Message from @Chawosaurian
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Nietzsche thought that the best possible belief concerning the afterlife would be that when you died, you were reincarnated as yourself at the moment of your conception with no memory of your life
Memory theory is still up for grabs
he said he was going to stream about anime and manga on YT from here on out
jims a weeb
maybe jim is secretly fuguer who knows
nietzsche was dumb. good philosophy ended with aquinas 800 years ago
jim smert
he wants monetize
I consider that Hume's criticism still stands
re: causality
Have you even read Aquinas?
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the closest thing to reincarnation that is actually true is when people die their organic matter is recycled and used to fuel plants or whatever.
Nietzsche and Wittgenstein are the last intelligent philosophers
Aquinas was a brainlet
There are other mundane ways to draw out reincarnation @Fellow Comrade
the memories die when the structure of the brain is decayed. everything fades to black.
I haven't really studied Aquinas in depth, only a cursory look
You don't know that
but none of it really seems interesting...
what are his best arguments?
discord blog uses claps instead of likes?
these queers...
All the arguments for god and afterlife are those of a scared child
It’s weakness
intellectual
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Cringe
Big tough materialist reductionist
blah blah
other "reincarnations" are from like genes shared through the generations or whatever. like instinctual behaviours passed down.
It's dick stroking
gay
denying the existence of god is weakness, you just don't want to be held accountable for your sins
You don't realize you setup a nihilism that leads to destruction, on the one hand
God created humans with brains so they could live as slaves and have to trust a 2000 year old desert story
i can't believe some people think they become a butterfly with their memories still intact. lol
To globo-homo as palliative for nihilism on the other
The fact is we only know percepts via consciousness