Philosophy Now Forum

metaphor is metaphor was my artistic fluid enrish and absolute copypaste of malevich white square on white square(1918. Oil on canvas). now i try to remake duchamps fountain of wisdom: Biology or nature is the "brackround" for all assumptions. I'm ruving the Socratic method, by the way. Re...

You know I almost believe you. i am starting to believe myself too that my engrish is not clear enough. Accepting something as being 100% true without 100% supporting evidence and no reasons to, is what being stupid is all about. maybe to people who believes in absolute truth that sounds like stupi...

Beliefs are founded on probabilities, not on absolutes, or else they are dogmatic, simple and nonsensical. sorry about my bad engrish but i am now trying to make colonoscopic or endoscopic examination of some english words: so, your beliefs are founded on probabilities and should be called assumpti...

The premise is wrong from the start as there is no reason to even assume a God...but if one does then one can only negate it using the same premises used to construct the delusion of one. "So, you believe.." so, you are reasoning from what presuppositions that there is no reason to even a...

The thing, is presupposed, giving rise to the dichotomies of nothing/something which are falsely opposites because they both presume thingness. absence of belief( that no deities exist)/belief( that some deities exist) are both presuming believable deities, same way that nothing/something are both ...

Two things... First, the truth is a human abstraction of reality. Therefore it is relative the the mind constructing it. The more a mind perceives or can incorporate into its mental models, abstractions, the more intricate its "truth" is. Second, reality is fluid, and truth is a static re...

in this case, the butler did it. no, sorry. the subject did it. whats stopping us not to go home after work every night driving like a drunken naked monkey who dont even remember the right door or what guns those angry people own? my old poison-maker granny could solve that like a cup of tea: -subje...