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Originally posted by alien life uk
True or False .. Believe/don't believe, the whole thing is binary.. it's on or off.
it's 1 or 0.
Also, who gave the meaning to Sanity? maybe he/she/it was Insane.!
Originally posted by alien life uk
True or False .. Believe/don't believe, the whole thing is binary.. it's on or off.
it's 1 or 0.
Also, who gave the meaning to Sanity? maybe he/she/it was Insane.!
Originally posted by dunwichwitch
Originally posted by alien life uk
True or False .. Believe/don't believe, the whole thing is binary.. it's on or off.
it's 1 or 0.
Also, who gave the meaning to Sanity? maybe he/she/it was Insane.!
That's the whole... thing.
Can we question someone else without putting into question ourselves?
Like someone asking "Where's the proof?" when "proof" is right in front of them.
They are really asking themselves "Where's MY proof?", or even more, they ask themselves "How can I be comfortable with the existence of what YOU are presenting?" Breaking that question down a little more leads them even further into thenselves: "How can I be comfortable?"
The question makes the answer a mystery, and therefore they can stay comfortable/delusional with whatever "truth" or "lie" they've chosen.
To them, that's just fine. To us, we get annoyed or disturbed by the fact that, for them, it's sanity. For us, that's insanity. They could say the same about us. Everyone could say the same thing about the blind shrimp living near thermal vents in the deepest parts of the oceans. How could anyone be comfortable with that "delusion"?
They just are. Things may change. Let it be. Let yourself be however it is. Let yourself learn from a delusion or a lie or a truth or whatever you wanna call it, instead of living in it ir as it. You're really just watching it.
The biggest lie is that you are only that moment... but then if you are immersed in exactly what that moment is instead of what it isn't, the biggest lie to you is everything else.
Yoou can say everything is an illusion, you can say that everything is one, you can say that it is all what it seems and is individual, you can say that the truth is hidden from us, or that we wouldn't understand it even it was right in front of us....
But if you are favoring an absolution over somebody else's seeming dissolution, you're creating another heirarchy of elites and serfs, the exact thing that we can all agree here as common humans is what we dispise.
By knowing anything for certain, we are creating what we dispise, and it reeks of arrogance... but even arrogance has its place... which is so god damned frustrating as a human because you never feel completely certain that you are doing or saying the right thing... whether preaching peace and love is better than enforcing hate and war.
My human brain can only deduce that in the end, existence is just easier when it feels at peace and when it is loved and accepted and when it knows everybody is being as honest and tolerant as possible.
I can't be certain of anything I say, though. We've all entertained thoughts, no matter how brief, of hate and injustices and gotten a joyful rush out of it, whether we admit it or not. So love, hate, ease, disease.... it's ALL perspective... and it all makes the stomach of someone who views themselves as a rightious holy crusader just a little nauseous at the sheer weight of the thought.
Originally posted by dunwichwitch
Logic and assumptions and perceptions all amount to the same thing.
We use logic based on "educated" assumptions of what our perception of an event is.
Just because we perceive, for example, a scientific experiment and repeated identical experiments showing "consistent" results, we then use logic based on the assumption that those persistent results show something true.
Logic can only be as straight as perception allows it to be.
Anything can be logical if it is congruent with perception.
Holy crap, I haven't used the word "congruent" since high school!