GENIUS FORUMS

Bob Michael wrote: The will of God or the will of Evolution is fully and eternally in command of things.

...really?

I don't think so, David. What I said or say either tweaks a person's heart or conscience for the better or it doesn't. Adding more verbage won't really help matters here. It'll only tend to cloud things up. while it is fact we can never irrefutably express our genuine opinion about such matters, yo...

prince wrote:No, you are an insincere fucking douchebag.

Get real mate, you might get bopped talking the shite you do.

hahahahahaha.

most likely stems from a mismatched relation of competent brain function and physical beauty.

people create their own individual thought-action. there is no suicide 'culture' per se, just communal thoughts fixated on the idealization of a subject by isolated individuals. every behavior enacted by a being is cognitive, whether they are aware of this, or are not.

simply put, i don't believe it possible to attain enlightenment while in a state of physical consciousness where we are forced to contend with reality at any given moment. enlightenment in its simplest definition is striving to better ones self. every form of existence must obey a set of morals one ...

Kelly Jones: Yes, fine. But my statement was about basing morality on truth. Not truth (or thoughts and actions) off morality. What's your response to that? m4tt_666: this seems to me wishful thinking, while some do let logical thought govern their actions, once again being animal and a victim of ti...

it is only within the scope of humanity to base every thought and action off our conceived morality. justification differs between individuals. and nothingness is completely in existence. if nothing was truly out of existence that would also simultaneously be an admittance that something didn't exis...

human condition is relevant to how one has adapted their morals within their given surroundings. how we individually experience any emotion. if enlightenment is nothing and we are, undoubtedly something, then we are forever blindfolded to any reality than that of what we are directly perceiving at a...

while that may be fact, is the human condition still not a reflection of all that enlightenment neglects?

the physical outset of enlightenment and ignorance is itself, identical. what remains in the perception of the individual is nothing more than chemical reactions in the brain for the short duration it is released. given enough time, anybody's view on anything will no doubt alter, be it death or the ...

David Quinn wrote: I'm in Vietnam at the moment, and I heard a local describe nirvana as "a place of nowhere". Throosh! I've been spinning out on that one ever since!

taken into context, that is a frightening idea.

we see others as organisms in the same way we see a tree to be a tree. logical deductions cannot be ignored as fact based off of what our senses are telling us. for us to 'assume' we are something more than animal is to have attached, the expected criticism from others who navigate life through the ...

consciousness is undoubtedly something to grasp and to be used accordingly.

we have infinity to grasp nothing upon death, let's not rush things.

Dennis Mahar wrote:
Sure it's fun trekking about the foothills, using concepts like stepping stones as excitement machines...
just set some trail markers to get back OK.

i like how you put that, and i do heed your advice.

nobody holds advantage over another in respect to knowledge. every idea, no matter how abstract or simple it may seem has been in existence before us. the key is in the frame of time and how one uses any idea he wishes. another variable lies within the probability one will conceive such an idea to m...

to refuse the 'concept' of flaw.

we ourselves are not flawed, it is in the way we perceive by way of senses that is the real fallibility. it is within everyone of our natural senses to pick and choose error according to our individual moral foundation.

sorry, *fact as i see it. you cannot seriously dispute the fact that yourself has not witnessed error within anything in your life and expect me to believe that? error is permitted due to the fact we have a memory and can retain such information and project reality at any given moment. to refuse fla...

i agree with the fact we do identify ourselves by past events that has happened to us and the geographical surroundings also have an impact on individual identity. it's actually in this way our personalities are somewhat preset before we were even born. i was just stating the fact that through the n...

flaws are based off of our set of individual morals that guide each of us through the day. perceiving these flaws and acting accordingly is what has ensured human survival, and indeed any physical survival of life. without this basic common sense our species would have died out long ago. being human...

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we are, by way of human nature infinitely flawed and whilst maintaining such form, the only truths we can realize are also by nature, flawed. in theory, i suppose one could 'transcend' his mental state for a limited duration but the main point being, even in that state of 'transcendence' your mind i...

Its no joke. No-thing cannot be gotten. It can be accepted. Without emptiness there is no thing. emptiness is in obvious existence. even if this is a falsehood it is what we perceive to be true. absolute truth lies in absolute belief, no matter how ridiculous a claim it's all faith-based. if you ca...

the meaning of life; to live. a bit esoteric i know. such is life. any further attempt to effectively communicate this in deeper thought simply results in a futile power struggle between the parties involved. imagination exists within itself, much as our perceived reality can only interact directly ...

in that sense i have still maintained a relevant answer. be it a blow to the head or the growth of cancer cells it is all a product of the Universe we inhabit. for such things to befall an individual at any time, would therefore, no matter the cause, alter the way you physically perceive not only yo...