
Posted by gar on 5/16/2008, 6:05 am, in reply to "Re: Mr. Data"
70.100.196.X
:
: Jem only pawn in game of life but thanks for
: the compliment. You seem bright, too.
:
: Is the “world of logic and observable
: nuance” foreign to you? Your disdain for
: hard science, and the people who toil in
: those fields, is surprising. Yogis, rabbis,
: priests, and mullahs did not create the
: “internets.” The world of logic and
: observable nuance (excluding the creators of
: Windows Vista, of course) provided us with
: this forum.
:
: Words mean stuff, Gar. Re-read your middle
: graph—that’s why it’s a minefield.
: Imprecise language fosters confusion.
: Discussing subjectivity is not the same as
: discussing the subjective revelations we may
: have experience while contemplating our
: places in the cosmos.
:
: Touchy-feely, campfire kumbayas hold no
: allure, not even if it’s your happy,
: s’more-stained face through the smoke. I
: believe Socrates was correct, and apparently
: so do you, but introspection ad nauseum is
: futile. At some point, we must live outside
: our head.
:
: j
:
: Greetings Jem,
" Words mean stuff, Gar. Re-read your middle graph—that’s why it’s a minefield. Imprecise language fosters confusion." Yes that's it. CONFUSION. This life seems to lend itself to being confused and the degree of it's influence on us. The game of being confused and thinking that gar knows something is what, living in harmony, seems to be about.
in peace,
gar
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"The Tao is basically utterly open. Utter openeness has no substance. It ends in endlessness, begins in beginninglessnes".
-Li Daoqun
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