Why do you keep posting?We have roughly 7 billion people on planet earth, ask
all 7 billion people, what is the meaning of life and you are likely to get 7 billion answers
AND ALL 7 BILLION ANSWERS COULD BE WRONG! Why? because how would you decide
you have a right answer? By what means and what criteria would use to decide what is
the correct answer to the question of "what is the meaning of life?"
Peter Kropotkin wrote: We have roughly 7 billion people on planet earth, ask
all 7 billion people, what is the meaning of life and you are likely to get 7 billion answers
AND ALL 7 BILLION ANSWERS COULD BE WRONG! Why? because how would you decide
you have a right answer? By what means and what criteria would use to decide what is
the correct answer to the question of "what is the meaning of life?"
Peter Kropotkin wrote: There is no way to show the correctness or wrongness for any answer
given to the question, what is the meaning of life?
Kropotkin
phyllo wrote:No criteria. No reason to believe that he is right. Yet on he goes. Babble on.
Where am I to get my comic relief if I stop reading your posts?K: If you want my advice, here it is, DON'T READ. Pretty simple. don't read me.
On June 16, 2015 PK wrote :
The United States Supreme Court has a bunch of partisans hacks (right wing)
who decide law based on personal and paid for opinions that not only lack any legal justification, but
are seriously bad for America, (citizens united for one). They write opinions that don't even pretend
to offer any legal justifications for their absurd rulings anymore. The court exhibits another
aspect that is pertinent to this, the court has made its personal opinion far more important
than what is good for America. They don't offer any overarching principle that might be a justification
for their actions.
On June 26, 2015 PK wrote :
This morning we celebrate the United States Supreme court actually
doing the right thing, two days in a row, however let us not forget the basic foundation
of our existence.
Phred the Phukhead wrote:Kropotkin is right on a lot of marks, though. The meaning of life is to live and enjoy living. When people disrespect each other or try to lord over each other unjustly, this becomes difficult.
GreatandWiseTrixie wrote:Phred the Phukhead wrote:Kropotkin is right on a lot of marks, though. The meaning of life is to live and enjoy living. When people disrespect each other or try to lord over each other unjustly, this becomes difficult.
I think that went way over Peter's line of expertise. You see Peter is one of those internet trolls who ad homs and insults the person behind any idea that threatens his "sciences" while offering no scientific explanation as to why he is right. A mere child.
Peter Kropotkin wrote:As I have been studying Aristotle, I have also been reading history books about that time period.
jonquil wrote:If you're looking to pre-moderns, I think the Neoplatonists had a vision closer to the truth about time and space than Aristotle did.
Now we exist in a time when science and metaphysics have again merged, with ideas like quantum consciousness and holography.
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