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Just thought of this lol shademocker12 21/12/31(Fri)23:33 No. 14877 Board: /phi/ [Reply]

Yo, I'm a normal retard and I just thought of something I think is cool. I wrote it down. Here it is.

"Humans have free will, and are simultaneously determined. This determination is outside of their perception, which is why they have free will. The proof for why we are determined is in the fact that every reasonable or tangible thing requires a reason to exist. This text file would not exist if I had not typed it. Human beings themselves as well as their physical and mental states and thus decisions would not exist either without reasons.

Despite this determination, the human race in each individual experience is ignorant of it. This is why we have free will. It is not an illusion. It is real to us, and the reason for why it is real is not something we can describe. But just because we can't describe it doesn't make it not real. We know it is real on the basis that we can perceive it. It does not need to be described.

We have the choice to embody a wide selection of dualistic things. Good or evil, truth or falsehood, Half truth or half truth. Any mix of things can be embodied by a human, but all of these things are dualistic, including mixes of things like half truths.

The world is sick.

Humans can either be perfect or imperfect. More precisely, the components of a human being are fundamentally the following. Morality, Health, and Purity. People can be good or evil, unhealthy or healthy, or pure or impure. If someone is good, healthy, and pure, then they are perfect. Most children are this way. If someone is deficient in any one of these categories, they are imperfect.
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Anonymous 24/05/21(Tue)10:28 No. 15409

Free will isnt really free.
We only have control over choices.
Not over nature.

Free will as some transcdent force over nature is Protestant idealism.

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Anonymous 25/04/13(Sun)10:53 No. 16341

I caused you as much as you caused me as much as anything cause anything else. Better way to think of it is connection. Everything is connected.

If you aren't proposing that reality is a chain and not a tree, a multi-dimensional one at that, that's one way to look at it, but it's not the most accurate way.

As for the question of free will. We do have free will, we also have many levels. All of those levels have free will. The levels down the line may appear to have less Free Will than the more fundamental levels, but all of those levels are still you, all of these choices are still made by you. The ego level is along for the ride that your soul chose for this life. A theme would be more appropriate to say. Perhaps with some significant connections predetermined, however all of that is free for the ego to decide in terms of how it is going to be experienced. You came here for some reasons, you cannot really change those reasons except add new ones, but what you came here for - you will explore. Unless you kill yourself, but then you'll be like "shucks, I wasn't finished" and probably do the same thing in another form.

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Anonymous 25/04/22(Tue)12:56 No. 16408

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You were close, but still very far.

Git gud

John Smith 25/07/20(Sun)07:56 No. 49265 Board: /eh/ [Reply]

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Johns.

What do you think of all this artificial intelligence business? It seems like quite a mess to me.

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John Smith 25/07/21(Mon)07:47 No. 49270

>>49266
>I'm very fortunate that the vast majority of my work still takes place in the real world, and I can't really say I feel like I'm anywhere close to the chopping block for AI to take my job or something. And while I genuinely fear how incredibly dumb a lot of mankind is about to become, I take solace in the fact that I'm not, and that most of the people I'm around in my day-to-day life are not. And *you're* not either John, remember that and really appreciate it.

No offense but this reeks of persecution complex.
Your job is more likely to be replaced due to desire for homeschooling than any actual AI.
Also, alot of people are already dumb because they fell for the moral hysteria of AI.

The same anti - AI sentiment is the same that fuelled Pizzagate and January Sixth.

Pure indignation for no reason other than feeling entitled to be eternally relevant.

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John Smith 25/07/22(Tue)15:42 No. 49271

>>49268
I've already written one little wall of text about AI in this thread so I don't feel like replying to all of your posts, but I wanted to tell you that I fundamentally disagree with you. I think a LOT of the things you just said are deeply incorrect and some are either especially bad-faith or especially dumb. Comparing what's currently going on with AI to the advent of books??? That entire post of random assumptions about my beliefs/values because I teach???? Comparing concern over AI with pizzagate and January 6????? And in 3 posts, completely ignoring my FIRST point, above all of my bitching about other things, that it's also just incredibly shitty for the environment????? Really?

Again I don't really want to get into it because from the posts you've already made I don't think either of us would find further correspondence very fulfilling, so I'll just say I think you're lame and gay etc etc and leave it alone.

