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#1
Posted 20 June 2012 - 11:36 AM
Now, what I'm wondering is why can't people defend their ideas? Why are they so averse to reason? If you can't defend your ideas, why post them?
And another thing I seem to think that on this board there appears to be several users who might be suffering from what I percieve to be psychotic breaks, considering that they willfully ingest psycho-active substances, that comes as no surprise, but the fact remains that in their obvious break from reality they post the most absurd things, and when their ideas are opposed they get angry. Some claim they are beyond humans, others insist they are hyper dimensional beings. Now I have nothing against you for your creative thinking, but if you can't defend your ideas, and they don't seem logical even thpugh you steadfastly beleive they hold true, do not attack those who oppose them, simply prove the nay sayers that you are correct by proving that you are in fact what you claim you are.
And if people show concern for your safety by pleading with you to seek assistance for what may seem to them to be a psychiatric problem, why don't you try and seek help? We're all here together, and all we want to do is help one another be the best they can. Where is the love?
#2
Posted 20 June 2012 - 12:55 PM
#3
Posted 20 June 2012 - 01:08 PM
forum.grasscity.com/philosophy/1062126-i-am-g-d.html
#4
Posted 20 June 2012 - 01:17 PM
It is quite true, but like I said he shouldn't have used the word God because of negative connotations associated with the word.
#5
Posted 20 June 2012 - 01:28 PM
idk, makes sense to me.
i think a lot of people on here need to learn some self respect before blowin smoke out there arse
#6
Posted 20 June 2012 - 05:20 PM
#7
Posted 20 June 2012 - 06:27 PM
#8
Posted 20 June 2012 - 11:22 PM
This isn't cut-and-dry, either. With the case of a very developed and highly intuitional person who is entertaining and building many brilliant ideas and abstract concepts, you may find definite and observable truths through what is being said, yet even though this is the case you would still find that some of the ideas don't have that same underlying value, even though it seems like they do. This is almost impossible to avoid, for it requires great mental strength and unceasing vigilance to constantly be filtering out the glamorous ideas. It is very easy to be deceived.
Often, the more concrete thinkers are aware of this glamour and so bunch up all of these ideas into one big mental dustbin titled "illusion." This is similar to those times when you've taken psychedelics, and been absolutely convinced of an idea, yet when you sober up and look at the idea with sober eyes, you don't understand how you could've thought that idea, because you are no longer able to access those intuitional strings. The idea which seemed so alive before, becomes dead and strange, even repulsive.
Same thing happens between people, when one cannot understand (in a relative sense) the true meaning of what someone else is putting forth, because they are not in an appropriate state of mind to do so. When the mind-states between two people differ in a great degree, there will always be conflict until one person decides to check himself from brooding over his own state, and start trying to sincerely empathise with the other person's point of view. It is only this pure empathy which will allow us greater understanding, because other humans, no matter how different they seem to be from us, have much to teach us, just as we have much to teach them.
I'm sure many would scoff at the idea of an adult being taught by a child, yet children have a lot to teach adults. To make an irrelevant analogy,"Even the gods have lessons to learn from man." If one craves knowledge, if one hungers for knowledge as one would hunger for air after holding their breath, then one would see the truth behind this, and one would see that there are lessons to learn everywhere one goes, whether they are lessons you share with other people, or those personal lessons which those around you have no idea of.
#9
Posted 21 June 2012 - 12:10 AM
This has blown my mindBeing a weed-smoker's forum, many of the people here will naturally be thinking in a less concrete and more intuitional kind of way. This makes it easier to recognise truth, yet in the same degree, it also makes it easier to be deceived by the glamour of an idea. Thus a place like this would inevitably be filled with many developed and shining minds, while at the same time there are bound to be an equal amount of people who are susceptible to glamour and illusion.
This isn't cut-and-dry, either. With the case of a very developed and highly intuitional person who is entertaining and building many brilliant ideas and abstract concepts, you may find definite and observable truths through what is being said, yet even though this is the case you would still find that some of the ideas don't have that same underlying value, even though it seems like they do. This is almost impossible to avoid, for it requires great mental strength and unceasing vigilance to constantly be filtering out the glamorous ideas. It is very easy to be deceived.
Often, the more concrete thinkers are aware of this glamour and so bunch up all of these ideas into one big mental dustbin titled "illusion." This is similar to those times when you've taken psychedelics, and been absolutely convinced of an idea, yet when you sober up and look at the idea with sober eyes, you don't understand how you could've thought that idea, because you are no longer able to access those intuitional strings. The idea which seemed so alive before, becomes dead and strange, even repulsive.
