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bloodrayne 03-02-2004 11:02 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Rotting Eye
That was only one example. Pick any example from an unlimited array where you're probably not thinking clearly.

Which is my point... Until you're in a limited, high stress environment like that, you don't know what you'd do.

I still believe that, no matter what the situation...
Instinct=Protect your children

predfan 03-02-2004 11:36 PM

in answer to the original question i would kill my loved one in order to get the powers. then i would ressurect them, and use my power to do things for myself and my loved ones. then help the world if i have time :) :)

Unit 03 03-02-2004 11:52 PM

Heres a mind tickler from Descartes

Everything you know, is gained from knowing that it (whatever you know) is clear and distinct, but what if your mind is decieving you into believing that knowledge is clear and distinct, when in actuality it isn't.

Descartes-" that can't happen because god would not allow me to be cevieved when I am using my mental faculties properly, since god gave them to me to use for aquiring knowledge (clear and distinct ideas)

How then can you be sure that god exists, what are your clear and distinct ideas.


His answere was "because I have a clear and distint reason that god exists."

Highlight for his answere, but be aware its a Cartesian Circle.

Rotting Eye 03-03-2004 01:11 AM

.... I think, therefore I pwn you.

Unit 03 03-03-2004 01:43 AM

Actually, that is a famous Descartes quote, but most people don't know who said it.

RE I think we all know that when it comes to me, you get
http://www.texasmartialarts.net/bruticus2.jpg

Haunted 03-03-2004 05:03 AM

Unit 03, I had to study Des Cartes in my Religious Studies classes. I hate his logical notions, because they're boring and stupid. I mean, hell, the man thought the soul resided in the petuitary gland. That question only works if you're JudeoChristian, anyway. In my world, nothing's promised, nothing is totally secure. Besides besides BESIDES, as someone who is mentally ill, fuck it. I don't really have "clear" and "distinct" ideas.

However Des Cartes would say that my illness, especially mental, stems from my disconection with "God."

Rayne, I agree with you totally. I could not, under any circumstances kill my loved one, even to become a Goddess. The Morrigan is doing an excellent job, Herself, anyway.

Vodstok 03-03-2004 05:50 AM

Descartes was a schmuck. But then, so are most philosophers anyway. They tend to leave out the "I think..." before telling you how the world works.

ChaoticMinister 03-03-2004 06:08 AM

"Cogito Ergo Sum" - I think, therefore, I am.

The original quote from Reneé Descartes.

I have heard of two variations:

"Cogito Ergo Sum Atheos" - I think, therefore, I am without God (or "an Atheist")

And I created my own:

"Cogito Ergo Sum Doleo" - I think, therefore, I am in pain.

*FADE OUT*

Darth Bane 03-03-2004 06:38 AM

I would do it for free.

cheebacheeba 03-03-2004 06:46 AM

Immortality would probably suit me, but, since its "the loved one" case, it's gonna have to be the CheebaGod thing.
Unless I read the small print,
and the "resurrection of brutally murdered loved one" was something that I, being a "Murderous god" wasn't "entitled" to.]
ps - Pwned?


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