A common expression is "think about it" or "think it over," or on
other occasions, "don't think about it".

Why would you want someone to "think"? Do thoughts create things?

The antithesis of thoughts seems to be prayer. Some people meditate or
goes so far into meditation as to pray. If instead, they projected
thoughts, their thoughts could possibly hurt people according to their
line of thinking.

If I stopped thinking, would Rene Descartes still exist? He is the one
who said I think therefore I am. Wasn't he really thinking "I don't
think, therefore I am."? Sounds like a type of Hell. Al little
different than Dark Night of the Soul which is what Mother Teresa
claimed to experience.

C3

On Apr 22, 4:41 am, C3 aol.com> wrote:

Yes. Edison had to think a light-bulb, phongraph before he stole the
first idea and invented the second. Newton had to think through his
idea of planetary motion before he was able to create his Principia
Mathematica.

Prayer is light pissing in the wind, or spitting in the ocean. Fuck
all good happens.

If you stopped thinking? Maybe you should start sometime?

On Mon, 21 Apr 2008 20:41:11 -0700, C3 wrote:

this is alt.philosophy. "things"? "Create?" "huh?"

Thoughts do not create things because thoughts do create things.

A contradiction has been created. Is it thought that has created this or
just the words used?

Is creation something from nothing, or just a different something made
from old ones?

On 23 Apr, 15:36, ZerkonX X.net> wrote:

On Wed, 23 Apr 2008 09:45:52 -0700, chazwin wrote:

The incoherence might be in that I was not responding to you!!

My only 'objection' was the use of such words without setting up some
definition or taking the definitions for granted.

Questions like "Do thoughts create things?" can be answered in all kinds
of ways, even with contradiction ("Thoughts do not create things because
thoughts do create things") as an example.