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2017-06-10 00:15:58 UTC

Which is fine and dandy, but it doesn't get to the root of the issue of metaphysical claims.

2017-06-10 00:17:08 UTC

These are two separate things. You have to be a believing Hegelian to have relevance to this critique.

2017-06-10 00:19:09 UTC

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/308995540782284817/322892410973847557/4663ffdb7e36a984e20451d5fa0568fe.jpg

2017-06-10 00:19:14 UTC

This fucking guy.

2017-06-10 00:19:56 UTC

Hegel was a Protestant.

2017-06-10 00:21:07 UTC

Saving that picture

2017-06-10 00:21:50 UTC

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/308995540782284817/322893083417116672/ARISTOTLEAQUINAS.jpg

2017-06-10 00:22:42 UTC

That's a good one too

2017-06-10 00:22:48 UTC

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/308995540782284817/322893329186422805/af65cc5e54eec60146ff5a60e9270377ef217dc600262371b288bf4d59076429.jpg

2017-06-10 00:23:02 UTC

Where are you getting these?

2017-06-10 00:23:24 UTC

I found this website called Google.

2017-06-10 00:24:28 UTC

I see

2017-06-10 00:31:05 UTC

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/308995540782284817/322895409263542282/7432b3dfdc7e68fa49b1e256dca13e1f.jpg

2017-06-10 00:32:48 UTC

I'm going mad.

2017-06-10 00:57:38 UTC

Feuerbach does not exactly say there is no need for God. He says that God is explained by anthropology. The God that man projects is not the same God posed by Aquinas. He establishes God's essence through logic not inference of common traits.

2017-06-10 01:00:55 UTC

Did you actually read Feuerbach?

2017-06-10 01:03:54 UTC

I never read Aquinas and probably will never do.

2017-06-10 01:04:26 UTC

I'm not sure what is a problem.

2017-06-10 01:07:07 UTC

My understanding is if there is a first mover - he is the one to move first by itself. In this situation universe is criticized as being unable to make the first move and in the same time first mover is able. For me it is just an imaginary situation. The universe is eternally moving as far as we know.

2017-06-10 01:07:41 UTC

If the first mover can move by himself than the universe also can.

2017-06-10 01:07:54 UTC

The need of the first mover is not obvious to me.

2017-06-10 01:09:12 UTC

The first mover is necessary, it is called 'contingent being'. You can read about it here if you want to. https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/cosmological-argument/

2017-06-10 01:09:19 UTC

Anyway, I'm just flapping about being a drama queen. For a normal person ambiguity is not a problem. But my personality does not allow it.

2017-06-10 01:09:43 UTC

>The first mover is necessary, it is called 'contingent being'.

2017-06-10 01:09:47 UTC

For who?

2017-06-10 01:10:00 UTC

Not necessary for me.

2017-06-10 01:10:58 UTC

Yeah, I'm not explaining it.

2017-06-10 01:11:19 UTC

Not necessary for most philosophers past 1800

2017-06-10 01:12:07 UTC

That's because they haven't examined the arguments.

2017-06-10 01:12:22 UTC

No, they disagree with arguments.

2017-06-10 01:12:30 UTC

Not that I have seen.

2017-06-10 01:12:41 UTC

You just disregard the arguments.

2017-06-10 01:12:57 UTC

That's an insult.

2017-06-10 01:16:32 UTC

You did disregard my argument and it is not even my. Everybody agrees on this.

2017-06-10 01:17:08 UTC

Agrees on what?

2017-06-10 01:18:40 UTC

If you have something able to move by itself - like the universe, than there is no need for the first mover. But you deny universe the ability to move by itself. You think it is about causality. And the cause is just an abstraction.

2017-06-10 01:18:55 UTC

The reality is different from abstractions of 1300 priest.

2017-06-10 01:19:41 UTC

Whatever reality is

2017-06-10 01:30:50 UTC

Is anything pushes atoms to move or they move by itself?

2017-06-10 01:31:07 UTC

Do they have some kind of charge?

2017-06-10 01:31:15 UTC

From the first mover?

2017-06-10 01:31:22 UTC

Where is it registered?

2017-06-10 01:31:28 UTC

By who?

2017-06-10 01:34:11 UTC

Necessity is defined as 'unable to cease to exist'. A necessary beingness must exist, either its the universe itself or God. For the universe (matter/energy), the Principle of Conservation of Mass-Energy says matter and energy are never lost but rather transmute into each other. The problem is that we do not know if this law is eternally true. If it ever changed, or had emerged the way it is sometime in the past, it would mean that the universe could cease to exist. Also if matter and energy are also necessary then no changes could take place because it would destroy the relations within the universe, which are supposed to be necessary (unmovable). Further if the universe infinitely regresses, there is no ultimate explanation of necessary being, and it is impossible to prove. The universe existing 'for itself' is not a defensible position.

