No you said; Your inability to frame your opinions beyond simple assertions shows how weak your opinions are. (you never replied).
But keep repeating them. I fear your fragile mind could not withstand otherwise. (wrong again, I've answered long replies).
I didn't decide to deflect anything.
Originally posted by daniel58Yes, you failed to see the point that asserting something doesn't make it true. And all you did was assert. Again.
No you said; Your inability to frame your opinions beyond simple assertions shows how weak your opinions are. (you never replied).
But keep repeating them. I fear your fragile mind could not withstand otherwise. (wrong again, I've answered long replies).
I didn't decide to deflect anything.
Originally posted by karoly aczel…Stuff that people believe that is supposed to be outside the realms of 'existence'.
1.goto 2
2. humour me again?
3. imagenary 'religous ' thoughts and the like.You know what i mean? Stuff that people believe that is supposed to be outside the realms of 'existence'.
It does seem to shape our reality though....
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I take it you are referring to superstition?
…It does seem to shape our reality though.....
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Delusions usually do.
Originally posted by karoly aczelOK, let's check this variation of yours, and let's have it at a smaller scale -we could talk a bit, not about the creation of the whole world but solely about the creation of a tiny observer within our world.
All thinking.
With our minds we create the world.
Care to refute?
So kindly please explain which way our mind created the flower that you offered the other day to your Lady😵
Originally posted by karoly aczel…All thinking.
All thinking.
With our minds we create the world.
Care to refute?
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So all thinking is “clear positive thinking”?
what about if I hear thunder and think “No! the gods must be angry!” (some people probably thought this in medieval times -perhaps some people still do! -even some people (religious nuts) in this forum!) would this be “clear positive thinking”?
…With our minds we create the world.
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I think that must be false. I assume you are using the extreme and, I think, absurd interpretation of quantum mechanics that says nothing exists until a conscious observer observes it? -if so, this begs the question who observed the first observer etc -nothing wrong with quantum physics -just this particular extreme interpretation of it.