On Friday, November 28, 2014 4:37:40 PM UTC, John Clark wrote:
>
> On Fri, Nov 28, 2014 at 4:43 AM, <[email protected] <javascript:>> wrote:
>
> > Let's say there are two individuals, one seems to be normal in that 
>> there is no history of injuries to the head. While the other individual 
>> fell off a tricycle and ended up hospitalized with a head injury. Now let's 
>> jump into the shoes of objective reality. 
>>
>
> OK but remember you said "objective reality", Evolution can't detect 
> subjective reality any better than we can. Just like us Evolution can see 
> actions but it can't see intentions.  And the more intelligent a animal's 
> actions are the more likely it is that its genes get passed into the next 
> generation.
>

 You are also not responding here, to the line above, but to the paragraph 
that came afterward. Which you have deleted. There is not redundancy for 
legitimate deletion of this kind. The argument is arranged through 
paragraphs with each paragraph containing ONE strong component of relevance 
with everything else just for illustrative purposes. It is obvious what the 
strong component is each paragraph. 

What was the strong component of relevance in the lines above? You  just 
have to ask what is necessary to preserve a logical flow through the 
points. The first paragraph just show differentials in consciousness are 
trivially demonstrated in any number of commonplace everyday examples. We 
don't even need to go to evolution. 



> > we happen to know the efficiency of the conscious experience and its 
>> delivery has been negatively impacted.
>>
>
> And the only way you or Evolution could have "happened to know" that is if 
> you observed a impairment in intelligent actions and made a deduction from 
> that using a theory, the theory being that intelligence implies 
>

You've deleted my argument John. And what you reply to here, just as what 
you replied to above, is totally irrelevant the logical argument that you 
are supposed to be trying to provide a strong answer to. I don't want to 
think. 

You've not answered the logic so far and you've deleted probably the most 
key section. You continued this basic approach below, but anyway it's lost 
be here so I've deleted below. 

Please, a strong answer John. You need a fresh reply command so you benefit 
from the full sequence of argument. Please...identify the strong component 
in each paragraph. By simply asking what component is essential to preserve 
a logical sequence. First paragraphs are always less essential because they 
introduce and so on. 

Give a strong answer as the rational man  of science you say, and I will  
nod - that you are. 

It's a 10 minute work at most John. Either you have a strong answer you do 
not. 

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