Kozmos
Jew Detective
Science has effectively scrubbed meaning from the universe by showing us how arbitrary, sequential and cause and effect everything is. If anything science has made ethics meaningless or obsolete, whichever you prefer.
Science has effectively scrubbed meaning from the universe by showing us how arbitrary, sequential and cause and effect everything is.
Yes, you got me to clarify my position. Which was important I suppose.
There are people out there who say that the "key" to the brain is that it performs some of its task on the quantum level.. some people seem to think that this is what helps make it "special" - since it's able to bypass causality.
I don't quite buy that, but it's something to think about... maybe.
If we really do not possess choice, how could we avoid ethics? Or maybe I should ask, how could we not "bother with ethics"?If you do not really possess choice, why bother with ethics?
If we really do not possess choice, how could we avoid ethics? Or maybe I should ask, how could we not "bother with ethics"?
You seem to posit "no choice", and then, using the word "why", imply that we do have a choice. How can this be?
Really? I've been pretty shallow up to now, huh?