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I'm trying to keep it together, but the tone in here has gotten worse, not better, and I'm beginning to crack at the seams.

Then you need to get help Peacegirl, I'm sure if you ask, your family would help you find some appropriate professional help.
I knew someone would use my comment against me. I know you all so well.
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So what are you going to do now?
I don't know yet, but I have stayed here much longer than I anticipated.
So consider your options. You are in a bit of a bind, as you refuse to discuss any of your own material and you're completely incapable of leaving. Will you link to a few more anti-science crackpots for us? Provide more pointless 'intermission' links? Or perhaps just continue by insulting us and whining about how unfair we all are?
None of the above.

Choice D: Move on. :wave:
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Old 07-17-2013, 12:38 PM
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I'm talking numerical also.
I know you are.

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What gave you the idea that I am talking qualitative?
I don't think that. You seemed to think that I was speaking of qualitative identity because you accused me of viewing the connection of identity as relating to the psychological qualities that make me who I am. That was not the case. I was only speaking of numerical identity, just as you are.

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He gives an example of the hydra, whose head falls off and another head comes on. The YOU that was number 2 that just fell off is the same number 2 when the new head appears.
What is his argument for this?

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Anyway, this is getting old. People are challenging me without really trying to understand...
I'm trying to understand. I'm right here asking you about it. Right here and now.

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How do you think I am ever going to explain this knowledge with this deliberate resistance?
Step 1: Try explaining it.
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So what are you going to do now?
I don't know yet, but I have stayed here much longer than I anticipated.
So consider your options. You are in a bit of a bind, as you refuse to discuss any of your own material and you're completely incapable of leaving. Will you link to a few more anti-science crackpots for us? Provide more pointless 'intermission' links? Or perhaps just continue by insulting us and whining about how unfair we all are?
None of the above.

Choice D: Move on. :wave:
That isn't an option for you. You are not capable of this.
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Is 4.5 billion accurately described as "billions upon billions"? Isn't that like saying a 4.5 year old child is "years upon years old"? This is just like the "trillions upon trillions of babies born" line, exaggerated to the point of silliness, and all due to simple ignorance. And what is with the "perhaps"? Was the age of Earth unknown 30 years ago? Lessans research didn't include any cosmology?
Because you are being myopic. Just as I don't have to know the exact statistics of how many children die getting hit by a car every year, to know that teaching them how to look both ways will more than likely prevent them from being another statistic, Lessans did not have to give the exact date of the Earth (because it's an unimportant factoid) in order to explain the concept of why we will always be here to say "I".

Did you know that children perceive looming cars much less well than adults do?

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That's why very young children should not be trusted to cross by themselves. I read that children may think cars are friendly creatures and could walk out to greet them.
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So what are you going to do now?
I don't know yet, but I have stayed here much longer than I anticipated.
So consider your options. You are in a bit of a bind, as you refuse to discuss any of your own material and you're completely incapable of leaving. Will you link to a few more anti-science crackpots for us? Provide more pointless 'intermission' links? Or perhaps just continue by insulting us and whining about how unfair we all are?
None of the above.

Choice D: Move on. :wave:
That isn't an option for you. You are not capable of this.
I know you're trying to egg me on. Only when I don't come back will you know the answer.
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I'm talking numerical also.
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So why the need to qualify numerical and qualitative?

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I don't think that. You seemed to think that I was speaking of qualitative identity because you accused me of viewing the connection of identity as relating to the psychological qualities that make me who I am. That was not the case. I was only speaking of numerical identity, just as you are.
Fine, then we're on the same page, but I'm not interested in continuing this conversation. It's draining.

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He gives an example of the hydra, whose head falls off and another head comes on. The YOU that was number 2 that just fell off is the same number 2 when the new head appears.
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What is his argument for this?
It's an inference based on the clues that were given. You cannot prove this through the scientific method because no one has died and come back.

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Anyway, this is getting old. People are challenging me without really trying to understand...
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I'm trying to understand. I'm right here asking you about it. Right here and now.
But I've lost hope already. You will fight me tooth and nail just like you have fought me on his other discoveries. You think it's all bollocks.

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How do you think I am ever going to explain this knowledge with this deliberate resistance?
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Step 1: Try explaining it.
Ughhhhhh. What do you think I've been doing? Playing tiddly winks? :eek:
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Old 07-17-2013, 12:50 PM
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What is his argument for this?
It's an inference based on the clues that were given. You cannot prove this through the scientific method because no one has died and come back.
That is a non-answer. A weasel. An evasion. What is his reasoning for thinking that the next consciousness will be numerically identical to the previous one? Why does he think our consciousness will be reborn?

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Ughhhhhh. What do you think I've been doing? Playing tiddly winks? :eek:
Weaseling and evading. Just as you've done in this post. Just as you've been doing on every topic you've discussed here for the last two years.
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What is his argument for this?
It's an inference based on the clues that were given. You cannot prove this through the scientific method because no one has died and come back.
That is a non-answer. A weasel. An evasion. What is his reasoning for thinking that the next consciousness will be numerically identical to the previous one? Why does he think our consciousness will be reborn?

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Ughhhhhh. What do you think I've been doing? Playing tiddly winks? :eek:
Weaseling and evading. Just as you've done in this post. Just as you've been doing on every topic you've discussed here for the last two years.

Based on the definitions given if this is 'numerical identical', the person being born would have the same consciousness of the person who has died, And to me that would include all the memories and knowlecge of the person who has died. Only with 'qualitatively identical' can the memories and knowledge not be included, as then it would be a consciousness like the previous consciousness but not the exact same consciousness. How can it be numerical and not include the memories and knowledge of the previous?
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*takes a deep breath

Oh forget it. Sarcasm is wasted on the stupid.
True, but it is not wasted on the rest of us.

