GENIUS FORUMS

And there, outside the window of the train, was a black helicopter. I couldn't see any markings on it. It was just flying around in a circle. It was making a crop circle no doubt. That or it was communicating via secret encrypted government channels to UFOs conducting brain control experiments in t...

Yes, I have been tempted. But I don't have enough letters after my name, so I would never be employed. The current system is based around ensuring conformity rather than on getting results. Don't sound so resentful! You could do your own research or get some credibility behind your name. The questi...

Of course, if a person is perfectly happy living in a prison, then this won't be a problem for him. He has the "maturity" to handle it. We all already live in prisons (genetic, environmental, psychological, whatever). Part of maturity is accepting this is the case and no longer fantasizin...

Lyrics excerpt from a song used on the iphone commercial here, very apt. ---------- Music is my boyfriend Music is my girlfriend Music is my dead end Music's my imaginary friend Music is my brother Music is my great-grand-daughter Music is my sister Music is my favorite mistress ... Music is my beac...

Kevin, The only way you could say that definitions are caused by the empirical world is if you defined "the empirical world" in such a manner that the conclusion is true by definition. Two can play this game. -- The only way you can say that the only way I can say that definitions are caus...

David holds that definitions are absolute, tautological, truth. Once you admit that all definitions ultimately come from the empirical world (whether you redefine them or not), you should be able to see the flaw with concluding based on these definitions that the empirical world is an illusion, or t...

Most of us create our definitions to model and to have practical value in reality. You deny this, and redefine concepts however you like and claim they have tautological, absolute truth. Then you do deductions on these concepts and try to relate your conclusions back to the empirical world as absolu...

David, You don't actually hear what he is saying, or understand it. I think victor has some value here. As he said at the end of the first reasoning show, he did it for the listeners to see how you guys "redefine" your want to victory. You guys will probably never get over your argument, b...

I fit probably 5 or 6 of those. What a retarded diagnosis. :rolleyes:

Oh gee, poor Trevor. His parents divorced causing him bipolar disorder which in turn means he can never become a Buddha. He has read that becoming a Buddha is the highest attainment in life, and since everything one reads must be true, it must be true. Therefore he will go make music for a reasoning...

History is important!

Examples:
Forgetting the history of organisms -> believing the human is some special, set apart being created by God.

Forgetting the history of language -> metaphysics.

Democracy -> mediocrity.

I don't want to be "equal" and have "equal rights" with everyone else, when I am better than lots of them. ;-)

I would like to dismantle a democracy.

There must be enough people that want to change the system with the power to do it before it happens.

All systems are evil from some perspective.

Am I missing something or is Trevor asking Laird to impregnate his girlfriend for him?

We would know that the Totality caused it to test our emotional attachment to you.

Trevor takes this very seriously as he is trying to earn the acceptance of his masters he getting close lately.

Nope. :-S I thought those were in SA only lol.

I am 20. This sounds like the QRS version of Sunday school.

He said Australia, the Andes don't go there do they??

I don't get it. :-S (the one hsandman posted)

Sounds like a slightly harsher version of Sunday School that is not limited to Sundays, assuming the children will be fully immersed in QRS*T* wisdom.

Dan and Trevor are lashing out egotistically against what they view to be competition in their field -- wisdom of Ultimate Reality. Of course we cannot blame them, as ultimately the Totality is causing their every move, they don't even exist. However I do believe Laird has surpassed them all in prog...

Dude, I am not going to play this game. The time to play this game was during the 1st episode of the Reasoning show, when i crushed you on this very topic. If you still don't understand the problem -- if you still don't understand the difference between reasoning from axioms to explicate the implic...

I'm somewhere in there. If I really want something I can summon up the will power to accomplish it. However my problem is more of not really wanting anything, lacking goals. It is much too easy to settle down into the "do nothing" "wisdom of the infinite" state like the geniuses ...

I don't think Katy-style is possible for 12 balls. Basically she figures out a way to do 3 tests and figure out the ball from them regardless of the outcomes, as is shown near the end of page 1 of this thread. 12-ball solution is trivial. Aren't you just tempted to plug a larger numbers and ask peop...