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John Smith 25/07/23(Wed)16:26 No. 49272

>>49271
Explain how I'm wrong/bad faith

Because I remember when Photoshop became the big thing people were complaining about that destroying art.
Or when synthesizers became popular in music.
And yes, books should be compared because most people before then were not literate but were oral.

People thought books were corrupting the masses.

And yes the AI scare can be compared to Pizzagate and January sixth because most of the phobia is mainly unfounded or exaggerated.

Most "AI" is probably just manual oversight by coding.

Meanwhile, blue collar jobs are dwindling in supply, there's a decline in life skills and technical skills for the average adult due to education prioritizing liberal arts l

BannerHammer!aFrd6pszns 13/08/08(Thu)17:56 No. 1010 Board: /banner/ [Reply]

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Bruce Banner 13/09/05(Thu)22:26 No. 1034

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>>1010
take anon
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Bruce Banner 14/09/02(Tue)18:08 No. 1172

I think i like 7chan better then 4chan.

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Bruce Banner 14/09/10(Wed)19:24 No. 1174

>>1172
faggot

Dungeon Meshi Manga Ending Anonymous-San 26/02/26(Thu)20:56 No. 38849 Board: /a/ [Reply]

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I thought the dugeon meshi manga ending was ass. Totally half baked. Also that last 'arch' was the most rushed nonsense that scaled way too high and crashed just as hard. Anyone feel the same way? All I see online is dickriding of the ending itself, shit like 'um acktually it was supposed to be shit because laios was cursed to be half-empty and its REALISTIC too!!!'. No nigger, it was rushed and the author half-assed the ending as a result in typical jap fashion, giving no closure to characters we were made to care for earlier in the story.

Ric flashing cock and balls ricmay 24/12/07(Sat)01:06 No. 124825 Board: /men/ [Reply]

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新加坡男裸同性恋 - 丹尼尔 24/06/08(Sat)16:30 No. 124600

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Bruce Banner 18/10/04(Thu)07:01 No. 1384 Board: /banner/ [Reply]

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my first attempt. i used a windows xp background for this.

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Bruce Banner 18/10/04(Thu)08:14 No. 1385

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Historian 18/11/30(Fri)04:32 No. 15111 Board: /hi/ [Reply]

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Let's imagine a world where whites (French, Germs, Scandi and Anglos) as a civilization would be without appropriating culture, technology and riches from other people's.

Which means:
No contact with the Roman Republic/Empire and China
No crusades
No Judeo-Christian religions
No discovery of the new world
No colonization of Africa
No establishments of chiefdom beyond Germania Magna (No Italian, French, Iberian and African dynasties).
Celts still populate most of Europe in this timeline

Also remember that whites before contact with Rome had no literature or construction capabilities beyond wooden buildings. They did have Bronze Age weapons, though. Starting year: 200 B.C. (before first Roman interventions in Gaul because they wouldn't stop killing each other)

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Historian 19/11/17(Sun)11:18 No. 15270

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>>15267
>>15268
>>15269
Goober?

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Historian 20/02/13(Thu)23:11 No. 15299

>Let's imagine a world where whites (French, Germs, Scandi and Anglos) as a civilization would be without appropriating culture, technology and riches from other people's.
Let's level whatever field you're playing on, no culture, technology or riches from others - all civs.

>Also remember that whites before contact with Rome had no literature or construction capabilities beyond wooden buildings. They did have Bronze Age weapons, though. Starting year: 200 B.C.
So in 200 B.C. the whites steam roll every other Civ...
Let's be clear the Romans (who were the ones who held them in check) appropriated almost everything from other cultures including their entire pantheon.

So now you got whitey steam rolling across the globe, slapping henges all over the place as a testament to their awesomeness. Fast forward a few thousand years to the internet age and we have some hut-shitter rambling on about how if other Civs had worked together in 200BC. they could have made the world a better place by stopping the whitey before his dominance.

Shit's 'like circlular you know, like stone henge....

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Historian 22/12/26(Mon)10:52 No. 15619

>>15111
Mining copper in Manchester England 3000bc

Check english tin mining pre Rome

Fcuk nut