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hollowpilot9, I'm just curious—how do you actually tie humanity, Jesus Christ, and God together into this one big philosophy of yours that's supposed to be applied to the whole world?
Even if things worked the way you say they do, I honestly feel like anyone who actually cares about people, animals, trees, even just a blade of grass, birds, rivers, the ocean, or chimpanzees... should be fighting against everything you’re preaching.
History shows that this kind of mindset you have has caused more evil across every single part of reality than anything else out there.
Do you actually see that, or are you just gonna give me another monologue?
Melissa Barrett4 said:In my book, stupidity is just a series of senseless moves—the kind that left me having to draw two extra cards in UNO today... 😉
Philosophers are supposed to be calm, detached people who have moved beyond human passions... that was figured out a long time ago. If you're still prone to anger or any other raw emotions, you aren't a philosopher. 😉
Man, they aren't even human at that point.😉 Let alone philosophers...
Jonathan Brooks8 said:Low blow...🙂
Not quite low enough. 😉
I mean, they should show some respect—maybe grab a Starbucks first to chill out before jumping on the keyboard...
I'm assuming they're American and know the language, but if they're actually from abroad, my bad in advance.
Still, feels like they're just being lazy and scattered...
hollowpilot9 said:Thanks for the support. Without worrying? Well, it seems like nobody actually took this dialogue to heart in their own way. I’m not against anyone, really. But, alongside his approach, I’m going to offer "my way"—and you neutrals can just watch how things develop and how we communicate. Give some credit to those who speak with actual arguments, who seek the TRUTH through their own deep reflection rather than through corroded ideologies, or dogmatic preaching, or the crumbling paradigms and failed formalisms that have essentially made philosophy trivial—or at the very least, unappealing and unwanted. As someone trying to revive philosophy as a living MINDSET, I find myself being stigmatized—basically spat on—by people who don't know a thing about philosophy beyond what some thinkers taught 500, 1,000, or 2,000 years ago.
Just think about it—today, when humanity has mapped nature down to the subatomic level, when we basically manage life itself and harness the forces of the stars, we're still being forced into ancient philosophies—Ludo! I previously mentioned why no one was particularly offended by me, but I also pointed out that while ancient philosophy is a treasure trove of great minds, its influence has lingered so long that it has lost all its meaning. There is only NEW, and ONLY NEW PHILOSOPHY, and nothing else! It's a shame our thinkers aren't capable of that. Not just "new" in a small sense, hollowpilot9, but UNIVERSALLY NEW.
(...) writing is a skill you learn.😁