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life is that which is conscious, life is to be that which experiences and attributes meanings to its experiences and relates those meanings to its outside world, an outside world that by itself is utterly meaningless. This is the process of the creation of apparent reality relative to the experienci...

morality is made objective by the conscious subjective subject, it is not out there like fallen apples beneath a tree.

Music is energy, vibration, and frequency, reality and life are vibration energy, and frequency. Music perks the biological rhythms into lowering or heightening the functions of life. A mood-modifying drug this music. It affects you even when you are unaware. Music affects the emotional life and the...

Morality is a meaning, and all meanings are derived from the experiences of conscious subjects and are never the property of the object or the physical world as an object... Repeating an erroneous claim, one you find impossible to defend, will not make your case for you. You would have to show that...

One might think over the eons that human compassion for his fellow creatures would enable the species to see through this oppressive burden of free will and console and deal with the necessities of those dealt a greater burden than one's own. Transform the judicial system and rid ourselves of the i...

Morality is a meaning, and all meanings are derived from the experiences of conscious subjects and are never the property of the object or the physical world as an object. Apparent reality is as it seems due to the constitutions of reactive organisms, apparent reality is entirely dependent on how bi...

All life on the planet in all its forms untied in essence are reactive creatures tied to the greater reality of the earth and the cosmos. If this were not so evolutionary adaptation could not occur. The Earth plays its organisms as an instrument and the melody it plays through them resonates through...

I read all that. Now, I'm asking you a question: what does the phrase "X is wrong " mean? Does it imply anything for anybody but the speaker? Does it imply anything about a particular action (like slavery)? Does it imply any duty for society? Or does it mean nothing at all. The phrase see...

Let's see if this is correct. Let's take the axiom, "Slavery is wrong." We probably all agree with that, right? But if not, let's still use it as our example, since it doesn't change anything either way whether we happen to favour it or not: we're discussing the meaning of the sentence, n...

Subjective experiences and their meanings to the biological subject constitute all meanings including systems of morality. Let's see if this is correct. Let's take the axiom, "Slavery is wrong." We probably all agree with that, right? But if not, let's still use it as our example, since i...

Can anyone here give us an example of human behavior that is not the impulse of free will, if so, how does this come about, this rogue example of no free will or does it have a cosmos of peers? Is free will only true under certain conditions and if so, what are those conditions? I believe all human ...

Biological consciousness is the measure and the meaning of all things. Subjective experiences and their meanings to the biological subject constitute all meanings including systems of morality. The thoughts and sentiments of subjective awareness give experiences their subjective meanings and are the...

Obama Gay? WHO CARES!! MAYBE HIS WIFE?

I think gun control or lack thereof is due to the psyche of America itself, America is all-powerful, presently, but sees the whole world as its enemy, with a mind fix of world domination. This is what happens I guess; it is a sick psyche, and its population has been programmed to be in tune with it....

Dontaskme wrote: ↑Fri Aug 11, 2023 2:59 pm No one is observing. Implies there is only observing, one without a second, and is the paradox of this immediate never-not-observing.

No, it is a bit of nonsense.