Message from @Smoke
Discord ID: 759162906771324928
https://mega.nz/file/dZJWSDbZ#dOJj4F60MzpkZj4mU_E-UfDflNbik9_5_CbfMO5AbWA Letter to a Christian Nation v2
Thanks @Smoke
Hmm. The first link won’t work
And the mega link is saying can’t download without some app.. do I need the app?
Ok first link worked when I didn’t try to open it from here but copy and pasted the link in browser directly
Read by Sam harris himself. Wow!
Hmm, no you shouldn't need the app and the first link *should* work
This is the first link you're talking about right ? @StoneCold316
https://keybase.pub/weeedyboy/The%20Moral%20Landscape%20by%20Sam%20Harris/
Works fine for me
If nothing else, you could make an account for mega.nz (the best upload/download site IMO, check it out if you don't trust it or something like that)
Yes it’s working
Thanks
Present. Somewhat.
If you're not in the voice chat, youre not present
Im experiencing Murphy's law right now. Argh
Interesting. I don't have "ought" in my language. It's an "is"
"You ought to go there an see the lake" = "Go there and see the lake" in My language.
@ola What's the difference between ought and must in English actually? if u can tell pls
they are essentially the same
Oh
Must seems like a stronger ought..
Every is , is a past "ought" / "ought not"
Morality cannot emerge in the absence of consciousness. No true neuroscientist can support otherwise.
nobody is making that claim
Mics stuck. Yes. Thanks everyone.
> "You ought to go there an see the lake" = "Go there and see the lake" in My language.
@Yussuki ₪ That IS interesting!
> @ola What's the difference between ought and must in English actually? if u can tell pls
@Yussuki ₪
https://www.lexico.com/definition/ought
The way it is usually used, must and ought are almost the same, and there is a lot of overlap in meaning, but "ought" is dropping out of common use and "must" seems more popular. I would say the main difference is that "ought" is more like "should" or "it is very advisable to" and "must" is more like "impelled to" or "unavoidable not to".
Ought is an is in some languages. That's fabulous. Does away with the whole is/ought thing once and for all. Hurrah! 🙂 😀
Ought and is as discussed in The Moral Landscape
https://youtu.be/eT7yXG2aJdY

