Ooga booga wumble woo ! !

On 2/19/10, denstar <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> On Fri, Feb 19, 2010 at 2:25 PM, Cameron Childress wrote:
>>
>> On Fri, Feb 19, 2010 at 12:28 PM, denstar wrote:
>>> So I'm only "responsible" for myself?  Whew, because I thought my
>>> actions had consequences.  I guess those consequences only affect
>>> myself?  Or that's all I should personally care about?
>>
>> If you are unable to resist flying a plane into a building because of
>> a TV channel you are watching, then canceling cable and selling your
>> TV is protecting yourself, and anyone else you would kill in your
>> potentially deluded state.
>
> I was more alluding to the volume of "hard evidence" that's out there
> now which shows that we are affected by *far* more than you'd think.
>
> The music we listen to, stuff we read, the things we see... hell,
> random tones actually change the chemical makeup of your brain-- I'm
> not making this stuff up. :)
>
> PBS had a pretty mind-boggling (for some people) show on the
> plasticity of the brain just a bit ago, you should try to catch it if
> you can.
>
> I'm sure you're hip enough to my style by now to know that I'm not
> advocating that the responsibility is on the stuff "outside", but it
> has a palpable effect.
>
> Nature vs. nurture is another fairly interesting discussion (and we
> don't have to use examples that turn you off even, to discuss it).
>
>>> But you have to see the humor in you putting the responsibility of
>>> Judah's point about the media's impact on mental states, on the
>>> non-central political aspect instead, when you say that's exactly what
>>> you dislike about these threads, neh?  Probably that's just my wacked
>>> out sense of humor.
>>
>> I just tend to view crazy people as crazy.  You might also like to
>> subdivide that group of "crazy" into subgroups like "crazy political"
>> or "crazy religious zealots", but they are still in the big all
>> encompassing group of "crazy".
>
> Dude, when you find "sane", give a fucking holler. :)
>
> I've put a fair bit of thought into conscience-- or maybe it's
> cognition... no... consciousness!  That's the one-- and I just don't
> see it as cut and dry as you do, I guess.  Maybe really thinking about
> stuff just does that to you.  Less easy to see black and white as just
> black and white.
>
> Heh.  Thinking about color makes me think about that deal with prisms,
> and how all those colors are in something that looks like it's
> nothing.  And the nothing that looks like something, really is
> nothing.
>
> If there's such a thing as nothing, of course.  :)
>
> Perspective is such a weird deal.
>
> What relates, what doesn't... context... blah blah blah...
>
> Like, does the e before the i make "weird", weird?  Maybe, maybe not.
> Depends on how much you know, I guess.
>
> Or maybe not.  *shrug*
>
>> I'll leave it to you to figure out their mommy issues and what type of
>> therapy they need but in my book If you are a murderer you are a
>> murderer.  Period.
>
> Your book is at like a 1st grade level then, my friend.  :)
>
> Seriously tho, I wasn't trying to get all phycho-anal on you, I was
> just wondering.
>
> Also seriously-- you can't be serious, right?  Murder == murder, and
> motivation and whatnot means nothing in your book?
>
> Hrm.  Killing == bad.  I can generally get behind that, except for the
> fact that we must kill to survive.  That part always throws a wrench
> into the works.
>
> Ah well... destruction, creation... sane, insane... these are
> interesting things to contemplate, regardless.
>
> :den
>
> --
> Saturn seems to have impressed the seal of melancholy on me from the
> beginning.
> Marsilio
>
> 

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