Become a part of the TranceAddict community!Frequently Asked Questions - Please read this if you haven'tSearch the forums
TranceAddict Forums > Main Forums > Chill Out Room > Mormons on TA.?
Pages (20): « 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 [15] 16 17 18 19 20 »   Last Thread   Next Thread
Share
Author
Thread    Post A Reply
Nrg2Nfinit
ItaloDiscoAddict



Registered: Sep 2001
Location: Ottawa

alon.. this is hilarious its like your talking to an answering machine


Like that episode of alvin and the chipmunks where he puts the tape player under his bed and david saville is like "ALVIIIIIIIN" and the tape plays "yes dad" and then dave says some more stuff and the tape ansewrs the questions!


LOL

Old Post Oct-29-2006 02:05 
Click Here to See the Profile for Nrg2Nfinit Click here to Send Nrg2Nfinit a Private Message Add Nrg2Nfinit to your buddy list Report this Post Reply w/Quote Edit/Delete Message
Subey
Her Soul Mate



Registered: Nov 2003
Location: The corner where 'l' resolves into '<'

quote:
Originally posted by Psy-T
.................................and this statement is based on what?


It is based on the most natural evaluation of nothingness.

And that is the observation that Nothing has absolutely zero requirements.

This thread needs some graphical aids


___________________
Светопресавление
your pearl casting hero

Old Post Oct-29-2006 02:27 
Click Here to See the Profile for Subey Click here to Send Subey a Private Message Add Subey to your buddy list Report this Post Reply w/Quote Edit/Delete Message
venomX
ISO salty whenches



Registered: Apr 2001
Location: Vancouver, Canada

quote:
Originally posted by Subey
The use of probability is a weak attempt to place a concept into the mind's hand, and not to place the concept onto an actuarial table.

In other words...

Infinity can not be grasped, and doesn't need to be. We can stretch our minds in the direction of infinity, that is enough to acquire a symbolic representation of it to use conceptually.


Nothing comes to the party alone. Anything comes with the burden of answering the question "what is your origin", scientists don't go there. They go as far as a billionth of a second after the big bang.

Once you conceptually examine anything beyond that point nothing's point outweigh's anything's in an argument that is lobsided infinitely to its side.


yeah thats why scientists call themselves operationalists not essentialists, scientist dont pretend to answer question in absolutes, and less try to answer questions abt the essence of things. also you wrote a lot in your post without saying absolutely anything, if you're gonna pretend to be smart at least meake your post coherent, i mean wtf does "nothing's point outweight's anything's point in an argument that is lobsided infinitely to its side" mean,


___________________
Poetry>Byron//Blog>TheMean
quote:
Orbax
At that point you kind of crossed the rubicon and you might as well lay siege to Rome

Old Post Oct-29-2006 02:29  Dominican Republic
Click Here to See the Profile for venomX Click here to Send venomX a Private Message Visit venomX's homepage! Add venomX to your buddy list Report this Post Reply w/Quote Edit/Delete Message
Subey
Her Soul Mate



Registered: Nov 2003
Location: The corner where 'l' resolves into '<'

quote:
Originally posted by venomX
yeah thats why scientists call themselves operationalists not essentialists, scientist dont pretend to answer question in absolutes, and less try to answer questions abt the essence of things. also you wrote a lot in your post without saying absolutely anything, if you're gonna pretend to be smart at least meake your post coherent, i mean wtf does "nothing's point outweight's anything's point in an argument that is lobsided infinitely to its side" mean,


Your evaluation appears reasonable to you because you are coming from a place that cannot conceptualize what nothingness is relative to anything.

Its a difficult concept to transmit. I may not be able to transmit it. If that is because of a weakness on my part, a weakness on yours, or the inaccessibility of the concept I can not say.


___________________
Светопресавление
your pearl casting hero

Old Post Oct-29-2006 02:37 
Click Here to See the Profile for Subey Click here to Send Subey a Private Message Add Subey to your buddy list Report this Post Reply w/Quote Edit/Delete Message
venomX
ISO salty whenches



Registered: Apr 2001
Location: Vancouver, Canada

quote:
Originally posted by Subey
Your evaluation appears reasonable to you because you are coming from a place that cannot conceptualize what nothingness is relative to anything.

