Perfection
The Great Head.
How's that? Gettier doesn't say that insane ramblings count as justifications.Actually, they're both true.
How's that? Gettier doesn't say that insane ramblings count as justifications.Actually, they're both true.
2+2 = 0 in the ring of integers modulo 4.
EDIT: And for an encore, 2+2 = 2 in the trivial ring with only one element (let's call it 2).
gallego said:You have to assume a definition for Dieznyiek. You have to assume that it means what it did 3 seconds ago. You have to assume that everything that makes that definition what it is remains constant. For example, you think you spell Dieznyiek that way only because of consistent past experiences with the alphabet and language. These are just examples...in short, the ability to assume is also an assumption itself.
Well I edited that bit outHow's that? Gettier doesn't say that insane ramblings count as justifications.
I was referring to your constant refrain of "the urge to try to look terse, cold, and logical", "clearly designed to make you come off as coldly logical yet apathetic", etc.
The J in JTB means that if I say "There is sentient life on the third planet from the center orbiting Star So-And-So five hundred light years away" and this later turns out to be true, then I wouldn't have had knowledge because I couldn't justify it.
Gettier says that if I had a fit of insanity which resulted in my prepending the above with "Intergalactic-telepathic aliens told me that", that would constitute justification.
Again, me being a jerk. Ever since that null question thing in the PM to tyke I can't prevent myself from thinking you're one of those taken-some-math-and-comp-sci-and-thus-think-im-super-logical-and-emotionless people.
Right, and you are 100% sure of this?![]()
I assume that you're spouting gibbrish.
Well, he was the most interesting hit when I googled "Everything is Nothing". I had never heard of him before that, but he doesn't as interesting as some of the other Inidan gurus from the 60s and 70s.Birdjaguar said:If you believe Nisargadatta Maharaj.
He seems stupid.
What other conclusion can you draw?Birdjaguar said:But doesn't an atheistic belief in science lead to the same conclusion: We are but vehicles for the reproduction of our DNA?
Piss no.
That we are a race of awesome dudes that do awesome things for awesome reasons.
An atheistic belief in science must have purposelessness and chance as a foundation for the universe. Life's beginning were just a chance happening that is driven by an evolutionary interest in perpetuation of DNA. Your personal interest in art, music, love, knowledge, and morality are just how your body passes the time while its genes seek to propagate. Those bodily interests which facilitate reproduction get passed on. All the rest are, well, superfluous. Individual people have no value or purpose beyond their impact on genetic reproduction even though we try to create value and purpose to make us feel better and more useful.Really, I don't see how atheism leads to your statement. Atheists don't turn a blind eye to art, love, knowledge, morality and all that poop.
You're saying that atheism leads to that when really atheism leads to rather little about our self-conception. That's more for other philosophuckal things.