RE: Life after death?
July 20, 2014 at 2:04 pm
(This post was last modified: July 20, 2014 at 2:09 pm by The Grand Nudger.)
Guys....since I see alot of invocations of identity I want to point out that our inability to grasp a concept or form a proper thought in the absence of identity does not actually mean that identity exists. It just means that we are incapable of contemplating the opposite with any rigor. That's to be expected, no? Let's not reduce the cosmos to our own human ticks - even if we have every reason to reduce our comments about the cosmos along the same lines.
(for the record, "I" don't subscribe to the idea of self....but "I" manage to have other thoughts just the same - "I'm" just not willing to become a cognitive hedge-witch......Rasetsu..where "you" at?)
-tedious, aint "it" "ya'll".
(for the record, "I" don't subscribe to the idea of self....but "I" manage to have other thoughts just the same - "I'm" just not willing to become a cognitive hedge-witch......Rasetsu..where "you" at?)
-tedious, aint "it" "ya'll".
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