I don't quite understand you. Whether sooner or later we
can describe accurately all the mechanisms in our brain that
makes up our consciousness is not relevant to the existance
of reality, it existed before us and if as for Jay's insistence we
die out, it will exist without any conscious
As for Newtonian physics, I'm not interested. I am, however, very
interested in NEWTON's physics and the other matters that informed his
thought. Newton wrote literally a barn full of stuff. 1/3 of it dealt with
matters of physics, 1/3 dealt with matters of religion and theology, and
1/3
Sorry folks, I reread this post and had to correct the multiple errors.
This is the corrected version.
REH
Brian McAndrews wrote:
Hi Ray, I learned a very important lesson from 4 Mohawk women who I was
privileged to teach a few years ago. They told me that in their culture,
when a person
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Fascinating stuff, as my impression is
that the IMF and the WB "gives" money
to countries so that they can repay debts.
Their constraints so far meant cut in social
spending etc, so that debts can be repaid.
I won't hold my breath waiting for any
such measure to work in the interest
of social
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Thanks, Thomas, for a well considered response. I don't think our
differences of opinion on this matter can ever be resolved by reason, they
can only be tempered by experience. My opinion is that debating governance
remains just that -- debating. I would recommend that you get ahold of a
1977
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Eva Durant wrote:
reality is a word symbol for what we believe is out there.
no, it was/is/will be there whether we believe it or not.
By reality I mean the physical world and all it's past
present and future variable permutations.
We have different perceptions and beliefs, but
as
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that label for reasons including some expressed below. There is a critical
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