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[Philosophy] Profound prisoner's dilemma. - Page 17
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Jibba
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LegendaryZ
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On July 23 2010 11:21 RhaegarBeast wrote: Please ban me. FUCKING IDIOTS Wow... now you're just coming off like someone who's sore that other people can't appreciate your personal views. Are you really that insecure about your beliefs that you need to take personal offense when people disagree with them? Yeah, you may have put a ton of work into your posts. Do you think my posts just magically typed themselves? Or anyone else's, for the matter. Get over yourself, man... Terrible attitude... | ||
Wr3k
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USn
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Were there any interesting conclusions reached based on the original post? | ||
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LegendaryZ
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On July 23 2010 11:46 USn wrote: Ok, I'd love to read seventeen pages of rhaegar getting gradually more raged, but actually I wouldn't. Were there any interesting conclusions reached based on the original post? It's actually a pretty amusing read... He only started raging in the past 2 pages or so. RhaegarBeast's "solution" is on Page 16: On July 23 2010 09:32 RhaegarBeast wrote: Philosophy is personal. My answer is - submit to the prison and work with it to make it a better place for all the prisoners and their guards. Your answer will sadly, but inevitably differ at least a little bit, as you are not me. It is a good question whether I'm actually helping by making people think about that. It's just my wish that we somehow found a solution together and not every man for himself. And yes, it seems that I'm contradicting myself, but together and every man for himself are not necessarily mutually exclusive. | ||
USn
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uh... thinking outside the box. Or something. | ||
opsayo
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hes just trolling forum to forum | ||
LegendaryZ
United States1583 Posts
On July 23 2010 12:00 opsayo wrote: i hope you guys realize hes posted this on multiple forums, copy pasting the same token responses from every one hes just trolling forum to forum Didn't know that, but it figures... *Edit: http://www.tribalwar.com/forums/archive/t-616712.html That's the only other forum I could find and it looks like you were the one that posted it... *Edit 2: http://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/47/science-math-philosophy/profound-prisoners-dillema-832186/ Nevermind.. found another one.. -_- | ||
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GGTeMpLaR
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and he kept bumping his own thread and double-posted numerous times | ||
Hidden_MotiveS
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virgozero
Canada412 Posts
On July 23 2010 10:52 JinMaikeul wrote: Where did I say that philosophy is truly learned through a course? My point was that if he's as off base about what philosophy is, he should go take a basic course before speaking on the matter. Philosophy courses will not teach you everything you need to know, but frankly, you're a fool if you don't believe that they hold value in educating people on the subject. well yeah duh i agree to that, sry for misunderstanding , ima qq nao What's the point of sitting there and thinking if you have no idea HOW to think? While people like Socrates and Descarte may not have taken a formal course on the subject, they learned from studying other thinkers. It's not as if these people just sat down one day and formed a world view without any prior education. nope you dont seem to understand logic and reason. The moment we come alive, our brain is thinking. And our brain (human brain) thinks in a certain way and only that way, logically and reasonably. This is how everything is created, by logic which is innate in all of us. So your saying plato learned philosophy from someone else? Well where did that person learn philosophy from? Eventually there was SOMEONE who just looked at the leaf falling down and suggested that "things fall". Philosophy is realized with/without people tellling you. The advantage of a philosophy course is that you get to be more exposed to that material and allows for focus. So I do agree that philosophy classes are important but not nearly as important as a person that can actually utilize logic themself. If all a person can do is study history, what descartes said, what Aristotle said, they are as dumb as any average joe on the street. Well maybe smarter since they could at least understand. Just as science is built on the shoulders of our forefathers, philosophy is too. both are built upon logic. philosophy itself is logic so that doesn't exactly make sense but whatever. Everyone seems to have their own definitions for philosophy, not that it matters. By the way, what would you know about Descarte if you didn't study anything about him? Education is important... and why do we need to know about descarte? I came up with parts of metaphysics myself just by thinking at a young age. 1000000000000000000000 of other people came up with shit like this, people just dont bother to write it down. | ||
catamorphist
United States297 Posts
On July 23 2010 12:52 virgozero wrote: So your saying plato learned philosophy from someone else? That probably wasn't a very good example. | ||
Mariuslol
Norway8 Posts
And that Jin guy actually has a propper education and didn't get all his newfound knowledge taking drugs and smoking weed for xx number of years. Kinda like seeing that stickydrama girl arguing vs. Ken Robinson xD ps, I would ask the mage "what lever", and have him come show me. Then pretend I got all spooked and look shockingly behind him, and the second he turns around to check it out.... I PULL OUT THE LEVER AND STAB HIM IN THE EYE!! Killing him, thus negatating all the magickz he's ever cast!! | ||
LegendaryZ
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Maybe if this is somehow still going in a few days, I'll post again, but I suspect the thread will die before that. | ||
USn
United States376 Posts
On July 23 2010 12:54 catamorphist wrote: That probably wasn't a very good example. I loled. | ||
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