Do you really think that it's our brain that produces thought?
Where do our thoughts come from? It comes from the "geist", the human spirit, the soul of mankind.
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DocSavage · M
A combination of features, created by evolution, physical senses, and experiences, with the addition of abstract perception.
Incredible as it is, we’re still mortal, and we function by natural not supernatural means.
Incredible as it is, we’re still mortal, and we function by natural not supernatural means.
sree251 · 41-45, M
@DocSavage
Of course, but we are not discussing a matter that is straightforward and doable.
Just observing a thing without any attempt to do something about it or with it gives freedom to explore. Is this not the intelligent way to reach the unknown?
Sure, but I’m trying to be practical.
Of course, but we are not discussing a matter that is straightforward and doable.
Just maybe everything we observe is exactly what it appears to be.
Especially in the natural world.
Especially in the natural world.
Just observing a thing without any attempt to do something about it or with it gives freedom to explore. Is this not the intelligent way to reach the unknown?
sree251 · 41-45, M
@DocSavage
Movement is relative to a point - any point - of reference. If you, the observer are that reference point, then everything (sun, moon, stars) does revolve around you. Creation is a theory invented by the observer which is an illusion in itself.
It does sound practical to the observer who still thinks so. To the observer who doesn't think so, it is anchored to the all powerful visible entity of the self.
People used to think the planet was stationary and the rest of the planets, the sun and the moon revolved around Earth within a huge glass dome, created by an all powerful invisible entity.
Movement is relative to a point - any point - of reference. If you, the observer are that reference point, then everything (sun, moon, stars) does revolve around you. Creation is a theory invented by the observer which is an illusion in itself.
All for some unknowable agenda.
Does that sound practical?
Does that sound practical?
It does sound practical to the observer who still thinks so. To the observer who doesn't think so, it is anchored to the all powerful visible entity of the self.
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