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Ok. Since I didn't make that claim, not does it provide any sort of forward motion to your assertion that sleep is an example of mind without brain, I'm left to scratch my head at your purpose of posting this.Your "brain" is NOT your "mind"......if you cannot fathom this, that's your own lack of knowledge.
Or, in the absence of evidence, at least a sound argument.And claims require evidence.
Got any?
That belief that the partner is cheating, when it not a fact. That is a false positive, which have physical effects.
Now explain that and don't explain it away as "but it is nothing but a false positive and therefore irrelevant, because it isn't real."
Learn to treat all human constructs are real, otherwise we couldn't disagree. We are disagreeing about different models of reality; i.e. different human constructs and you to the effect that your construct is the only model, which works. That is not the case, because if it was the case, we couldn't disagree.
There are false positives and they work in some cases. Now what "best" is for what we all ought to do about all of reality including false positives, is not up to your "we" nor me. But we get that differently because of the different models/human constructs we use.
Now explain that and don't explain it away. BTW false negative are not the only category of human error in thinking.
"We as group-thinking" without understanding the difference between we, Homo Sapiens Sapiens and we as social in the practical world. It is not the same "we".
I think atheists are a bigger threat to themselves. The ones I know drink too much, do too many drugs, and play too much Dungeons & Dragons even though they graduated college many years ago!
But are we? You are talking about a physical response to physical stimuli. I don't see the place or purpose of introducing any magical concept here.
I don't drink or do drugs, but why the hate on d&d? It's an inexpensive social hobby that's more creative and more thought provoking than most hobbies. I'd rather come together over a d&d map than a football game.I think atheists are a bigger threat to themselves. The ones I know drink too much, do too many drugs, and play too much Dungeons & Dragons even though they graduated college many years ago!
Considering I made neither of those claims, there is no point in responding to the rest.Because the mental, not magical, can't be reduced down to the material only. Immaterial means not material and nothing else.
You - Everything is material!
Me - No! That is a mental "no".
You - Everything is physical!
Me - No!
As long as you in effect you a dichotomy of everything is the same as physical and everything else is magical, then I will answer - No!
Reality is a lot of factors and all factors can't be made the same as one. Neither with science nor with God.
Considering I made neither of those claims, there is no point in responding to the rest.
Maybe YOU can show an example of mind without brain? Because until we have that there is nothing to discuss here.
"The Word" = The Bible?No, I'm saying the poster IS immortal ( even though they don't know it yet ),
but I'm saying the "Word" is eternal ( no beginning and no end ),
and comes before us.
You are effectively using the god of the gaps' argument right now. This doesn't interest me.No, but you can't reduce that "no" down to hard science.
It is contented duality of in effect objective and subjective.
You are effectively using the god of the gaps' argument right now. This doesn't interest me.
So I will go ahead and assume you can not produce an example of mind without brain?
Of course you can't, because no such example exists.
Which is why these duality arguments inevitably collapse into themselves.
That's the only rational explanation.
And claims require evidence.
Got any?
"The Word" = The Bible?
Because we definitely came before the Bible.
You admit you have a "mind", but don't know what that said "mind" is...
I know I have a mind, and I KNOW what my said "mind" is .
If you "close" your mind off from the GREATER "Mind" that permeates us ALL ?
Again : "mind" is what is called "spirit"......
So in effect, you are claiming yourself to be "mindless".
If that is what you wish to call it when people think evidence is important, sure... I am "biased" to statements that are actually supported by evidence.That's because you are biased.
But thanks. The more rational explanation is, you dont really and truly know.
Ok. Since I didn't make that claim, not does it provide any sort of forward motion to your assertion that sleep is an example of mind without brain, I'm left to scratch my head at your purpose of posting this.
Try to focus.
You admit you have a "mind", but don't know what that said "mind" is...
I know I have a mind, and I KNOW what my said "mind" is .
So how do you ever expect to really learn anything of real value ?
If you "close" your mind off from the GREATER "Mind" that permeates us ALL ?
Again : "mind" is what is called "spirit"......which you profess is non existent ( in YOUR "mind" )
So in effect, you are claiming yourself to be "mindless".
and it shows
ANY "word"