Arts & Humanities: Philosophy: “Question: Jung said the meeting of personalities is like the contact of chemical. If there is any reaction they are transformed.?” plus 5 more |
- Question: Jung said the meeting of personalities is like the contact of chemical. If there is any reaction they are transformed.?
- Question: Did you ever notice that the truth never gets the Best Answer?
- Question: Do we " survive to eat" or "we eat to survive"?
- Question: In general, does most accurate and resolute knowledge alleviate anxiety?
- Question: What's the point of living if we're going to die anyways?
- Question: What is the real point of war?
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| Question: Did you ever notice that the truth never gets the Best Answer? Posted: 04 Aug 2016 10:39 PM PDT When it's factual-based, the truth often gets BA. Just a few minutes ago I got BA for answering the question Is a pineapple a citrus fruit? I did my research, and answered with facts. The people who gave stupid answers did not get BA. Usually in these cases the asker doesn't bother to give anyone BA, but that's besides the point. When the answer is opinion-based, then sure, the asker almost always gives BA to the opinion that backs up or adds to their own. And there are times when a person asks a question and doesn't know what the right answer is, but wants to give BA anyway, and chooses the wrong one. So let's see if you are just like the people you are railing against - I have responded to you by disagreeing with you, saying that sometimes the truth does get Best Answer. If you are the typical asker your feathers have been ruffled, and there's no way you will give me BA even though I have shown that you are incorrect. |
| Question: Do we " survive to eat" or "we eat to survive"? Posted: 04 Aug 2016 08:31 PM PDT I eat to suppress feelings. Once in a great while, the feeling is hunger. Edit: of all the fifty nine answered saying "eat to survive" not one of them has probably been hungry a day in their lives (I have, my folks raised seven kids on minimum wage.) So when they say "survival" they don't even know what the word means. They are just a bunch of parrots. |
| Question: In general, does most accurate and resolute knowledge alleviate anxiety? Posted: 04 Aug 2016 06:47 PM PDT "Angst," "anxiety," and "anger" have the same dynamic: a kind of chaotic, distressing, "may you live in interesting times" situation. "Knowledge" is "recognition or realization of an honorable or blessed/superior" situation (with later broadening to include both "good news" and "distressing news." So yes, the two (anxiety and knowledge) are fundamentally opposite, and genuine harmony, whether of love or knowing, heals distress. With the broadening of "knowledge" (to include "wise as serpents"), the qualifier "professional" is added to "one who knows," to distinguish "true (knowledge) mastery" (leading to harmony) from "reportage." Related: "The Answer You're Looking for Is inside You;" "Golden Rules for Everyday Life;" "The Great Divorce;" "Popular Economics;" "For Couples Only." |
| Question: What's the point of living if we're going to die anyways? Posted: 04 Aug 2016 05:03 PM PDT I won't say your judgment of a transient life is right or wrong. Some people can't stand the operas of Wagner and other people can't get enough of them. I will say that your assumption that life is transient has not been established. In fact, there are reputable scientists who say the opposite . Philosophers have argued in favor of the afterlife for thousands of years. I'd like to overlook that and give you the pertinent evidence. But before I do, I'd like to suggest that the way you feel now might be a symptom of a disorders, such as depression. You can take a depression screening test like the CESD R online. I've written many depression answers, with advice from experts, and you're welcome to click on my name and read them if you want to. I have information about standard treatments and the variety of evidence-based self-help methods. To the best of my knowledge, the most interesting evidence is in the book Mindsight by Ring and Cooper. These researchers interviewed people blind from birth who told them , not only that they saw for the first time during near-death experience, but recognized what they saw. People who acquire sight surgically don't, and need training to recognize what they see. Below: a cardiologist reviews NDE studies |
| Question: What is the real point of war? Posted: 04 Aug 2016 04:24 PM PDT There are degrees of "righteous" warfare. If you are aggressed against, you have a moral and Biblical duty to defend yourself, or, if you are Christed (a Son or Daughter of God), you may well know that you may "walk through the aggressor crowd unscathed," as Christ Jesus did, until "his time had come" (i.e., the will of God re His mission was a cup to be accepted). However, even as there are false teachings in universities, false preachings in religions, there are false leadings in governance. Thus, too many are either false peaceniks or false warriors, too often misled. In terms of philosophic logic, to be too narrow re realities is generally the fallacy of "selective attention." To diagnose this, one re-searches one's phenomenological data ideation. Related: "A Philosophy of Universality;" "War Is a Racket" by General Smedley Butler; "The Answer You're Looking for Is inside You." |
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