Karpel Tunnel wrote:iambiguous wrote:Ecmandu wrote:I like the confidence in iambiguous...Confidence? How on earth can I feel confident given that my entire argument here is predicated on the assumption that my entire argument here is just another existential contraption?
The how may be a mystery, but we were responding to writing like this....Again, he'll either respond to the points I make here or cling to the hope that I don't actually take this to the "chamber of debate" forum.
But: could I ever be that cruel?!
And then this is also very confident....I'm just curious as to how seriously you take yourself given that any number of the points you raise seem to have originated in the outer limits of twilight zone.
Ecmandu wrote:Iambiguous, you saw my notes on freewill, and instead of engaging them,you engaged a qualification about them.
My notes on freewill are pretty robust as they sit.
In sensing this, as usual, you avoid content.
iambiguous wrote:Ecmandu wrote:Iambiguous, you saw my notes on freewill, and instead of engaging them,you engaged a qualification about them.
My notes on freewill are pretty robust as they sit.
In sensing this, as usual, you avoid content.
I saw your notes only because I was never able not to have seen them. Anymore than you were ever able not to have written them.
Anymore than I was ever able not to point this out.
Looks like we're both off the hook again!
Ecmandu wrote:Iambiguous,
You have a way of ALWAYS avoiding content.
Ecmandu wrote:iambiguous wrote:Ecmandu wrote:Iambiguous, you saw my notes on freewill, and instead of engaging them,you engaged a qualification about them.
My notes on freewill are pretty robust as they sit.
In sensing this, as usual, you avoid content.
I saw your notes only because I was never able not to have seen them. Anymore than you were ever able not to have written them.
Anymore than I was ever able not to point this out.
Looks like we're both off the hook again!
Read above post as well.
The freewill argument from neuronal determinism argues that the only reason we can read thoughts (before they consciously occur) from brain scans, is that the mind consciously (to save energy and improve reaction time) moves certain decisions and information to the autonomic nervous system.
Karpel Tunnel wrote:Ecmandu wrote:Iambiguous,
You have a way of ALWAYS avoiding content.
!
Ecmandu wrote:Iambiguous, the board cornered me on that phrase, so I just reverted to
"Nobody wants their consent violated"
I then debated with sillouette that recursion causes different meaning and context by using the truth table as an example.
Remember how I defined definition and proof?
Definition is how we describe self evident dilineations
Proof is when we use definition to prove that a self evident delineation can't exist in any way (this proof through contradiction)
iambiguous wrote:Ecmandu wrote:Iambiguous, the board cornered me on that phrase, so I just reverted to
"Nobody wants their consent violated"
I then debated with sillouette that recursion causes different meaning and context by using the truth table as an example.
Remember how I defined definition and proof?
Definition is how we describe self evident dilineations
Proof is when we use definition to prove that a self evident delineation can't exist in any way (this proof through contradiction)
Again:
Take this analysis to KT. Choose a context. Choose particular interactions in which ones consent might be violated. In either a God or No God world. As this relates to the actual choices that one makes pertaining to value judgments evolving around conflicting goods.
Then get back to me.
Ecmandu wrote:iambiguous wrote:Again:
Take this analysis to KT. Choose a context. Choose particular interactions in which ones consent might be violated. In either a God or No God world. As this relates to the actual choices that one makes pertaining to value judgments evolving around conflicting goods.
Then get back to me.
You're being disingenuous. I already did that.
iambiguous wrote:Ecmandu wrote:iambiguous wrote:Again:
Take this analysis to KT. Choose a context. Choose particular interactions in which ones consent might be violated. In either a God or No God world. As this relates to the actual choices that one makes pertaining to value judgments evolving around conflicting goods.
Then get back to me.
You're being disingenuous. I already did that.
Note to others:
See why I choose to play the cat to his mouse here? See why my exchanges with him are more in the way of just frivolous entertainment?
It's demeaning to both of us.
Now, he claims to have already done what I asked of him regarding an exchange with KT involving "content".
When he clearly has not.
All he can do is either accept my challenge or continue to wiggle out of it.
And your mission [if you choose to accept it] is to put increasing pressure on him to accept my challenge.
Either that or to offer explanations of your own as to what you think makes him tick.
I'm not saying he isn't actually making important points here. I'm merely pointing out that, if he is, they continue to escape me.
But maybe not you.
...he claims to have already done what I asked of him regarding an exchange with KT involving "content".
When he clearly has not.
All he can do is either accept my challenge or continue to wiggle out of it.
You stated that Ecmandu was afraid to debate you. I don't think he is. I don't know why you are bringing me into this. The easiest way to test if he won't do it is to agree. Let's test your theory. YOu've already made more posts, I think, here in this thread, than he suggested the debate entail. Right now you are acting more like the one who is afraid. You might not be. You might be lazy. It might be something else. You'll forgive me but your attitude towards him makes it hard for me to buy you won't debate him because you don't want to be cruel.iambiguous wrote:Again:...he claims to have already done what I asked of him regarding an exchange with KT involving "content".
When he clearly has not.
All he can do is either accept my challenge or continue to wiggle out of it.
Note to KT:
Take him up on it. Let's get this thing started.
MagsJ wrote:I'm sure that's the way to get someone to engage with you Ec.. I bet Iam is chomping at the bit, in his excitement at the thought of replying to you.
This thread may soon well run its course..
Ecmandu wrote:I'm pumped for this debate!!
By responding, we just completed round one of 6 rounds!
I actually think iambiguous made a very respectful first reply to my challenge!
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I've known this since this morning, but have been flooded all day and haven't had time to start round 2 yet, but certainly will before bedtime for me tonight!
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