Ontological Disproof of God

[negatio]

Windows 10 and Microsoft Edge Browser

Great. We can work with that. Unix based would be more challenging, though I could still do it.

Was I correct in my guess that you were confused by the "=" terms  in the quote tags? No foul, they are not obvious.

Confused would be in advance of where I am, when I see "=" it does not signify anything to me, and, I ask myself, why is there an equal sign there ?  What is the equal sign saying ?

It is if one has an unusual setup. I am pretty sure that our protagonist is on a unix based platform, with an unusual browser, and an odd offline editor for composing replies which are then copypasta-ed into exactly the wrong place in his replies. It took some patient effort and a few harsh comments to get there, but he is figuring it out.

My suspicion is that he does not see the friendly interface we are all accustomed to, but a source code viewer of some description. Thus by default, he sees tags directly.

Is that true? I have no idea until negatio actually tells me, but give the guy a break. He has shown willing. Slowly, I will grant, but still...

He has claimed difficulty understanding all the equals signs. That makes me think he sees something of this style of kidney...

I am certain that I never told you I could not figure out how the enter key works !  You are mistaken.  Where are all these rules of procedure, that might help...

The brute fact that the law against growing weed here really is the only reason I'm not growing weed.

Surely at this point, for you, "The brute fact that the law against growing weed here is really the only reason I'm not growing weed."  What I am saying is that in actual fact, irregardless of what you currently think of the law against growing weed, that law per se is not determining you not to grow weed, nor are you determining yourself not to grow weed based upon the law. I am saying that, given the way your acts arise as a human being, law absolutely cannot actually determine you to do or not do something, nor can you actually determine yourself to do or not to do something based upon the law.  This appears absurd, right ?  Rather, what is absurd is when man does something, and, then turns around and points to something in the world, saying that is the reason I did or did not do such and such.  And, I am backing this apparently absurd  position up via my reflective understanding of how my actions actually arise in the world, wherein all human determination is negation, and, is not a state of affairs wherein I am in motion moved by a given law.

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