Re: Re: Mind is life

2012-11-05 Thread Roger Clough
Hi Stephen P. King  

I overlooked the most important attribute IMHO of mind, that being intelligence.
And indeed I may often seem to have a private language of terms,
although I try to use them as straight-forwardly as I can. 

Those attributes to my mind are obtained but what mind enables
us to do. Self-animation probably covers the whole list.



Roger Clough, rclo...@verizon.net 
11/5/2012  
"Forever is a long time, especially near the end." -Woody Allen 


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Subject: Re: Mind is life 


On 11/5/2012 1:33 PM, Roger Clough wrote: 
> A mind is the medium through which a self with an unchanging identity 
> or soul actively senses, thinks, knows, can choose, imagine, create, and 
> perceive, subjectively, all on its own, to whatever extent that is possible. 
> 
> Thus mind is the same as life. And not the organs of the brain per se, 
> but the life which lives in or is associated with the brain, and more 
> broadly with the whole body. While it still lives. I think, therefore I am. 
Dear Roger, 

 That definition seems to work for me. ;-) But I worry about the  
meanings of some of the words that you use. 

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Re: Mind is life

2012-11-05 Thread Stephen P. King

On 11/5/2012 1:33 PM, Roger Clough wrote:

A mind is the medium through which a self with an unchanging identity
or soul actively senses, thinks, knows, can choose, imagine, create, and
perceive, subjectively, all on its own, to whatever extent that is possible.

Thus mind is the same as life. And not the organs of the brain per se,
but the life which lives in or is associated with the brain, and more
broadly with the whole body. While it still lives. I think, therefore I am.

Dear Roger,

That definition seems to work for me. ;-) But I worry about the 
meanings of some of the words that you use.


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Stephen


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Mind is life

2012-11-05 Thread Roger Clough
Hi Stephen P. King  

A mind is the medium through which a self with an unchanging identity
or soul actively senses, thinks, knows, can choose, imagine, create, and 
perceive, subjectively, all on its own, to whatever extent that is possible.  

Thus mind is the same as life. And not the organs of the brain per se, 
but the life which lives in or is associated with the brain, and more 
broadly with the whole body. While it still lives. I think, therefore I am.


Roger Clough, rclo...@verizon.net 
11/5/2012  
"Forever is a long time, especially near the end." -Woody Allen 


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Time: 2012-11-03, 13:32:31 
Subject: Re: (mathematical) solipsism 


On 11/3/2012 9:06 AM, Roger Clough wrote: 
> Although well-founded, solipsism still remains a psychological theory, 
> a fact, if you will. As such, it belongs to the contingent world, not the 
> world of necessary reason. There may be beings to which it does not hold. 
> Mystics claim to have merged with the mind of God. Or perhaps 
> some day a proof against it may be found. 
Hi Roger, 

 If you can find a consistent definition of a mind for me, I will  
give you that proof. ;-) 

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