06 Sep 14
Originally posted by coquetteOh dear, this sounds so intellectual, but so very intellectual, that I cannot reach, please help:
What are the chances?
what is the contemplative substance? things like Budah, stones, quartz, are not substances, therefore, not part of subject.
Maybe water, running over rocks.. H2O.. I could contemplate that for ever... 🙂
06 Sep 14
Originally posted by ChessPraxisOh I see now what you mean.. bit slow here .. sorrey.. quite naughty though and anti tea-parties if I understand correctly, but am 100% for it, can't live without and my cat Tilly would never survive without.
It's legal for recreational use where I live. 😕
I love gardening. 😉
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06 Sep 14
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Originally posted by Great Big SteesYep but I'll explain it anyway because it's so flippin' clever.
Jokes lose their appeal when they need to be explained.😳
The conditions are ideal, I said.
Idealism (from root "Ideal" / "idea" ) is the group of philosophies which assert that reality, or reality as we can know it is fundamentally mental, mentally constructed, or otherwise immaterial. " wikipedia
So the "substance" is ideas, and Coquette has to take one article of clothing off now. As they are not substantial anyway, might as well.
Is the appeal back?
06 Sep 14
Originally posted by JS357Being and Nothingness, the intentionality of our essential drive for meaning, our contemplation of the infinite, chi v tau, yin & yang, let me suggest our question. . . Why?
Yep but I'll explain it anyway because it's so flippin' clever.
The conditions are ideal, I said.
Idealism (from root "Ideal" / "idea" ) is the group of philosophies which assert that reality, or reality as we can know it is fundamentally mental, mentally constructed, or otherwise immaterial. " wikipedia
So the "substance" is ideas, and Coquette has t ...[text shortened]... e of clothing off now. As they are not substantial anyway, might as well.
Is the appeal back?
06 Sep 14
Originally posted by coquette"Our essential drive for meaning" is basically due to us humans having an ego, and this famous "ego" generates the need to have explanations in order to cope with the fear of the unknown.
Being and Nothingness, the intentionality of our essential drive for meaning, our contemplation of the infinite, chi v tau, yin & yang, let me suggest our question. . . Why?