Bruno wrote:

*Response to relation looks like Behaviorism, that is pure 3p. *
*Consciousness usually denote the first person awareness. *

Where does your line#1 imply your line#2? That darn Behaviorism (I don't
argue with your usage of words) may be a 'liveless' 3p behavior as well.
It may depend on YOUR (MY?) definition of Ccness that may, or may not
include thinking/living creatures exclusively.
Just think of 'pressure' related changes available also for lifeless(?)
items.


*Br: Denied ignorance is very bad, but what about the accepted ignorance?
Then we can do all the theories we want, without ever taking ourselves too
much seriously. *

 Would you please draw a line here between science and religion?

Br:
*If we use ignorance to forbid the theorizing then we will certainly learn
nothing.*

Or: we would learn a different type (logic?) leading to different
theorizing and build a different (scientific???) worldview. Agnosticism in
my view does not restrict, rather free up the ways of gathering
information.
JM

On Sun, Mar 15, 2015 at 12:39 PM, Bruno Marchal <[email protected]> wrote:

>
> On 14 Mar 2015, at 20:59, John Mikes wrote:
>
> LizR:
> Consciousness, in my vocabulary sounds like: Response to Relations, not a
> mental awarness in thinking/living creatures.
>
>
> Response to relation looks like Behaviorism, that is pure 3p.
>
> Consciousness usually denote the first person awareness.
>
>
>
> Your views may be correct, if you accept conclusions drawn in the name of
> the present science upon the incomplete circumstances we already know of.
> Including Ccness as some mental awareness in living minds. Your
> 'evolutionary advantages' are triggered - maybe including - effects from so
> far even unreceived domains.
> Similarly I would think twice to call an extinction 'devolutionary'.
> My statement stays: I don't know.
>
>
> Nobody knows. The question is always, what do you believe?
>
>
>
> A tyranosaure - even with terrific 'enthusiasm' - could not resist to
> starving.
>
> I accept your denigratory opinion rather than being part of a contemporary
> science - cheating/lying (theorizing?) based upon denied ignorance.
> Your humble agnostix
>
>
> Denied ignorance is very bad, but what about the accepted ignorance? Then
> we can do all the theories we want, without ever taking ourselves too much
> seriously.
>
> If we use ignorance to forbid the theorizing then we will certainly learn
> nothing.
>
> Bruno
>
>
>
>
>
> On Thu, Mar 12, 2015 at 5:47 PM, LizR <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> On 13 March 2015 at 10:39, John Mikes <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>>> I don't know.
>>> JM
>>> PS did I promise to solve the problems? Telling one's opinion is a free
>>> right, even w/o being obliged to redress things. I fought against
>>> reductionists and faithfuls,
>>> now I simply speak my mind. J.
>>>
>>> That's OK, of course. My problem is that I couldn't understand what you
>> were trying to say, so you didn't actually even manage to "tell your
>> opinion". It just looked like random sniping with no actual meaning. (Maybe
>> it was?)
>>
>> Anyway, my original point still stands. Consciousness may confer some
>> evolutionary advantage. (e.g. a sense of self may mean an organism responds
>> to threats and so on with greater enthusiasm that it would if operating on
>> reflex).
>>
>> Any sensible objections / refutations welcome.
>>
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