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tonyrey
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The fact that evils exist merely shows that the world is imperfect - which is to be expected.How would you ensure that none of these evils occur?
According to you nothing is valuable - including your reasoning!How does that make existence or life for that matter valuable? Why are opportunities valuable beyond our subjective opinions of them?
Indeed, relevance?There is no guarantee that an instrument will be used wisely or well.
To reasoning.
I would expand that “me” to my entire body but yeah, you’ve pretty much got the gist of my point.Exactly! Me = brain activity.
Good.
How does that make me a myth?It merely implies that you are a myth! You are just a collection of neural events.
A person is not generally regarded as a collection of neural events, e.g. in a law court or in daily life.
Yes.I’ve just looked over this little line of discussion and I’ve noticed quite a bit. You see the concept of the brain being a physical manifestation of the mind to make responsibility of the person null and void due to the lack of conscious and rational causes that accompany brain function. Is this correct?
Nothing causes consciousness and rationality! The mind is a fundamental reality.Ok, then you have suggested that we, implying humans, are a cause with consciousness and rationality. Now, what causes consciousness and rationality? Let’s see if we can analyze this little bit here and see if we can’t alleviate some confusion of this discussion.
The universe is the result of powerful intelligence, not **purposeless **particles.What assertion? I expressed that your assertion appeared to oppose the design argument and that is because no reasonable definition of a designer has been given, only that the universe is the result of the supernatural. A claim that is unfounded and unnecessary.
What? This comment came from your comment of the opportunity for physical development, I asked if it is valuable and why? Then you said that I would find out if I were paralyzed, you made it entirely subjective with that comment. Paralyzation does apply physically and it is objective but that doesn’t make it physical development universally valuable, unless you can show otherwise?It applies physically - which is also objectively.
I gave you one example of** an objective physical disability** which is negative and not subjective.
Only in your opinion - which you have agreed is worthless!Nothing, I made my point, supernatural claims are unlikely to be true.
Agreed. However, if something is objectively valuable towards a goal that does not make it universally valuable.Not all goals are subjective. The goal to survive is an objective feature of life.
You admit that some things are objectively valuable then?
If you so desire but this would apply to everyone.In that case we can safely ignore your beliefs and reasons!.
Then why do you bother to discuss anything?
Necessity requires a goal. Nothing can just be Necessary, it has to be necessary for something.Are all goals unnecessary? You sound like a nihilist…
Thank you for supporting Design!
That bundle happens to form an entity that can look at itself and say I.There there is no “I” - no entity but merely “a bundle of perceptions”, to use Hume’s phrase.
One can say anything! Whether it makes sense is another matter.
Not necessarily an entity, if we look at the two separately for example, analyze brain function while someone is doing a crossword, then we can analyze the correlation, we could look at many activities and try to better understand the correlation between conscious activity and brain function.Correlation implies an entity to which the brain is related…
If one is the product of the other it is a direct relation.
Thoughts are not intentional or rational, they appear to be instinctive, they are not learned, they are a result of the brain forming.Instincts are automatic, not intentional or rational.
Then they are merely electrical impulses which know nothing… You have succeeded in destroying the foundation of all your arguments! Congratulations…:whackadoo:
