How's about "climate is always changing and a 1 degree increase is positive, yet so minuscule that there's really nothing to talk about". — stoicHoneyBadger
Notice that such utterances are not either true or false; if they misfire, it is in some other way than by truth value. — Banno
I don't know what you're asking — Bartricks
how worthy is the human existence itself — javi2541997
First rule of assassination. Kill the assassin! — Captain Kirk
It is impossibleto separate a cube into two cubes, or a fourth power into two fourth powers, or in general, any power higher than the second, into two like powersfor there to be a world without causality. I have discovered a truly marvelous proof of this, which this margin is too narrow to contain. — Agent Smith/Pierre de Fermat
Instead of being a perpetual sadness they try to understand it and connect some characters related to the same topic — javi2541997
Western folks fear death — Haglund
Completely. I would sound as a crazy boy but for me that specific act was so pure and authentic. At least the Nipponese died defending their thousand years old values and history… beautiful doesn’t it? — javi2541997
It is not necessarily connected to wars. You can feel stressed for whatever reason in our Western cities. I wanted to point out that while in Japanese arts the death is accepted, in the Western is seen as pure dramatic and it looks like you are forced to live — javi2541997
Yes, Suicide is the last thing I do. But depression being caused by serotonin deficiency overlooks, in my optimist opinion, the cause for the deficiency, which in a broader context can be seen as an effect of depressing causes. Somehow, the view that neurotransmitter shortage is the cause has it backwards. Depressing circumstances can do the trick. — Haglund
So, we're just sacks of chemistry? :chin: — Neil deGrasse Tyson
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A Sum of infinite complex vectors, with time-variable lengths and rotating with time dependent angular velocities, similar to, but not to be confused with Fourier series:
c1(t)eiω1t+c2(t)eiω2t+c3(t)eiω3t+...cn(t)eiωnt...c∞(t) — Haglund
Depression:
The minimum of the God Function, of which sights have been reported. Its exact shape remains largely unknown. Progress is being made though, and probably within the current decade the problem is solved. Breakthroughs have recently been achieved. — Haglund
Atheism:
The Hermitian conjugate of the God Function. Though it has been conjectured It's the inverse. Depends on the God Function. Extremist atheists consider the minus symbol sufficient. — Haglund
Pessimism:
The constant function f(x)=−∞ — Haglund
So, how can we describe a cause with math? — Haglund
Most interesting. — Ms. Jane Marple
Yes, it does seem that Nietzsche's approach was about looking beyond the 'animal' aspect of the human being as Gus Lamarch suggested. I was just looking at Colin Wilson's discussion of Nietzsche in, 'The Outsider'. Wilson suggests an interpretation which is more about the development of the inner aspects of the human being, saying how Nietzsche, asked himself about happiness and the nature of delusion and,
'His imagination set to work on the problem, to conceive a man great enough to affirm. Not the Hero- no hero could ever command a philosopher's complete admiration. But the prophet, the saint, the man of action; or, perhaps, a combination of all four? ' in this way, Nietzsche's emphasis can be seen as going beyond the animal and irrational aspects of human nature, and of becoming the highest possible example of how a person may become. — Jack Cummins
People can't understand me cause I m 1000years ahead — dimosthenis9
Nein,
God is the most unimaginable being. — SpaceDweller
Most interesting — Ms. Marple
Ya, it does. The ultimate simple is not a part (one of many), but the Whole (all-encompassing Unity).
But, a better name for that unpartitioned infinite Potential might be a "holicale" (play on Holism). :joke: — Gnomon
My understanding of what Nietzsche meant by beyond good and evil was not about ignoring life and pain. It was more about the conventional superficialities and appearance of 'kindness' represented in the development of Christianity. — Jack Cummins
God Potential — Gnomon
The origin of prayer could be the toddler's habit of her needy, pre-linguistic 'call' for her mother's tit and the soothing 'response' from her mother as the she suckles. — 180 Proof
mystery — Alkis Piskas
No one's ever made the first jump. — Tank
A big issue as depression it is not as simple as a "deficiency" on neurochemical serotonin. This is probably just the scientific explanation but goes this illness goes further. I cannot count or "mathematise" why a depressed citizen ends up killing himself.. — javi2541997
If you are only familiar with high school mathematics then you have literally no clue what mathematics actual is. — I like sushi
Most people have no idea what mathematics is — I like sushi
