"thanks for your reply. I don't mind considering the possibility of there being a "why" to all of this. But even if there is, discarding the old concept of "god" would be helpful. I liken it to a realization…"
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A definition for God
Started this discussion. Last reply by Will Hope Jul 2, 2012. 19 Replies 0 Likes
Hey everyone! This is my 1st post here. Last night I was studying the human brain for my following exam. So when I got to the neuron impulses and neurotransmitters, I found it funny that all the…Continue
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Nick Stephenson replied to Bogdan Stefan R's discussion A definition for God"How do you expect your limited senses, and our limited technology to detect the totality of the Multiverse and whether or not it is indeed music or chaos. Order emerges out of chaos, this is a fact, as you are clearly a being of harmony,…"
Nick Stephenson replied to Bogdan Stefan R's discussion A definition for God"I personally define God as consciousness of any sort, and do believe there are conscious states that are higher than we are aware of. Some may say then, "well then are you saying I am god?". I would say yes, but…"
Tea Bitsadze replied to Bogdan Stefan R's discussion A definition for God"well said "the paralyzing grandness of chaos"."
Jesse C replied to Bogdan Stefan R's discussion A definition for God"Too right...
If we teach them to be interested in whats relevant to survival they shouldn't be interested in such a thing. Also they can't know of car bombs and build them if they don't know they exist. Remove the…"
Phillip Boutwell replied to Bogdan Stefan R's discussion A definition for God"You seem to have a pretty good understanding. You're really close. Just keep learning. The more you learn, the more you expand your consciousness and are better able to wrap your head around the big ideas."
Will Hope replied to Bogdan Stefan R's discussion A definition for God"Somehow kids can learn the methods of science and still be motivated to make a car bomb out of it."
Will Hope replied to Bogdan Stefan R's discussion A definition for God"if it really was music and you could hear it... but it's more like chaotic noise. Sounds like the absence of "god" to me. I don't know why scientists even bother to try to use the word god. It's…"
Will Hope replied to Bogdan Stefan R's discussion A definition for God"I don't see how merely networked processors and data banks would constitute consciousness in any way. It is a new commons of information, a resource we use for individual/group purposes, but the whole itself does not draw on its…"
The Shiznit replied to Bogdan Stefan R's discussion A definition for God"Related? Michio Kaku proposes that God is a pea brain? lol
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P-branes"
Jesse C replied to Bogdan Stefan R's discussion A definition for God"I do love discussing and thinking about these sort of ideas and philosophy in general. But I'm not sure if this theory could be proven (well not right now anyway). There would be too much faith riding on it in order to believe in…"
The Shiznit replied to Bogdan Stefan R's discussion A definition for God"A military officer talking about Eugenics. uh oh! :-)"
John Graff replied to Bogdan Stefan R's discussion A definition for God"How are we creating this "higher consciousness"? What do you mean by that?
I think when most people say "God," they literally mean a god. They mean some sort of ethereal life-form or power that created the universe. Anything…"
Richard Lennox replied to Bogdan Stefan R's discussion A definition for God"Interesting, hypothetical God could be kind of common conciousness of all people,animals, maybe all life on earth or even more "occurences". Just as in "Athene's theory of everything" it would be transcendental neuronal…"
Jarod Phillip Benowitz replied to Bogdan Stefan R's discussion A definition for God"I believe the multiverse concept arose from Quantum Electrodynamics where if something is physically possible it must occur. A multiverse would simply be an infinite variations of possible outcomes rather than impossible ones. On the other…"
Bogdan Stefan R replied to Bogdan Stefan R's discussion A definition for God"That's why I thought of this too. I just didn't want to complicate things too much from the beginning and was waiting for someone to bring this up :). In the cerebral hemispheres, there is distance between neuronal impulses which…"
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Condemning others to validate ourselves.
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Nathaniel Mortazavi replied to Lore's discussion Condemning others to validate ourselves."Cognitive dissonance. One of the most irritating human traits."
Nathaniel Mortazavi replied to Lore's discussion Condemning others to validate ourselves."Absolutely, I completely agree. The only way to solve the problem is to eliminate the cause.
Exactly, the shooter gains worldwide fame over night. Why would a resentful, friendless, lonely, insane young man who wanted to leave an impression on the…"
Aya replied to Aya's discussion The ethical implications of "Temporal Isolation""From the last three lines of your post, I'm assuming you are applying the "better safe than sorry" mentality to life-rights over all of time. This addresses points 3) and 5) of my post on Wed 5/15, but does not address points 1),…"
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Anthony D replied to Lore's discussion Condemning others to validate ourselves."An issue in the context of your reply is the so-called "mad/bad debate". And it very much plays into the perception of these rather extreme forms of criminal behavior.
From a legal and forensic psychological standpoint a…"
Lore replied to Lore's discussion Condemning others to validate ourselves."Interesting. I think that just being aware that our behavior is not always justified and taking on some personal responsibility can go a long way."
Lore replied to Lore's discussion Condemning others to validate ourselves."Maybe I take empathy and attempting to understand such actions by people to the extreme, but I think it is important to understand the causes of such behavior. You do bring up a good point about school shootings Nathaniel, in that the media makes…"
Nathaniel Mortazavi replied to Lore's discussion Condemning others to validate ourselves."I agree with the principle to an extent. However, in the case of school shooters, I don't think it can be justified. Same with rape. There's definitely a line, but like you said, those are the most extreme cases.
On the topic of mass…"
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