2017-06-10 01:35:55 UTC

@Deleted User I'm losing you now.

2017-06-10 01:36:14 UTC

I am trying to condense a lot in small format.

2017-06-10 01:36:40 UTC

Do atoms have a charge from first mover or they move by themselves?

2017-06-10 01:37:11 UTC

It would be much easier if you read Aquinas.

2017-06-10 01:39:45 UTC

@Deleted User I've read Christian philosophers 15 years ago. Was not impressed at all.

2017-06-10 01:40:00 UTC

Sure.

2017-06-10 01:40:20 UTC

I switched to Buddhist

2017-06-10 01:40:30 UTC

They been more rational.

2017-06-10 01:41:01 UTC

The idea that matter 'moves by itself' has no explanation. It is just a vague statement.

2017-06-10 01:41:24 UTC

It is an observation.

2017-06-10 01:41:56 UTC

No, the observation is that matter moves. The cause is not determined by only observation.

2017-06-10 01:42:12 UTC

The cause is not important. It is abstraction.

2017-06-10 01:42:26 UTC

The observation is correct.

2017-06-10 01:42:29 UTC

So you observe that matter moves. Congratulations.

2017-06-10 01:43:10 UTC

@Deleted User You just not make abstractions on top of it.

2017-06-10 01:43:18 UTC

Is it hard to do?

2017-06-10 01:44:03 UTC

I guess not. But then you statement is wrong. You said matter moves by itself. But really only abstractions can allow you to think about how it moves.

2017-06-10 01:44:34 UTC

@Deleted User That is correct.

2017-06-10 01:45:13 UTC

The question of what kind of abstractions. How much are they detached from matter.

2017-06-10 01:45:30 UTC

That's fair.

2017-06-10 01:46:02 UTC

Commie cancer

2017-06-10 01:46:14 UTC

In Marx's opinion Hegel had absolutely correct abstractions. But all results of his thought were wrong.

2017-06-10 01:46:18 UTC

The only thing you are good at is starving yourselves

2017-06-10 01:47:04 UTC

Even correct abstractions detached from matter are incorrect.

2017-06-10 01:47:18 UTC

Not to mention incorrect ones.

2017-06-10 01:47:47 UTC

Hitler will bomb your ass with his amazing Stukas

2017-06-10 01:48:09 UTC

Watch how he fucks over Poland in just a few weeks

2017-06-10 01:48:28 UTC

Losing 80% of your army to starving Slav is not a good look for the Aryan Supermen.

2017-06-10 01:48:39 UTC

(((Hitler)))

2017-06-10 01:48:47 UTC

The only thing you Commies did that was good was kill those Muslim towelheads

2017-06-10 01:49:18 UTC

did any of you vote for comrade corbyn?

2017-06-10 01:49:32 UTC

14/88 and have a blessed white day, fuck Commies
KKK
KKK
KKK

2017-06-10 01:50:13 UTC

@Firefly That's correct. You need to base your abstractions on observation.

2017-06-10 01:51:20 UTC

Would you like to read Aquinas?
"Regarding the unity of the divine essence, we must first believe that God exists. This is a truth clearly known by reason. **We observe that** all things that move are moved by other things, the lower by the higher. The elements are moved by heavenly bodies; and among the elements themselves, the stronger moves the weaker; and even among the heavenly bodies, the lower are set in motion by the higher. This process cannot be traced back into infinity. For everything that is moved by another is a sort of instrument of the first mover. Therefore, if a first mover is lacking, all things that move will be instruments. But if the series of movers and things moved is infinite, there can be no first mover. In such a case, these infinitely many movers and things moved will all be instruments. But even the unlearned perceive how ridiculous it is to suppose that instruments are moved, unless they are set in motion by some principal agent. This would be like fancying that, when a chest or a bed is being built, the saw or the hatchet performs its functions without the carpenter. Accordingly there must be a first mover that is above all the the rest; and this being we call God."

2017-06-10 01:54:14 UTC

@Deleted User thats from the time you couldn't know atoms moving themselves, right?

2017-06-10 01:54:36 UTC

>But even the unlearned perceive how ridiculous it is to suppose that instruments are moved, unless they are set in motion by some principal agent.

