Ferdi wrote: ↑Sat Jul 20, 2019 7:32 am
For "Age".
You have so many entries in here that I have lost track of where you said what.
So what?
If there is any actual thing that I said, which you want to discuss, point out, disagree with, refute, or just show to be wrong, then just bring that one, or any of them, or all of them, up for all to see.
Many people have written many entries in here, and I would be quite surprised if there is just one person who has "kept track of where another one said what". It would be quite remarkable for one person to be able to keep track of all of what another one said.
Ferdi wrote: ↑Sat Jul 20, 2019 7:32 am I copied many of your lines
What do you mean by you 'copied' many of my lines?
Where did you copy them to, and, what for?
Ferdi wrote: ↑Sat Jul 20, 2019 7:32 ambut will just react on this one of yours:
"I neither believe nor disbelieve any thing."
If you say that it is out-of-context, you would be right
What do mean, "if I say that "it" is out-of-context"?
What is the "it", AND, why would I say, " "it" is out-of-context"?
I do not even know what the "context" is nor what the "it" is, for me to even consider saying " "it" is out of context".
Ferdi wrote: ↑Sat Jul 20, 2019 7:32 am but it strikes me as pretence of your stance.
So, IF i was to say some thing like "it is out of context", (which I have absolutely no idea what you are even talking about, and which I also wonder if I would even do such a thing), but anyway, IF I was to say " "it" is out-of-context" ", then that that would strike you as pretence of my stance, is fair enough. IF what I say would strike you in any particular way, then that is fair enough. The very reason why things strike you, the way they do, when some thing is put in front of you is obvious. BUT, what are you now assuming or believing is my "stance"?
If you assume or believe that saying
I neither believe nor disbelieve any thing is a "stance", then you are wrong. Me choosing neither to believe nor disbelieve any thing is just some thing I do. It is not some thing I believe I do, therefore it is not a "stance" at all.
For example, if i say i cook dinner every night, then that is not a "stance", but rather just some thing that i do. (For all you know it might be some thing i do not even like doing, so i certainly would never take a "stance" on it, but i still do it). If, however, i was to believe that dinner '
should be cooked every night', then that is a "stance". Can you spot and see/understand the difference? Or, are you talking about some thing else completely different?
Ferdi wrote: ↑Sat Jul 20, 2019 7:32 am You frequently ask for proof.
If someone keeps proposing some thing as being true and right, and expects "others" to accept it, then yes I frequently ask for proof. Is there something unusual, abnormal, or just plain wrong with doing this?
If yes, then please explain what they are, and how and why they are what you propose they are.
If no, then what was your point in saying that I frequently ask for proof?
How much of what you are told you just accept as being true and/or right?
Do you ever ask for proof?
Ferdi wrote: ↑Sat Jul 20, 2019 7:32 am Let me try to prove to you that your "neither believe nor disbelieve any thing" is nonsense.
Great. I would love to see do that.
Ferdi wrote: ↑Sat Jul 20, 2019 7:32 amThe very fact of you contributing your entries here is based on the simple belief that this correspondence-system will work, and moreover that you will still be alive for long enough to react on some comments.
False
and
False.
I do not believe such things, and, why would I even want to believe such things?
Just because you feel the need to believe such, to me ridiculous, things does not mean that "others" do that also.
So, your attempt at "trying to prove" that what I do is nonsense, is just (shall I call it) plain
nonsense.
If you believe such things as you wrote above, then so be it. But I certainly neither believe nor disbelieve any such things as that.
On another matter, if any person believes that they will be around long enough to react on some comments, then they are very sadly mistaken. There will always be some comments made, which people will not be around long enough to react on.
Ferdi wrote: ↑Sat Jul 20, 2019 7:32 amYou will have believed to remain alive when you purchased the food you have consumed today; etc.
"You will have believed to remain alive" is an order of words that would not even come into the thinking within this body, let alone be a belief that I would have. Therefore, what you are proposing here now is utter nonsense.
When i purchase food I have consumed "today", I have never had the thought, "I believe to remain alive".
If the thoughts within that body "of yours" are in the english language, then do "you" think in english?
If yes, then that is just what you do.
You do not have to believe you do it. You just do it no matter what. 'you' actually have no control over it. Therefore, it is not a "stance" you take. It just is
what IS.
If, however, the thoughts that are in that body are in two or more different languages, then "you" just think in different languages.
You do not have to believe you do that. You just do it. 'you' actually have no control over it. Therefore, once again, it is not a "stance" you take. It just is
what IS.
Now, if you tell me that you think in a certain language/s, then I either just accept that that is what "you" do, or I ask for proof. But there is no way that I could truly "try to prove" that "you" think one way or another. Only YOU know what thoughts there are, in that body.
Now for you to "try to tell me" what thoughts there are in this body, is at best complete nonsense. Only I can tell you what thoughts there are in this body. If you want to accept that what I am saying is true or not is at your discretion, either way is perfectly fine to me. But for you to "try to prove" what thoughts there are in this body would just be bordering on insanity. There is however one other thing, which you could actually do, and that is just ask for proof.
Either you have some actual evidence that
I believe or disbelieve some thing, or you do not. If you have some evidence, then let us readers see it. If, however, you are basing so called "evidence" on just what you assume and/or believe, then remember that that is what 'you believe' and not necessarily what 'I believe'.
Do not forget; There is a huge difference between 'you' and 'I'.