..." is driven by the longing for the kind of certainty with respect to externals which attaches to ER phenomena; that postulated externals must (somehow, somewhere, in some way), "exist" (or not) in same tangible, indubitable way as the scent of a rose I experience "exists" (or does not). But, by our premise, nothing exists --- *in that sense* --- except the ER and its contents. It is ...

On Mon, 15 Sep 2008 20:34:21 +0100, Enzo Matrix wrote: Mick the Merciless wrote: ...Tony Orlando. Probably Indubitably! I should get a prize for that. <lol> -- MTM. <Heu! Tintinnuntius meus "A drum, a drum; Mickbeth doth come."

Mick the Merciless wrote: ...Tony Orlando. Probably Indubitably! -- Enzo I wear the cheese. It does not wear me.

... proposed three laws of qualia, or "functional criteria that need to be fulfilled in order for certain neural events to be associated with qualia" by philosophers of the mind: "Qualia are irrevocable and indubitable. You don't say 'maybe it is red but I can visualize it as green if I want to'. An explicit neural representation of red is created that invariably and automatically 'reports' ...

...face of new threats posed by an ever-increasing capacity for lying." For early societies making the first use of language, there had to be some context in which statements were reliably and indubitably true. That context, in Rappaport's view, was sanctity. This feature has been retained to a considerable degree in modern religions, which are centered around sacred truths, such as "The Lord...

... societies. With this elaboration came greater opportunities for 'freeloaders' to cheat the system by deception. There must be "...some context in which statements were reliably and indubitably true.".. ...scared truths which are unverifiable and unfalsifiable along with the communal rituals of religion provide committed individuals with defense "against the lie" ...there are good examples ...

... something or that we can’t stand the pain of being rejected. We feel hostile because we vigorously believe that people who behave unfairly to us absolutely should not act the way they indubitably do, and that it is utterly insufferable when they frustrate us. Like stoicism, a school of philosophy that existed some two thousand years ago, rational emotive behavior therapy holds that there ...

...example of ID. Rousseau was god? How cool. Then so is Eric Clapton. 5. The "Man in the Moon" is the abstract creation of billions of observers, and therefore is indubitably the world's most notorious example of ID. The Man in the Moon is a rather recent western invention. [Hammond] That's funny, because Western explorers discovered an unknown stone ...

...> Jefferson, and therefore was "designed" directly by God and is an example of ID. Rousseau was god? How cool. Then so is Eric Clapton. 5. The "Man in the Moon" is the abstract creation of billions of observers, and therefore is indubitably the world's most notorious example of ID. The Man in the Moon is a rather recent western invention. Yer loosin it.

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