2017-06-10 01:54:44 UTC

'Atoms moving themselves'?

2017-06-10 01:54:49 UTC

Do you really believe in that?

2017-06-10 01:55:23 UTC

It's an analogy about instruments.

2017-06-10 01:55:28 UTC

I'll move your ass to hell with my Stuka and my MP40

2017-06-10 01:55:46 UTC

Prepare for ass-whooping

2017-06-10 01:56:06 UTC

It's why a 'perpetual motion machine' is impossible.

2017-06-10 01:56:34 UTC

Do you believe atoms are not moving by themselves?

2017-06-10 01:56:54 UTC

That doesn't make any sense. Atoms have energy, of course they move.

2017-06-10 01:56:56 UTC

Kys

2017-06-10 01:57:21 UTC

@Deleted User They move without a push?

2017-06-10 01:57:46 UTC

Gtfo of your shitty safe-space and fight us like men

2017-06-10 01:58:09 UTC

Atoms have energy. The energy is the push.

2017-06-10 01:58:27 UTC

The energy is transfered.

2017-06-10 01:58:54 UTC

Did they gain energy from some source other than themselves?

2017-06-10 02:00:22 UTC

They contain energy, not gain it. Just because they contain energy doesn't mean they are the source of it.

2017-06-10 02:00:43 UTC

@Deleted User where did the energy of atoms come from?

2017-06-10 02:01:18 UTC

That's an abstraction science struggles with.

2017-06-10 02:01:40 UTC

It seems priests already know the answer.

2017-06-10 02:02:27 UTC

That's what their theology tells them. It is just faith. It is not supported by reason.

2017-06-10 02:03:42 UTC

But it is hard to disprove.

2017-06-10 02:04:15 UTC

And Aquinas is based on reason.

2017-06-10 02:04:45 UTC

Marxism is based on matter, not reason.

2017-06-10 02:05:27 UTC

I don't see how that is possible.

2017-06-10 02:05:58 UTC

Matter is an abstraction. It's definition is open-ended.

2017-06-10 02:07:42 UTC

Matter does not need definition.

2017-06-10 02:07:51 UTC

or abstraction.

2017-06-10 02:08:01 UTC

Matter exist without abstractions.

2017-06-10 02:08:38 UTC

>ideology based on matter

2017-06-10 02:08:42 UTC

>ideology

2017-06-10 02:08:44 UTC

>based

2017-06-10 02:08:45 UTC

>on

2017-06-10 02:08:47 UTC

>matter

2017-06-10 02:08:51 UTC

That's pretty based yo.

2017-06-10 02:08:51 UTC

yes

2017-06-10 02:09:04 UTC

Matter exists is a positive statement. You need to support this claim.

2017-06-10 02:09:33 UTC

**Brain fucking explodes*

2017-06-10 02:10:09 UTC

@Anglican ideas are derivative from matter.

2017-06-10 02:10:12 UTC

Which you can, but not without abstraction.

2017-06-10 02:10:39 UTC

@Deleted User Statements are also not important.

2017-06-10 02:10:54 UTC

Or their defense. They are just an abstraction

2017-06-10 02:12:35 UTC

I think statements are important because without a system of language no thought is possible.

2017-06-10 02:13:00 UTC

@Deleted User thought is not important for matter.

2017-06-10 02:13:21 UTC

It is how it is without or with thought.

2017-06-10 02:13:23 UTC

Oh, it's a spook. I get you now.

2017-06-10 02:13:51 UTC

Everything not matter (whatever that means) is a spook. Gotcha.

2017-06-10 02:14:16 UTC

@Deleted User abstractions not based on matter are spooks.

2017-06-10 02:14:53 UTC

And the one that are based on matter mostly spooks too.

2017-06-10 02:16:02 UTC

You don't even know what matter is without abstraction.

2017-06-10 02:16:32 UTC

You pretend that you were born with the knowledge.

2017-06-10 02:17:23 UTC

You don't know. But that does not matter.

2017-06-10 02:17:40 UTC

The matter is irrational.

2017-06-10 02:17:58 UTC

Is it? How do you know?

2017-06-10 02:18:31 UTC

When you make predictions out of logic most of the time you are wrong.

2017-06-10 02:20:42 UTC

We can rationalize matter.

2017-06-10 02:20:50 UTC

To some degree.

2017-06-10 02:21:02 UTC

Using abstractions.

2017-06-10 02:21:57 UTC

And it is helpful for human brain. But the matter itself does not require your rationality.

2017-06-10 02:22:30 UTC

Most human are irrational too and animals are.

