/phi/ - Philosophy

On the Origin of Life, Ideas for a sustenible capitalism user3234532 21/12/03(Fri)14:55 No. 14862 [Reply]

please reshare on other sites:

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Anonymous 25/06/27(Fri)15:50 No. 16651

it's gone

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Anonymous 26/03/18(Wed)00:46 No. 17131

its so fucking over

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Anonymous 26/03/18(Wed)04:00 No. 17132

The origin of life? Wait until abiogenesis and add some consciousness to the mess.
Sustainable capitalism? Make a race of robots that exist to make living beings happy.
I don't know what was in the link, but probably something like this.

Dupliter dual symmetry across linear perception Guest 26/02/27(Fri)19:06 No. 17118 [Reply]

Why living in a mirror universe can be directly influenced.

Masterarbeit schlüsselfertig gesucht Annabel 26/02/15(Sun)16:54 No. 17106 [Reply]

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Hallo zusammen! Ich suche Profis, die eine Masterarbeit von Grund auf schreiben können. Das Thema ist recht spezifisch, daher brauche ich einen kompetenten Autor. Wer kennt Seiten mit einer großen Autoren-Datenbank, wo man Details besprechen kann? Danke für die Hilfe, die Prüfungszeit naht!

A Modern Great The Saturn Lover 26/02/14(Sat)00:10 No. 17105 [Reply]

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"Don't be afraid of the future; it doesn't include you: it only removes you." - M. "Spider" Cummings, 2001.

"Make a mix or make them mad[...] understand that the reason for the chase is your rent." - M. "Spider" Cummings, 1993.

"It's a desperate state— I find— when you're holding up the peace... [you] signed your name to the contract to get yourself some combat[...] [y]ou've got a choice: much due respect or beat into submission[...]" - M. "Spider" Cummings, 1994.

"[I]t's all for one[... b]lood in the streets (of downtown Tokyo,) but the prayers of the weak get answered like a shot[: a t]est of the body, test of the mind; the future's on time[, ...]the future's unkind." - M. "Spider" Cummings, 1995.

"When you've lost your head[, you're] hanging on to the last worn thread." - M. "Spider" Cummings, 2006.

I hope y'all enjoy the wisdom from potentially the greatest philosopher of the "21st century killing machine" (M. "Spider" Cummings, 2001) and can take some lessons from his marvelous experiences that he so eloquently describes to us.

Is Hedonism an Asceticism? Anonymous 22/07/22(Fri)06:51 No. 15011 [Reply]

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For example — although this thread should not be limited to them — I was thinking about the hikikomori. Don't they resemble monks in their seclusion? Is there something to this? Discuss.

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Anonymous 26/01/01(Thu)07:12 No. 17051

Asceticism can be considered a method within hedonism, since it can lead to greater and more refined pleasure.

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Anonymous 26/01/01(Thu)10:51 No. 17052

Anyone trying to preach peasant go go gadget history is three raccoons in a trench coat

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Anonymous 26/01/01(Thu)10:52 No. 17053

Anyone trying to preach peasant go go gadget history is three raccoons in a trench coat

Philosophy Parmenides 23/05/31(Wed)18:45 No. 15297 [Reply]

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>Be me, Parmenides, ancient Greek philosopher
>Spent years pondering the nature of reality and existence
>People think I'm crazy for claiming that only "Being" is real
>Decide to prove them wrong
>Walk into a local marketplace and start questioning everything
>"Is this stall real? Is this fruit real? Is anything real?"
>Confuse the merchants and shoppers with my deep thoughts
>They think I'm just some weird guy with a beard
>Continue with my philosophical inquiries
>"If change is an illusion, does that mean I can eat infinite gyros?"
>People give me strange looks and back away slowly
>Decide to take a break and go to a nearby tavern
>Get into a debate with some drunk dudes about the nature of truth
>We end up philosophizing over pints of ale
>People start to gather around, fascinated by our discussion
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Anonymous 23/05/31(Wed)21:54 No. 15299

Look man, I'll be honest with you - that's pretty deep.

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Anonymous 26/01/01(Thu)07:04 No. 17050

I mean, "real" is the term we use to distinguish things that exist for everyone from things that only exist in your mind. So, yes, if you think that only "Being" is real, then you really are crazy.

Anonymous 21/04/13(Tue)18:34 No. 14733 [Reply]

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Something seems off to me about this.
It's basically saying abuse should be ignored, and that those that engage in accountability-based reasoning or deterrent reasoning are weak.
That doesn't make a lick of sense.
Sounds like the motto of a predator.

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Anonymous 21/05/26(Wed)06:56 No. 14768

This is just a quote from einstein. He surely doesn't mean it. People that take that too to heart create problems in people. Also yes it means you ignore obvious problems in the world to save yourself. It's unethical.

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Anonymous 23/07/30(Sun)00:01 No. 15323

These are the people whom allow promotion of violence/conflict as virtue

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Anonymous 26/01/01(Thu)06:55 No. 17048

Strong people don't seek forgiveness, for their mind can be moved only by their own will.
Forgiveness is only necessary when you're weak enough to be hurt but know not to torture yourself beyond that.

??? lenaballerina 25/11/26(Wed)19:19 No. 17002 [Reply]

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Sometimes i think humanity is a disgusting concept.

But how do we know what to make of something? Is it beautiful or sickening? It's like going down a rabbit hole, each experience guiding your path, as you go further.

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Anonymous 25/11/27(Thu)04:50 No. 17004

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>>17003
hm, to revise somewhat

appreciate the whole and increase/fortify the positive

pros/cons, sustainability, balance, etc etc

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Anonymous 25/11/27(Thu)14:06 No. 17007

>>17004
It's a simple matter of taste and preference. Not everyone has to be into exactly the same things. What is more to say about it?

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Anonymous 26/01/01(Thu)06:13 No. 17046

Past experience. The sum of all past experience related to the object.
The foundation of all is that a perfectly inactive mind is perfectly pleasant. And when the mind is pleasant, whatever it perceives is beautiful... Unless your past experience overwrites this.
And upon this foundation, as the mind keeps flowing from delightful inactivity to stressful activity and back, countless things are evaluated based on how the mind feels right now, and temporal preferences are built. Them preferences delude the mind and keep it from returning to the primordial emptiness.

fate, destiny and prayers to the highest one Anonymous 25/12/24(Wed)20:34 No. 17042 [Reply]

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Every day righ now I dream of niggers and hoes. How many more times will I have to ask God for niggers to suffer the worst fate possible?

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Anonymous 25/12/24(Wed)20:59 No. 17043

>>17042
you'll grow up and your best friend is going to be black.
he's going to die a terrible, agonizing death, and you're gonna remember this.

Anonymous 25/11/12(Wed)02:35 No. 16962 [Reply]

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What do you anons think of the philosophy of John Maus?

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Anonymous 25/11/13(Thu)19:50 No. 16970

I don't know anything other than that I love his album we must become the pitiless sensors of ourselves. Really nice vibe for certain occasions or driving. If you mean his music as philosophy, it's pretty great in some ways, but ultimately, I prefer something that is balls to the wall insane.

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Anonymous 25/12/20(Sat)06:12 No. 17036

>>16970
Songs is definitely a balls to the wall insane record