceptive doesn't mean that there is nothing there. I would describe reality as apathetic, it is us giving it significance. Reality would exist without any need for intelligence and reality doesn't need any recognition from us to exist.
Intelligence in the universe existed the Exact Moment the Universe existed.
It seems you are using the word 'Reality' to signify the phenomenal world. What is it about the phenomenal world that makes you think it real?
Well, human animals are welcome to concoct any ideas they wish on the subject. It's not like anyone can say for sure.So that would suggest you stop spinning your wheels so you can tell. Otherwise, you make dizzy fah down go boom.
Well, human animals are welcome to concoct any ideas they wish on the subject. It's not like anyone can say for sure.
Because real is a word reality describes.
it took intelligence to come into the world
after such had created it to place himself in
a sum total of three seconds
no more
no less
love you
i am nothing0
"Mind" is a concept, but it also refers to the capacity which is engaged while you are meditating; as I said, it is not a physical activity, but something you do with your mind or brain.
Right, and as I said, you're obviously thinking of a more narrow definition of 'thought', i.e. as something with propositional content. I am using it more broadly to denote any mental activity whatsoever, whether propositional or not.
So one is temporarily brain-dead? In other words, if we performed neuroimaging on someone in such a state, they would not register as having any brain functioning for that period of time? I don't think so.
Sort of? Lol...
Sure I can. I'm going to think about the upcoming NFL season, and then tell you when I'm done, and I want you to time how long it takes.
What is the case, and what is true are the same thing ("what is the case" is simply a different way of saying "what is true", "what the fact of the matter is", etc.).
And that time and space are illusory in the same sense that the metaphysical subject is illusory is, prima facie, simply false.
What does that even mean? Do you even know?
Only if we're using the word "real" in a highly peculiar way.
This is non-sequitur; that the material world is in some sense "not real" has not been established and is far from self-evident, that "what projects an illusion is what is actually real" does not seem necessarily true and is ambiguous anyways, and that "pure consciousness" is "behind the material world" is also neither self-evident nor has been established.
I'm afraid you'll have to be more specific, because I don't know what you have in mind by this.
I'd say you're calling the game awfully prematurely here.
Whatever that means...
All this quote does is demonstrate that even the most brilliant minds are nevertheless prone to the most basic fallacies of reasoning.
Is intelligence pre-universe, emergent or was the universe just born intelligent? What does the evidence suggest?
Is intelligence pre-universe, emergent or was the universe just born intelligent? What does the evidence suggest?
Intelligence existed before the universe existed since the universe was intelligently designed. The fine tuning of dark energy (necessary for the universe to exist the way that it does) is evidence of intelligence.