wouldnt want to deal with u if u were mad ...woooohoooo thatd be a doozy ...lol...since everything u said is based on your opinion, i wont bother to respond since, as usual, ure opinion seems to be coming from somewhere on the dark side of the moon...ill make a deal with u if u like, since i dont want to keep upsetting u...dont read any of my posts and save ureself some stress...u dont even have to pay me and ull feel a lot better...bye...i hope.
On Apr 27, 5:45 pm, Tinker <[email protected]> wrote: > On Apr 27, 4:18 pm, e_space <[email protected]> wrote: > > > wow...seems like i lit a fuse...sorry about your misconception of me > > and the unhappiness u are currently experiencing. hope things get > > better for u soon. ooops...sorry bout that! i dont really want to be a > > brat, but hey, thats my nature...although i play bratism as a harmless > > game for fun, i have a tendency to attract bullies and antagonists, > > with joy i might add...not that u are either, although im starting to > > get the impres....oh never mind... > > I have no misconception of you. You are very transparent. > That you think me exposing you as the tiny minded person that you are > is unhappy, is funny. > Yes you are a brat, you have the mentality of a spoiled child. That is > your problem, not anything that I take on to myself. > The brat mentality considers the 'truth in your face' bullying. Again, > your problem. > > > if u read the article clearly u will realize that i am not denouncing > > the quest for knowledge in the slightest. i am simply suggesting that > > there are probably a few mountains that one may not want to tackle, > > like 'why are we here?', 'what or who is 'god'? u know, the mt > > everests of the knowledge gathering world? what percentage of humans > > reached the summit of that sucka? other than that, knock ureself out. > > im repeating myself, but i guess u missed that part of my post. i have > > actually asked many questions, and even got an answer now and then, > > but thats just my slant on it. > > I see clearly that you don't have the balls to stand behind that which > you do imply. > That you haven't the personal fortitude to tackle questions beyond > your understanding is no reason to spew the BS that one should not > make an effort. > I am very comfortable 'with answers' to your "not want to tackle" > questions. > > > speaking of enforcing opinions...i presume u are not trying to enforce > > your opinion that i am getting upset by something, although u seem to > > state it as fact. this however is quite far from the truth. in fact, > > it is the opposite to what i have actually experienced. a bit funny > > that u are sorta attempting the same thing that u are accusing me of, > > although i disagree with your assumption on that...see below .v . it > > seems obvious that i have upset u somehow, which is unfortunate, maybe > > worth looking into if u can afford the couch...[ooops#2]. (you're so cute > > :-)) > > It is your opinion that certain questions are "upsetting". > Are you saying they don't upset you, but only inferior people? > That's a joke because your fear won't allow you to engage them. > The couch you suggest would be the place for you to begin to get a > grip on your fear. > > > your statement "You attempt to trash what many know to be 'precious > > Life'." is sorta harsh, doesnt describe me at all, and is not easy to > > understand, from several angles. i dont believe i have tried to trash > > anybodies 'precious Life', but id have to find out what u mean by that > > first if u dont mind explaining it to me. [ooops#3] > > "Life is hell", that you have thought about killing yourself to "go > home", is trashing 'precious Life'. > You are ignorant of the implications of your self-righteous spewing. > Precious Life is something that one must experience, sorry, I cannot > force you to overcome your ignorant denial. > > > in regards to the 'mediocre rehashing of the simplest philosophical > > insight'...you may want to revisit these basic life tenets yourself, > > as this insight seemingly hasnt been incorporated its way into your > > persona to date. i hope you find this simple happiness some time so > > you will not be offended by misconceptions and subject to harsh > > thinking. > > I Live with them, that's how I know the shallowness of your > presentation. > > > how does one force opinions in a chat forum? if u could bottle that > > baby itd be worth a fortune!...it would sell like hotcakes, but > > unfortunately u would not have me for a customer. also, if u dont > > mind, please remove the peace & love signature from your post before > > hitting the send button...its making me feel woozy [ooops#4] > > One can only try, as you should recognize by your failure to do so. > Maybe you do have something 'bottled' that deludes you to believe you > have that influential substance. > > > ...thanks in advance ;-^) [ooops#5] > > You are quite welcome, come again. This is big fun for me. > > peace & Love > > > > > On Apr 27, 2:20 pm, Tinker <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > Thank you Slip for giving me back my signature. > > > > e, > > > You came on the forum denouncing the quest for knowledge because it is > > > upsetting to you. > > > > You are always sure to state it is your opinion that you deliver with > > > a know it all authority. You have not contributed anything but > > > mediocre rehashing of the simplest philosophical insight. You attempt > > > to trash what many know to be 'precious Life'. > > > > I