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Re: the strange number 11

2008-10-13T07:09:24Z

You have interpreted my view correctly, Ricky.

Lets see:

0: Wow, a number signifying nothing. Everything you divide by 0 is 0.
The ultimate negation.

1: Absolute unity. Perfection. Awesome!

2: The only even prime number. The numerical expression of affirmation
or rejection. Yes/no, On/off. The numerical 10 in the binary code (I

Re: The "N" Word

2008-10-13T05:22:53Z

I'm sure they are in effect Orn. I don't actually favour the violent
outcome - it just seems so much more likely than the peace and
reconcilliation one.

Re: the strange number 11

2008-10-13T03:58:07Z

Yes, Ricky, I can see where you are coming from. And, I appreciate the
fact that you see numbers / numerology affects everyone, whether they
know it or not.

It is for Fran to answer if or why he is projecting his beliefs as
truths !

Re: The "N" Word

2008-10-12T23:49:22Z

Perhaps all whistle blowers should be burned at the stake too?

Re: Are we addicted to our emotions

2008-10-12T22:37:42Z

Satre once said there was no explanation of emotions - in a book
called a Sketch for a Theory of Emotion (lying swine!). Made me
angry! They are strange. My dog died on Saturday - had a bad last
hour but in the end hes had a good run. I'm nearly crying typing
this, yet will feel better for the 'tears' later. He was a great dog

Re: Are we addicted to our emotions

2008-10-12T22:35:33Z

No Schitt?

Re: Are we addicted to our emotions

2008-10-12T22:29:16Z

That was awesome and also a great example to use for this thread.
Thanks Fran!!

Re: Are we addicted to our emotions

2008-10-12T22:27:53Z

I'm not sure that people don't want to continue to be angry or abused
just based on my experience with people who continually find
themselves in the same pit.
I dated this woman once who would continually gripe at the traffic
situation but at the same time would continually choose to steer
herself into the problems. As an example, up ahead is a red light on a

Re: The "N" Word

2008-10-12T22:22:24Z

I favour a particularly cruel version of that story Orn - one in which
the child announcing he is naked gets crucified to disuade the
others. There has been a longstanding masquerade in universities
promoting the manners of a highly selfish and unware class. I believe
that if one is contaminated with this there is little hope of

Re: Enlightenment

2008-10-12T22:17:28Z

What is implied in the does 'what come before how' question is, of
course, incorrect - but it does serve to remind us that method is not
all.

Re: Are we addicted to our emotions

2008-10-12T19:35:19Z

A lot of the video's imagery is taken from the film "Walk the line".

On 12 Okt., 18:22, Molly Brogan <mbro...@mollybroganenterprise s.com>
wrote:

Re: Are we addicted to our emotions

2008-10-12T16:48:20Z

"...I don't see why some people would want to continually experience
anger for the sake of a fix...." - slip

IF one can see why a person would drink coffee, this all becomes quite
clear.

Re: Why philosophize

2008-10-12T16:42:32Z

"...Some would perhaps add the epithet "spiritual" to this - but I am
not sure what it means." - fran

Yes, the term is seldom made entirely clear. Perhaps a simple sense of
unification would aid in the clarification of the notion.

In your post, you used the term 'synthesis'. The most satisfactory use

Re: The "N" Word

2008-10-12T16:34:10Z

So, the emperor has no clothes?

Re: Enlightenment

2008-10-12T16:31:16Z

When one is dealing with common reasoning and careers, again you are
absolutely correct Neil.