Same thing happens between people, when one cannot understand (in a relative sense) the true meaning of what someone else is putting forth, because they are not in an appropriate state of mind to do so. When the mind-states between two people differ in a great degree, there will always be conflict until one person decides to check himself from brooding over his own state, and start trying to sincerely empathise with the other person's point of view. It is only this pure empathy which will allow us greater understanding, because other humans, no matter how different they seem to be from us, have much to teach us, just as we have much to teach them.
I'm sure many would scoff at the idea of an adult being taught by a child, yet children have a lot to teach adults. To make an irrelevant analogy,"Even the gods have lessons to learn from man." If one craves knowledge, if one hungers for knowledge as one would hunger for air after holding their breath, then one would see the truth behind this, and one would see that there are lessons to learn everywhere one goes, whether they are lessons you share with other people, or those personal lessons which those around you have no idea of.
#10
Posted 21 June 2012 - 05:06 AM
#11
Posted 21 June 2012 - 08:08 AM
#12
Posted 21 June 2012 - 08:10 AM
#13
Posted 21 June 2012 - 11:13 AM
So Goat.cea, what your saying is that whenever someone proposes an idea, we should just blindly follow it, because we aren't high or crazy enough to comprehend it?
The one we shall not name: Hey, Me. Let's jumped in this fire.
Me: WTF?
The one we shall not name: You're lame. Hey, The other one we shall not name. Let's jump in this fire.
The other one we shall not name: Not until we douse ourselves in this canister of gasoline I have just found lying here on the ground next to this huge fire.
The one we shall not name: You're a genius, man.
Me: What part of this plan makes sense or even seems fun to you guys?
The one we shall not name: Shut up. You're just not high enough to understand my intuitive reasoning.
The other one we shall not name: Yeah, Me. You're so ignorant. I bet you still believe that you're a human. You don't know what this government is keeping from you. We are the new race. Earth is but a hologram. Energy cannot be created, only destroyed. Honey is a sweet sticky substance produced by bees. So in closing, bees are taking over the world.
The one we shall not name: You know I never thought of it that way. You're a genius.
Me: Just give me the gasoline. I can't be the only sane man left.
Edited by tHe LoNLy StOnR, 21 June 2012 - 11:28 AM.
#14
Posted 21 June 2012 - 02:30 PM
Because I've seen several posts where you act pretty thin skinned and respond in kind.
Yes, standing up for your ideas is great...but don't call someone out when you act the exact same way sometimes (see your recently closed drug test thread for more info).
#15
Posted 21 June 2012 - 02:50 PM
And btw the idea I proposed was a gambit. I would have achieved my goal regardless of the outcome.
#16
Posted 21 June 2012 - 02:52 PM
The sea goat hath spoke. Wise were the words spoken indeed.Being a weed-smoker's forum, many of the people here will naturally be thinking in a less concrete and more intuitional kind of way. This makes it easier to recognise truth, yet in the same degree, it also makes it easier to be deceived by the glamour of an idea. Thus a place like this would inevitably be filled with many developed and shining minds, while at the same time there are bound to be an equal amount of people who are susceptible to glamour and illusion.
This isn't cut-and-dry, either. With the case of a very developed and highly intuitional person who is entertaining and building many brilliant ideas and abstract concepts, you may find definite and observable truths through what is being said, yet even though this is the case you would still find that some of the ideas don't have that same underlying value, even though it seems like they do. This is almost impossible to avoid, for it requires great mental strength and unceasing vigilance to constantly be filtering out the glamorous ideas. It is very easy to be deceived.
Often, the more concrete thinkers are aware of this glamour and so bunch up all of these ideas into one big mental dustbin titled "illusion." This is similar to those times when you've taken psychedelics, and been absolutely convinced of an idea, yet when you sober up and look at the idea with sober eyes, you don't understand how you could've thought that idea, because you are no longer able to access those intuitional strings. The idea which seemed so alive before, becomes dead and strange, even repulsive.
Same thing happens between people, when one cannot understand (in a relative sense) the true meaning of what someone else is putting forth, because they are not in an appropriate state of mind to do so. When the mind-states between two people differ in a great degree, there will always be conflict until one person decides to check himself from brooding over his own state, and start trying to sincerely empathise with the other person's point of view. It is only this pure empathy which will allow us greater understanding, because other humans, no matter how different they seem to be from us, have much to teach us, just as we have much to teach them.
I'm sure many would scoff at the idea of an adult being taught by a child, yet children have a lot to teach adults. To make an irrelevant analogy,"Even the gods have lessons to learn from man." If one craves knowledge, if one hungers for knowledge as one would hunger for air after holding their breath, then one would see the truth behind this, and one would see that there are lessons to learn everywhere one goes, whether they are lessons you share with other people, or those personal lessons which those around you have no idea of.
Edited by LittleJacob, 21 June 2012 - 03:25 PM.
#17
Posted 21 June 2012 - 03:01 PM
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Posted 21 June 2012 - 07:32 PM
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