would be very happy to learn from you if you were participating in > > > the discussions instead of trying to force your opinions. > > > > peace & Love > > > > note; peace is lower case, a private personal thing, not a > > > declaration. Love, always upper case, is sacred. > > > > On Apr 27, 6:24 am, e_space <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > the first line states that im expressing my opinion....think about it, > > > > if i was really asking the question i would have have stopped after > > > > the first question mark. also, i dont mind the 'criticism bullshit', > > > > but would prefer it to be offered without the smell. you should > > > > possibly learn to criticize in a non-offensive way, especially is u > > > > want to sign off 'peace and love', which i noticed u removed from this > > > > post ;-^) i did not post this for a comment, just stating my > > > > observations about power. please dig a bit deeper for your next > > > > criticism because up til now, all of your posts seem to be personal > > > > criticisms and have nothing to do with the content of the post. thanks > > > > in advance ;-^) > > > > > On Apr 26, 7:35 pm, Slip Disc <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > > This thread typifies your inconsistency in posts. Your thread title > > > > > is a query but the entirety of the thread text is personal thought and > > > > > expression without attention to the question. It seems as though you > > > > > are having a discussion with yourself and offering something that is > > > > > more didactic. Why ask something when you have all the answers, and > > > > > don't get off on all the criticism bullshit, it is just observation > > > > > and if you don't care for my opinion that is fine as I wont bother to > > > > > respond in the future, obviously no one has responded as of yet. My > > > > > positive input is that it might make a good college level essay or the > > > > > beginning of a thesis. imo > > > > > > On Apr 25, 10:56 am, e_space <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > > > The following thoughts are opinions only and not stated as fact. > > > > > > > Power - Friend or Foe? - Social, corporate or absolute power > > > > > > determines ones level of control of their environment. How one > > > > > > wields > > > > > > this power will determine the state of wellness of that environment. > > > > > > Much of this wellness has to do with the personality of the holder > > > > > > of > > > > > > the power. > > > > > > > Power has the ability to corrupt or heal, depending on the owner of > > > > > > such. Acquisition of power is one of the most zealously pursued > > > > > > pastimes on the planet, and definitely the most abused. In the hands > > > > > > of the weak or consciously void, power is used to dominate, control > > > > > > and even harm. In the hands of the wise and caring it is used to > > > > > > comfort, teach and empower. How individuals deal with the > > > > > > acquisition > > > > > > of power goes a long way to defining their character. > > > > > > > Power, if not achieved by force, is either ceded from one to another > > > > > > or developed through the acquisition of knowledge or social > > > > > > adaptability. How emotional stable we become in our environments, > > > > > > will > > > > > > determine our social power. > > > > > > > The acquisition of power can lead to willingness to share and > > > > > > support, > > > > > > but is often used to dominate. Gaining power can become obsessive > > > > > > and > > > > > > lead to the breakdown of moral ideals. Taken to extremes, abusing > > > > > > power can destroy the commitment to ones own conscious growth, > > > > > > enabling a person to become void of caring and to take great > > > > > > advantage > > > > > > over others to the point of physical and emotional abuse. > > > > > > > Social Power > > > > > > Our ingrained drive to be in control of any situation that we > > > > > > encounter, creates a constant power struggle between all others and > > > > > > ourselves. How we learn to deal with the people that we socialize > > > > > > with, or meet in random fashion, determines how happy we become, and > > > > > > how much control we gain in our environment. We judge people by how > > > > > > they affect us with their personality and attitude. Since most of > > > > > > our > > > > > > aspirations and goals are determined by emotions, how we perceive > > > > > > others emotionally is also an important aspect of daily living. > > > > > > > In a capitalistic society geared towards 'survival of the fittest', > > > > > > power is the key to advancement. From an early age many are taught > > > > > > that no one should hinder us from climbing up the ladder of success. > > > > > > This promotion, combined with our instinctive survival nature, and > > > > > > our > > > > > > instinct to fight when backed into a corner, has a tendency to make > > > > > > us > > > > > > take advantage of any upper hand that becomes available. The natural > > > > > > desire to be in control of ones surroundings drives a defense > > > > > > mechanism that protects us from impending harm. In the process of > > > > > > protecting ourselves, we will soon realize that we are in control > > ... > > read more »- Hide quoted text - > > - Show quoted text - --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups ""Minds Eye"" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/Minds-Eye?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
