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]]> Comment on the socratic problem by Matt East http://philosophy.modern-carpentry.com/2009/10/the-socratic-problem/comment-page-1/#comment-5518 Matt East Sun, 18 Sep 2011 00:23:54 +0000 http://philosophy.modern-carpentry.com/?p=25#comment-5518 I think the value of discussing the wherefore's and values of ancient philosophers & theologens is of the utmost fascination to the human condition & benfit to mankind. We live in a society that Jesus would be appalled to call christian, Mohammed ( whose works were funded by his bride, who was a widower, imagine stoning your profit's wife for adultery. LOOK IT UP its true) would barely recognise the banal prejudice and barbarity executed within the self serving indoctrinations of religious factions however popular. We live in dangerous times. We are not allowed to speak of things which may incur the wrath of the established authorities, or more accurately, the ludicrously protected offenders of common sense, rights & general well being of humanity. Never be afraid guys. Sooner or later the sensible souls on all sides will appreciate the benefits of intelligence as the repressed minions defect. Socrates was silenced for offending the noblemen that paid his bread and board not to incite disorder when the very basis of his ethos was to question everything. Was it really necessary . Common sense is like math but with a twist, not everyone has a calculator. Jump a light year and you get Timothy Leary. Read his books. Be an intelligence agent not a sheep and maybe your life will have an iotas more reckoning in the direction that Socrates intended. God bless you all and may wisdom and the open mind prevail or we will watch ourselves fall. mattheweast74@hotmail.com I think the value of discussing the wherefore’s and values of ancient philosophers & theologens is of the utmost fascination to the human condition & benfit to mankind. We live in a society that Jesus would be appalled to call christian, Mohammed ( whose works were funded by his bride, who was a widower, imagine stoning your profit’s wife for adultery. LOOK IT UP its true) would barely recognise the banal prejudice and barbarity executed within the self serving indoctrinations of religious factions however popular. We live in dangerous times. We are not allowed to speak of things which may incur the wrath of the established authorities, or more accurately, the ludicrously protected offenders of common sense, rights & general well being of humanity.

Never be afraid guys. Sooner or later the sensible souls on all sides will appreciate the benefits of intelligence as the repressed minions defect.

Socrates was silenced for offending the noblemen that paid his bread and board not to incite disorder when the very basis of his ethos was to question everything. Was it really necessary . Common sense is like math but with a twist, not everyone has a calculator. Jump a light year and you get Timothy Leary. Read his books. Be an intelligence agent not a sheep and maybe your life will have an iotas more reckoning in the direction that Socrates intended. God bless you all and may wisdom and the open mind prevail or we will watch ourselves fall.
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]]> Comment on No one sees the barn by rafbag http://philosophy.modern-carpentry.com/2009/11/no-one-sees-the-barn/comment-page-1/#comment-405 rafbag Tue, 20 Apr 2010 09:15:35 +0000 http://philosophy.modern-carpentry.com/?p=109#comment-405 i think you're absolutely right, and i liked the facebook refernce. i think you’re absolutely right, and i liked the facebook refernce.

]]> Comment on a bug report for mozilla, or the importance of randomness and sound by seminar projects http://philosophy.modern-carpentry.com/2009/12/a-bug-report-for-mozilla-or-the-importance-of-randomness-and-sound/comment-page-1/#comment-296 seminar projects Sat, 20 Mar 2010 16:46:11 +0000 http://philosophy.modern-carpentry.com/?p=116#comment-296 hey dude Great stuff! i got a lot of inspiration from this post it is very interesting .... i went through this page two times am learning for social work Thanks hey dude
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]]> Comment on No one sees the barn by ariz http://philosophy.modern-carpentry.com/2009/11/no-one-sees-the-barn/comment-page-1/#comment-264 ariz Fri, 12 Mar 2010 19:30:52 +0000 http://philosophy.modern-carpentry.com/?p=109#comment-264 I started reading DeLillo's White Noise in Paris. I even had a picture of me taken... of me reading the novel in front of the Eiffel Tower... so I can post it in Facebook... because in Facebook, most people upload pictures not for their own benefit... but for other people to see.... "we're not there to capture/record images of our social life... we're there to maintain an image of a social life....." Also... Once I saw the signs about the [Eiffel tower], it becomes impossible to see the [Eiffel Tower].... I guess.. for me.... I've seen the Eiffel Tower way before I saw the "real" Eiffel Tower. So seeing the real Eiffel Tower was really.... a "blah" experience.... for I saw it on TV (white noise here), I've seen pictures of it.... AND I SAW IT IN VEGAS! To see the Eiffel Tower in Paris was to me... NOT an awe inspiring experience. It's like the "de ja vu" in the novel. The feeling that something you are experiencing now has happened before.... is maybe the same as seeing an "image" that you saw already.... It takes away from the experience of the moment.... errr something like that. I don't know... could be wrong... :-( I started reading DeLillo’s White Noise in Paris. I even had a picture of me taken… of me reading the novel in front of the Eiffel Tower… so I can post it in Facebook… because in Facebook, most people upload pictures not for their own benefit… but for other people to see…. “we’re not there to capture/record images of our social life… we’re there to maintain an image of a social life…..”

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I guess.. for me…. I’ve seen the Eiffel Tower way before I saw the “real” Eiffel Tower. So seeing the real Eiffel Tower was really…. a “blah” experience…. for I saw it on TV (white noise here), I’ve seen pictures of it…. AND I SAW IT IN VEGAS! To see the Eiffel Tower in Paris was to me… NOT an awe inspiring experience.

It’s like the “de ja vu” in the novel. The feeling that something you are experiencing now has happened before…. is maybe the same as seeing an “image” that you saw already…. It takes away from the experience of the moment…. errr something like that.

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]]> Comment on Prime Spiral by Tom http://philosophy.modern-carpentry.com/2010/02/prime-spiral/comment-page-1/#comment-196 Tom Tue, 23 Feb 2010 16:46:25 +0000 http://philosophy.modern-carpentry.com/?p=314#comment-196 I have always found primes, as well as your work with them, interesting. It seems [to my relatively ignorant mind] like, as you suggest, many powerful minds have spent a lot of time on the deep [deep as in they seem to have no bottom or end] mathematical issues like primes, pi, phi, etc. Kant, in thinking about the sublime, suggested that those things which exceed our grasp experientially can nonetheless be represented or grasped by reason, and math specifically. It is in some way ironic, then, that the phenomena which seem to most elude us are often those of math. I have always found primes, as well as your work with them, interesting. It seems [to my relatively ignorant mind] like, as you suggest, many powerful minds have spent a lot of time on the deep [deep as in they seem to have no bottom or end] mathematical issues like primes, pi, phi, etc.

Kant, in thinking about the sublime, suggested that those things which exceed our grasp experientially can nonetheless be represented or grasped by reason, and math specifically. It is in some way ironic, then, that the phenomena which seem to most elude us are often those of math.

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]]> Comment on a bug report for mozilla, or the importance of randomness and sound by Sharedtut http://philosophy.modern-carpentry.com/2009/12/a-bug-report-for-mozilla-or-the-importance-of-randomness-and-sound/comment-page-1/#comment-113 Sharedtut Wed, 03 Feb 2010 16:20:15 +0000 http://philosophy.modern-carpentry.com/?p=116#comment-113 Great article, thank you for sharing. Great article, thank you for sharing.

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