Prove it.
Prove the opposite, Marduk. You can't.

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Prove it.
I find it fascinating that you criticize Randall for making an assumption by making an assumption about what he bases his argument on, instead of attacking that argument directly.
While claiming that he will never begin to understand something that you clearly also do not understand.
You are making an emotional argument where there is no emotional component to argue.
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This might help: Terms of Service and Rules | The Paracast Community ForumsI probably should have said 'Randel's word on that?'.
Online Survival Guide: 9 Tips for Dealing with Idiots on the InternetI find it fascinating that you criticize Randall for making an assumption by making an assumption about what he bases his argument on, instead of attacking that argument directly. While claiming that he will never begin to understand something that you clearly also do not understand. You are making an emotional argument where there is no emotional component to argue.
And if you understood logic, you’d know that the one making the assertion is the one that has the burden of proof making the assertion.Prove the opposite, Marduk. You can't.Nor are you familiar with the scope of phenomenological, biological, ethological, and Affective Neuroscientific approaches to and investigations of the nature of consciousness and mind.
I missed you too!It's a long time since I've received personal swipes from you, @marduk. I must say the interim has been pleasant. As usual, you have no conception of what I'm referring to or the research behind it. You just don't like it. Your response falls into my category of 'tuff shit'.
I missed you too!
Love and kisses,
Marduk
In all seriousness, I think your base assertion is that consciousness isn’t created by the brain, it’s facilitated by it.Marduk, you're such a jerk.
Would love to read it but it's $39 for the PDF.@Soupie Ontological Emergence: How is That Possible? Towards a New Relational Ontology
i read it and thought of you... re panpsychism
Also
@Constance
Have read cassirer’s ‘The philosophy of symbolic form vol 3 the phenomenology of knowledge’
I think you might like it. I enjoyed it. He was a pal of heidegger apparently...
Also check out Ferreira’s work on meaning: If you’re interested some of it aligns closely with mine
MP’s visible and invisible is v much WIAMANSE![]()
Would love to read it but it's $39 for the PDF.
Ontological Emergence: How is That Possible? Towards a New Relational Ontol...: EBSCOhostYou can get a Xerox copy of it free or at a very slight cost through Interlibrary Loan, which is what I plan to do.
Also
@Constance
Have read cassirer’s ‘The philosophy of symbolic form vol 3 the phenomenology of knowledge’
I think you might like it. I enjoyed it. He was a pal of heidegger apparently...
Also check out Ferreira’s work on meaning: If you’re interested some of it aligns closely with mine