3017Metaphysician wrote:Is that another way of saying you can't support your position?
No, I'm just trying to give you advice on how not to look as someone that can't be taken seriously, someone that is not just a mere agitator.
3017Metaphysician wrote:
We're confused, weren't you arguing for some chaotic system to substantiate your claim?
You might be confused, not my fault. And no, evidently, I wasn't arguing for that.
3017Metaphysician wrote:
Great! Then tell us how things could be differently? Share your theory if you have one!
In my "theory", if you want to call it like that, there's no first cause.
3017Metaphysician wrote:
Sure, you can't explain the ladder's existence, but you use it anyway. Hence, your argument seems to be saying the blind is leading the blind, no? In other words, since you don't know where Singularity came from, and you don't know how biological life forms emerged from matter, you really don't know the nature of all existence.
Once you confirm the ladder's existence, you can test it and actually go upward and downward with it, not precisely what you would call moving blindly. We don't know everything of how biological life emerged from inanimate matter, but we do know it is still made of matter.
3017Metaphysician wrote:
How is the world exclusively material and purely objective? Maybe you're thinking about some platonic realm of numbers!!
You wouldn't take a step out of bed at the start of each day if the world wasn't material and real.
3017Metaphysician wrote:
Great! If QM has been 'tested and confirmed", does that mean spooky action at a distance causes stuff to happen? Or, does it mean that time itself (relatively) is a metaphysical phenomenon? Please share your thoughts if you have any!!
Quantum phenomena is real for particles. General relativity is real for macroscopic objects. We don't know yet the unifying theory of both levels. That's it. No bearded old man sending magic rays is needed to explain anything.
3017Metaphysician wrote:
Does that mean you really can't support your assertions about consciousness? You know that there are existing phenomena that is considered logically impossible?
What assertions about consciousness?
You obviously ignore the distinction between analytic propositions and synthetic propositions. God, for example, defined as an omnipotent and omniscient being, is logically impossible, but that comes from the definition itself.
3017Metaphysician wrote:
Keep trying Countess!!
As the internet agitator that you are, you insist on this as a way of mockery or insult, hoping your provocation gets me hooked on you. Too bad (for you) that I'm old enough to read what's behind this childish outburst, that says more about you than about me. In any case, that will be the last one before I put you on the hide list. Not that I'll be missing anything of worth.