2017-06-10 02:22:43 UTC

They don't follow logic.

2017-06-10 02:22:58 UTC

Logic is a spook.

2017-06-10 02:23:30 UTC

it is very necessary if you work with abstractions.

2017-06-10 02:23:40 UTC

But it is very limited at the same time.

2017-06-10 02:26:12 UTC

You arrive at all these conclusions via magic?

2017-06-10 02:26:20 UTC

Logic has limitations. They are great. they are spooky.

2017-06-10 02:26:59 UTC

You don't see billions of people doing logical for them but limited things?

2017-06-10 02:27:05 UTC

Every day

2017-06-10 02:27:51 UTC

It depends. Are they using logic correctly, and are the premises sound?

2017-06-10 02:28:54 UTC

It also depends. Logic used correctly, like in Hegel's case, is also a spook.

2017-06-10 02:29:34 UTC

Hegel went so far away from reality people can't even understand his writings.

2017-06-10 02:30:14 UTC

And the result of his writings is idealism, mistake and nonsense.

2017-06-10 02:30:25 UTC

Hegel strayed too far from observations.

2017-06-10 02:30:51 UTC

You are going billions of years from observations. Hegel did better.

2017-06-10 02:31:44 UTC

I no longer need cosmology. Aquinas has arguments that work with an eternal universe.

2017-06-10 02:32:17 UTC

All time is relative.

2017-06-10 02:32:24 UTC

Arguments again.

2017-06-10 02:32:39 UTC

You can make observations about the past.

2017-06-10 02:33:00 UTC

Most people can't make observations of present.

2017-06-10 02:33:17 UTC

Which means...?

2017-06-10 02:33:33 UTC

Their logic is a spook.

2017-06-10 02:33:52 UTC

Their data is a spook too.

2017-06-10 02:34:03 UTC

But they usualy persist.

2017-06-10 02:34:19 UTC

Not sure of the reason for that.

2017-06-10 02:34:48 UTC

I would argue that their methodology is flawed. Who am I to say why people ignore contrary results?

2017-06-10 02:35:52 UTC

It is possible to show why people get things wrong.

2017-06-10 02:36:59 UTC

Irrationality is demonstrable.

2017-06-10 02:38:08 UTC

The world is not completely rational. They are irrational too as part of the world.

2017-06-10 02:38:36 UTC

Of course.

2017-06-10 02:39:06 UTC

But if you can get far with reason, why jump off?

2017-06-10 02:41:04 UTC

Logical arguments are abstractions, yes. Logic is an abstract system. It is not 'wrong'. The premises, though, can be wrong, which makes the conclusions also wrong. But if the premises are accurate, the conclusions will also be accurate.

2017-06-10 02:41:56 UTC

As observations improve, so do the abstract conclusions.

2017-06-10 02:42:21 UTC

Always improving.

2017-06-10 02:42:28 UTC

So why jump off?

2017-06-10 02:42:36 UTC

>But if the premises are accurate, the conclusions will also be accurate

2017-06-10 02:42:42 UTC

That is not true

2017-06-10 02:42:55 UTC

That was Hegels mistake

2017-06-10 02:43:50 UTC

I mean they are accurate relative to observation.

2017-06-10 02:44:56 UTC

Correct logic based on correct observation can be also wrong. Most of the time it was wrong in our history.

2017-06-10 02:46:56 UTC

No observation is 100% accurate. But observations improve. Is that what you mean by they were wrong?

2017-06-10 02:47:12 UTC

'Wrong' is not the correct word.

2017-06-10 02:48:09 UTC

Correct logic based on correct observation may lead to the false conclusion and false prediction.

2017-06-10 02:49:06 UTC

Wait, logic is not only about making predictions. Also, how can correct logic/premise lead to false conclusions?

2017-06-10 02:49:36 UTC

Have to walk my wife out. Thank you for your time. I'll try to answer this later.

2017-06-10 02:49:44 UTC

No worries.

2017-06-10 20:11:54 UTC

@Deleted User Hey I wonder, are you Polish too or just likes his music?

2017-06-10 20:13:27 UTC

What's up my fellow comrades

2017-06-10 20:18:05 UTC

do yall hate jews

2017-06-10 20:22:50 UTC

yes

2017-06-10 20:36:07 UTC

@millie Yeah, why we shouldn't? Most leftist founders hated the juice.