Its a difficult concept to transmit. I may not be able to transmit it. If that is because of a weakness on my part, a weakness on yours, or the inaccessibility of the concept I can not say.


lol, but then again nothingness only exists due to our perception of a lack of "something", if no one percieves nothingness, is it really nothingness. and even at that nothingness doesnt really exists, theres always "something", so all that fancy rethoric means nothing . and with respect to nothingness versus anything, i think your just having trouble expressing that you mean that randonmess is more likely to cause certain events more than a complicated explanation, amirite?


___________________
Poetry>Byron//Blog>TheMean
quote:
Orbax
At that point you kind of crossed the rubicon and you might as well lay siege to Rome

Old Post Oct-29-2006 02:40  Dominican Republic
Click Here to See the Profile for venomX Click here to Send venomX a Private Message Visit venomX's homepage! Add venomX to your buddy list Report this Post Reply w/Quote Edit/Delete Message
pkcRAISTLIN
arbiter's chief minion



Registered: Jul 2002
Location:

quote:
Originally posted by analpie
I also laugh at the hypocrisy of atheists, who condemn religion and religious people for pushing their beliefs onto others, when they do it just as much.


um, yeah. the atheists are always round my place, with their copy of the "not watching" magazine, making 101 different ads on television, building temples of worship all over town, getting on the tv and telling society how to behave based on their funny adherence to magic.

quote:
Originally posted by analpie
I think that those who are unwilling to even admit the possibility of a God, yet hide behind science, fail to actually recognize that science is, in itself, of a very tentative nature and exists to further our understanding of what possibility actually is.

If someone had not looked at the stars and said "wow, I wonder what is out there", would we have science as it is? Would we have religion as it is?


blah blah blah. if you reckon science is as equally tentative as "faith" then its you that is failing to recognise something. at least science is open to change and revision and there to be built upon and improved. intellectual evolution.

know any scientists using a 4000 year old textbook for their "tentative" research?


___________________

Old Post Oct-29-2006 02:41  Australia
Click Here to See the Profile for pkcRAISTLIN Click here to Send pkcRAISTLIN a Private Message Add pkcRAISTLIN to your buddy list Report this Post Reply w/Quote Edit/Delete Message
Subey
Her Soul Mate



Registered: Nov 2003
Location: The corner where 'l' resolves into '<'

quote:
Originally posted by venomX
lol, but then again nothingness only exists due to our perception of a lack of "something", if no one percieves nothingness, is it really nothingness. and even at that nothingness doesnt really exists, theres always "something", so all that fancy rethoric means nothing . and with respect to nothingness versus anything, i think your just having trouble expressing that you mean that randonmess is more likely to cause certain events more than a complicated explanation, amirite?


You've taken it down the wrong path. The following illustration sucks but its the best I can come up with that hints at the issue.


Which is more plausible of the following two scenarios.

a) A perfectly sealed safe with nothing in it yesterday, today and forever.

b) A perfectly sealed safe with nothing in it yesterday, and today there is a rock in it.

In scenario a there are no issues. Of course the safe is empty today. In scenario b the rock is a huge problem. What is the origin of the rock?

But in the case of nothingness its even more extreme and difficult to conceptualize, there's no space, no time, no nothing. To nothingness, dimensions and time are all rocks that appear inside the empty safe.

***

From that perspective which scenario is reasonable a or b?


___________________
Светопресавление
your pearl casting hero

Old Post Oct-29-2006 02:52 
Click Here to See the Profile for Subey Click here to Send Subey a Private Message Add Subey to your buddy list Report this Post Reply w/Quote Edit/Delete Message
Psy-T
Melody Klein



Registered: Jan 2003
Location: Haifa

quote:
Originally posted by Subey
It is based on the most natural evaluation of nothingness.

And that is the observation that Nothing has absolutely zero requirements.


ok, enough with trying to make my point via questions, let's turn to statements: nothing requires a lack of something.

and to be even more redundant: requiring a lack of something is a requirement, shocking, right?


