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Do we have ontological priority?

Do we have ontological priority?

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Originally posted by dottewell
Ah, got it now...













You're a moron.
leave your quips and silliness for the general forum, I'm sure its appreciated there...as for you I'll think I'll take Nietzsches's maxim "Those you dont teach to fly teach to fall the faster"

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Originally posted by Vladamir no1
No I'm not I'm just linguistically elaborating to exemplify an explaination that i'm slowly getting very tired of explaining...
Translation: You are just playing around with words you don't understand. Did I get this right?

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Originally posted by Nordlys
Translation: You are just playing around with words you don't understand. Did I get this right?
No u didn't , i'm utilising concepts through words that others dont (unfortunately) understand 🙁

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Originally posted by Vladamir no1
No u didn't , i'm utilising concepts through words that others dont (unfortunately) understand 🙁
Your hero, Nietzsche, wrote as clearly as possible because he was desperate to be understood. You write as obscurely as possible because you don't understand.

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Originally posted by dottewell
Your hero, Nietzsche, wrote as clearly as possible because he was desparate to be understood. You write as obscurely as possible because you don't understand.
Nietzsche is not my hero...........I really cant believe you guys dont understand the term 'ontological priority'...

Anyway this thread is becoming unutilitarian so I'll leave you 'few' to your semantic games....

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Originally posted by Vladamir no1
Nietzsche is not my hero...........I really cant believe you guys dont understand the term 'ontological priority'...

Anyway this thread is becoming unutilitarian so I'll leave you 'few' to your semantic games....
Not only that, but it's lost its servicibility, through the cognition of syntax abuse and interlinear nomial albeitness.

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Originally posted by FreakyKBH
Not only that, but it's lost its servicibility, through the cognition of syntax abuse and interlinear nomial albeitness.
Syntax abuse implies misuse of sentence construction, I'm wondering if that really happened or you just jumped on my use of the word 'semantic' and delved into the world of linguistic terminology...How trite of you.............

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Originally posted by Vladamir no1
Syntax abuse implies misuse of sentence construction, I'm wondering if that really happened or you just jumped on my use of the word 'semantic' and delved into the world of linguistic terminology...How trite of you.............
Are you available for children's parties?

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Originally posted by dottewell
Are you available for children's parties?
Please save it for the general forum, this is 'supposed' to be a relatively serious forum...

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Originally posted by Vladamir no1
Do we have ontological priority or do we possess an intrisic morality....
personally I think ontology wins, all we have that's intrinsic is primal urges, the need to procreate etc. Other than that we're a tabla rasa...
This doesn't make any sense.

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I think what he might be asking is something like, are we driven by biological urges alone or is there something else?

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Originally posted by Vladamir no1
Please save it for the general forum, this is 'supposed' to be a relatively serious forum...
Great use of quotation marks, too.

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Originally posted by Vladamir no1
Syntax abuse implies misuse of sentence construction, I'm wondering if that really happened or you just jumped on my use of the word 'semantic' and delved into the world of linguistic terminology...How trite of you.............
I am not anti-semantic.

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Originally posted by FreakyKBH
I am not anti-semantic.
very clever 🙂 Id rec you if I could 🙂

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Originally posted by Vladamir no1
Do we have ontological priority or do we possess an intrisic morality....
personally I think ontology wins, all we have that's intrinsic is primal urges, the need to procreate etc. Other than that we're a tabla rasa...
WTF does assigning a priority to the metaphysical study of the nature of being and existence have to do with you still having a blank slate for a brain?