Anders wrote: but it shapes them into becoming social animals, not good thinkers.
so the moment they receive said piece of paper they start taking drugs, drinking, partying, burning their books
They merely 'advance' that step further where they can start to settle down, find a partner, and stop the struggle.
Anders Schlander wrote:thanks.
I think you're right about the fact that people don't 'stop struggling' and settle down without any more problems. After Uni people are struggling to find their job, the right partner, they struggle for promotion within their job, their children's educations etc. But there's no struggle internally, no inward ethical philosophical struggle, no struggle of existence. People aren't concerned with it!
Pye wrote:And finally, whilst in emotive mode, fuck off, Alex.
guest_of_logic wrote:Pye wrote:And finally, whilst in emotive mode, fuck off, Alex.
I know I'm a little late getting to this, and you might not even see it due to your schedule, but... why, Pye? What motivated you to say this?
guest-of-logic: why, Pye? What motivated you to say this?
can you kill a rabbit without pursuing it?
Tomas wrote:Carmel wrote:Really?
I thought you held the view that we're all just "pixels on a screen"?
To quote the newbie, Cousin Basilica: "...and let's face it, if you are not the alpha dog on the sled, all you ever see is some other dog's asshole."
And Cousin Basilica's other nugget: "...Is this how Geniuses are to conduct discourse?"
In my nomothetic pixel-talk .. some pixels smell and look better than others.
PS - Basil-infused spaghetti & meatballs - What a lovely scent and heavenly sight!
cousinbasil wrote:Carmel wrote:cousinbasil:
I mean, really. "Shit or get off the pot." Is this how Geniuses are to conduct discourse?
Carmel:
cousinbasil(or ?), don't mind Tomas, he's just testing you, either that, or maybe he didn't score any wins tonight at Wednesday night Bingo down at the Freemason's lodge, so he's a bit grumpy. :(
Anyway, he gives everyone here a hard time, don't take it personally....but it's dished out equilaterally and offset with a good sense of humour, so I really can't complain...too much. :)
At last, someone with a modicum of manners. Don't tell me, let me guess. You are a female? I must confess I have not trolled extensively before I began to post here. Perhaps my lack of due diligence in this regard has led to a few ruffled feathers. Quite honestly, I was considering abandoning this Forum entirely just now, but your civil tone has made me reconsider. I thank you for you cordiality.
Tomas wrote:Carmel wrote:cousinbasil:
I mean, really. "Shit or get off the pot." Is this how Geniuses are to conduct discourse?
Carmel:
cousinbasil(or ?), don't mind Tomas, he's just testing you, either that, or maybe he didn't score any wins tonight at Wednesday night Bingo down at the Freemason's lodge, so he's a bit grumpy. :(
Anyway, he gives everyone here a hard time, don't take it personally....but it's dished out equilaterally and offset with a good sense of humour, so I really can't complain...too much. :)
Actually, that's part of my genius, the ability to take everything personally, to keep a running score with rivals real and imagined. Every time I post on Genius Forum, I'm playing for posterity.
This where I had Brokenhead / Cousinbasil figured out. From here on out it was to put my brand of offense to work on tripping-up (trapping) a troll.
burnout wrote:Is it possible to study too much? In other words, can studying in large quantities day after day be too much on the brain, just like overtraining?
burnout wrote:Is it possible to study too much? In other words, can studying in large quantities day after day be too much on the brain, just like overtraining?
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