2017-06-10 22:27:32 UTC

is this a tankie chat

2017-06-10 22:28:00 UTC

there are tankies on here yea

2017-06-10 22:28:09 UTC

but is it like all tankies

2017-06-10 22:28:12 UTC

or just

2017-06-10 22:28:17 UTC

kinda tankies

2017-06-10 22:28:20 UTC

Im a DeLeonist

2017-06-10 22:28:25 UTC

oh

2017-06-10 22:28:31 UTC

ok good

2017-06-10 22:28:45 UTC

This is a very diverse discord

2017-06-10 22:28:52 UTC

Diversity is our strength

2017-06-10 22:29:21 UTC

oh

2017-06-10 22:30:59 UTC

this place is mostly just all kinds of people's common battleground and occasional non-autism

2017-06-10 22:31:19 UTC

Basically

2017-06-11 00:16:36 UTC

so

2017-06-11 00:16:44 UTC

how exactly is this for "communists and anarchist"

2017-06-11 00:16:50 UTC

aren't those terms the opposites

2017-06-11 00:18:10 UTC

Both are progressive and heavily leftist?

2017-06-11 00:18:39 UTC

They are different in their stance on authority.

2017-06-11 00:19:18 UTC

i guess i can see that

2017-06-11 00:19:23 UTC

both are pretty retarded aswell

2017-06-11 00:19:47 UTC

>penis butter vajelly

2017-06-11 00:19:55 UTC

>calling people retarded

2017-06-11 00:20:10 UTC

>it's only a reference to the greatest adult animated show BoJack Horseman

2017-06-11 00:20:16 UTC

>ideologies are not people

2017-06-11 00:22:11 UTC

let's argue i want to fight

2017-06-11 00:32:38 UTC

dead server

2017-06-11 00:32:39 UTC

fuck all you niggas

2017-06-11 00:32:51 UTC

ya'll just a bunch of posers

2017-06-11 00:43:50 UTC

ok

2017-06-11 01:11:45 UTC

The only way we can defeat the Fascist meance is by working together!

2017-06-11 01:15:08 UTC

Until Day 1 after the revolution. Anarchists et al. have no coherent plan to survive it. Authoritarian Socialists will steamroll disorganised anarchist territories. Not just because they can, but so that you do not fall into imperialists hands with your lack of professional armies and whatnot.

2017-06-11 02:24:13 UTC

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/308995540782284817/323286271159959553/image.jpg

2017-06-11 05:57:37 UTC

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/308995540782284817/323339973212504065/Later-2017-Politics2.PNG

2017-06-11 05:57:42 UTC

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/308995540782284817/323339997723754497/LAter-2017-Politics3.PNG

2017-06-11 08:00:04 UTC

In the modern world, I am a fundemntalist. In reality, I am a conservative.

2017-06-11 09:24:03 UTC

Like how proudhonists and blanquists could work together

2017-06-11 09:24:35 UTC

but marxists and anarchists can't

2017-06-11 20:41:01 UTC

So is international a porn channel now?

2017-06-11 20:41:03 UTC

sad!

2017-06-11 20:50:02 UTC

are

2017-06-11 20:50:03 UTC

we

2017-06-11 20:50:04 UTC

vetting

2017-06-11 20:50:04 UTC

now

2017-06-11 20:50:50 UTC

Somebody was posting erotic content. We had to see it.

2017-06-12 00:25:49 UTC

๐Ÿ˜ก ๐Ÿ‘จ๐Ÿป ๐Ÿ’ฃ ๐Ÿ”ฅ โœ ๐Ÿ”ฅ ๐Ÿš’ ๐Ÿš‘ ๐Ÿฅ ๐Ÿ‘ผ๐Ÿฟ

2017-06-12 00:52:59 UTC

they're not even

2017-06-12 00:53:06 UTC

spamming outside of <#308950154222895104>

2017-06-12 00:53:20 UTC

Yeah

2017-06-12 00:53:26 UTC

thank goodness.

2017-06-13 00:25:09 UTC

@everyone

2017-06-13 00:25:17 UTC

WHo is krushev

2017-06-13 00:25:40 UTC

a corn hoarding revisionist

2017-06-13 00:32:36 UTC

Explain

2017-06-13 00:41:15 UTC

his de-stalinization program damaged the soviet union's industry and led to the decline of the economy

2017-06-13 00:41:20 UTC

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/308995540782284817/323985155003777024/image.png

2017-06-13 00:43:04 UTC

after stalin's death in 1953, niktia changed the stalinist economics policies which want good for the country

2017-06-13 01:14:57 UTC

@Deleted User a traitor to the working class.

2017-06-13 02:51:07 UTC

@wiggles You sure you're not forgetting the war?

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