___________________
People who own my ass: Citric Acid, Boomer187, Tribu, Sand Leaper,
Jackson, venomX, jamie, Renegade, Konjin, Akridrot, Miss Bliss.
Psy-T - Down The Rabbit Hole (400minute long acid set)

Old Post Oct-29-2006 02:56  Israel
Click Here to See the Profile for Psy-T Click here to Send Psy-T a Private Message Visit Psy-T's homepage! Add Psy-T to your buddy list Report this Post Reply w/Quote Edit/Delete Message
wienerschnitzel
Supreme tranceaddict



Registered: May 2003
Location: out west

quote:
Originally posted by pkcRAISTLIN
um, yeah. the atheists are always round my place, with their copy of the "not watching" magazine, making 101 different ads on television, building temples of worship all over town,



don't you mean temples of NOT worshiping?

Old Post Oct-29-2006 02:56  Canada
Click Here to See the Profile for wienerschnitzel Click here to Send wienerschnitzel a Private Message Add wienerschnitzel to your buddy list Report this Post Reply w/Quote Edit/Delete Message
Psy-T
Melody Klein



Registered: Jan 2003
Location: Haifa

quote:
Originally posted by Subey
You've taken it down the wrong path. The following illustration sucks but its the best I can come up with that hints at the issue.


Which is more plausible of the following two scenarios.

a) A perfectly sealed safe with nothing in it yesterday, today and forever.

b) A perfectly sealed safe with nothing in it yesterday, and today there is a rock in it.

In scenario a there are no issues. Of course the safe is empty today. In scenario b the rock is a huge problem. What is the origin of the rock?

But in the case of nothingness its even more extreme and difficult to conceptualize, there's no space, no time, no nothing. To nothingness, dimensions and time are all rocks that appear inside the empty safe.

***

From that perspective which scenario is reasonable a or b?


c) A perfectly sealed safe with a rock in it yesterday, today and forever.

(and again, to be redundant.. i'm not saying c is more likely than a, i'm just saying a is not more likely than c)


___________________
People who own my ass: Citric Acid, Boomer187, Tribu, Sand Leaper,
Jackson, venomX, jamie, Renegade, Konjin, Akridrot, Miss Bliss.
Psy-T - Down The Rabbit Hole (400minute long acid set)

Old Post Oct-29-2006 02:59  Israel
Click Here to See the Profile for Psy-T Click here to Send Psy-T a Private Message Visit Psy-T's homepage! Add Psy-T to your buddy list Report this Post Reply w/Quote Edit/Delete Message
Subey
Her Soul Mate



Registered: Nov 2003
Location: The corner where 'l' resolves into '<'

quote:
Originally posted by Psy-T
ok, enough with trying to make my point via questions, let's turn to statements: nothing requires a lack of something.

and to be even more redundant: requiring a lack of something is a requirement, shocking, right?


A requirement of you being human is that you are not a rock?

I can spend forever listing things that you lack. The line of reasoning you wish to explore results in an infinite list, and as such you should abandon it.


___________________
Светопресавление
your pearl casting hero

Old Post Oct-29-2006 03:02 
Click Here to See the Profile for Subey Click here to Send Subey a Private Message Add Subey to your buddy list Report this Post Reply w/Quote Edit/Delete Message
Marc Summers
I must behave



Registered: Jan 2005
Location: New York, USA

So, I'm going to butt into this thread and ask this question.

I heard it's against Mormon belief to get blood transfusions.

Who's the expert on this?


___________________
"You won a new refrigerator, great! Where you gonna put it?" - Tony Danza

Old Post Oct-29-2006 03:03 
Click Here to See the Profile for Marc Summers Click here to Send Marc Summers a Private Message Add Marc Summers to your buddy list Report this Post Reply w/Quote Edit/Delete Message

TranceAddict Forums > Main Forums > Chill Out Room > Mormons on TA.?
Post New Thread    Post A Reply

Pages (20): « 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 [15] 16 17 18 19 20 »  
Last Thread   Next Thread
Click here to listen to the sample!Pause playbackgreat track ! need ID ! Plz ! [2005] [3]

Click here to listen to the sample!Pause playbackCirculation - "Turqouise" (Different Gear Remix) [2003]

Show Printable Version | Subscribe to this Thread
Forum Jump:

All times are GMT. The time now is 04:13.

Forum Rules:
You may not post new threads
You may not post replies
You may not edit your posts
HTML code is ON
vB code is ON
[IMG] code is ON
 
Search this Thread:

 
Contact Us - return to tranceaddict

Powered by: Trance Music & vBulletin Forums
Copyright ©2000-2026, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
Privacy Statement / DMCA
Support TA!