Yes, please continue, appart from the actual science and other real information being presented, Sarcasm is my favorite part. Even when directed at me, I can always turn it around and use it on someone else.
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Ughhhhhh. What do you think I've been doing? Playing tiddly winks? :eek:

If you are playing 'tiddly winks' you are certainly loosing, you have not gotten any in the cup, as none of your answers have hit the mark by actually addressing the question asked. Your score stands at 0, and it appears that is where it will stay, along with Lessans, who has also missed the cup on every shot he has taken.
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Then you need to get help Peacegirl, I'm sure if you ask, your family would help you find some appropriate professional help.
I knew someone would use my comment against me. I know you all so well.
If you know us all that well, why aren't you straight froward and honest with us?
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Maybe his version of consciousness is like some sort of cosmic clothing floating around. When you get born you get a set of consciousness clothes and when you die your clothes go floating across the death-gap and someone else has to put them on. Your clothing has forgotten all about you but you should rejoice anyway knowing that at some time in the future someone else is going to wear your hand-me-downs even if they don't know who donated them to the cosmic goodwill store in the first place.
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I read that children may think cars are friendly creatures and could walk out to greet them.
In Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy(movie version) an alien does that.

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So we've found another topic you won't discuss and can't answer questions about. What will you change the subject to now? And Lessans wrote that we get born again and again. How is that not saying that we get reborn?

You clearly don't understand Lessans at all, and will lie, weasel, and evade on any and every Lessans-related topic.
Personal immortality only means that you, your consciousness, will always be here. It has nothing to do with a connection to a previous life.
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Being YOUR consciousness is a connection to a previous life.

And you still haven't told me what it is that makes it the same consciousness.
You are of the mindset that there is a connection when you say "the same consciousness", therefore you will not understand this concept. There is no "same" consciousness. All he is trying to show is that your consciousness (not Spacemonkey, the individual that makes you who you are today) will always be here.
Then why not say a consciousness since the pronouns you and yours refer to the individual person you are speaking to?
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So we've found another topic you won't discuss and can't answer questions about. What will you change the subject to now? And Lessans wrote that we get born again and again. How is that not saying that we get reborn?

You clearly don't understand Lessans at all, and will lie, weasel, and evade on any and every Lessans-related topic.
Personal immortality only means that you, your consciousness, will always be here. It has nothing to do with a connection to a previous life.
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Being YOUR consciousness is a connection to a previous life.

And you still haven't told me what it is that makes it the same consciousness.
You are of the mindset that there is a connection when you say "the same consciousness", therefore you will not understand this concept. There is no "same" consciousness. All he is trying to show is that your consciousness (not Spacemonkey, the individual that makes you who you are today) will always be here.
Then why not say a consciousness since the pronouns you and yours refer to the individual person you are speaking to?
I agree, if it is "your consciousness" it would include all the things that make you who you are. If it looses all those individual identies, it becomes "A consciousness" and can then become another person.
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I read that children may think cars are friendly creatures and could walk out to greet them.
In Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy an alien does that.

Was that the part where they used the Babel fish to prove the non-existance of God, black was white, and white was black, and then were run down at a Zebra Crossing?
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Maybe his version of consciousness is like some sort of cosmic clothing floating around. When you get born you get a set of consciousness clothes and when you die your clothes go floating across the death-gap and someone else has to put them on. Your clothing has forgotten all about you but you should rejoice anyway knowing that at some time in the future someone else is going to wear your hand-me-downs even if they don't know who donated them to the cosmic goodwill store in the first place.

Then we must assume that the clothing goes through some sort of cosmic laundry, to wash out all the stinky bits, so it's fresh and clean for the next person. Locally we have a Salvation Army family store that has some real bargans, and it helps a good cause.
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Is Lessans now running that cosmic laundry?
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Did Lessans believe consciousness was an emergent property of a living brain, or something completely separate from the mind?
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Maybe his version of consciousness is like some sort of cosmic clothing floating around. When you get born you get a set of consciousness clothes and when you die your clothes go floating across the death-gap and someone else has to put them on. Your clothing has forgotten all about you but you should rejoice anyway knowing that at some time in the future someone else is going to wear your hand-me-downs even if they don't know who donated them to the cosmic goodwill store in the first place.

Then we must assume that the clothing goes through some sort of cosmic laundry, to wash out all the stinky bits, so it's fresh and clean for the next person. Locally we have a Salvation Army family store that has some real bargans, and it helps a good cause.
Haha - I almost added a part about a cosmic dry cleaner that gets any remaining bits of <insert some pronoun because I give up as to which one to use> but it's too early for me to play the personal pronoun game again without decompensating into a babbling pile of "fuck this".
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Spacemonkey (or anyone else) how did that thread finally end on IIDB? I can't remember whether I just wandered off bored after several thousand posts about vision or if it was in the middle of the diaspora and I was just distracted. Has she ever just gotten tired of it all and left for good without the thread being locked first?
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From what I can tell, all the IIDB threads got locked. Most of her threads around the web got locked.

We don't moderate here, hence her trouble leaving....and hence her utterly baffling whines about her "terrible" treatment here and need for compassion for "what she is going through", since participation and even visitation here is entirely voluntary on her part.
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I was just wondering if the show ever ends without someone having to cut the mike and drag her offstage.
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She has tried a couple of times. I think the longest lasted several weeks but most are just a few days, and so far she has always comes back. When she does return from one of these breaks it's like she has had a memory wipe...we took to calling them "resets". It seems to bother her that when she leaves we continue posting in the thread, and she doesn't want anything we say to go unanswered.

I am personally waiting for either a drama exit flail, or a deconversion from Lessantology. Maybe she'll surprise me with a quiet and unannounced permanent exit.
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