Fort Fun Indiana
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No, there are no prophets. JFC people, grow up.
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That would just be a tautology that makes peope laugh.How about if I prophesized that successful behaviors naturally lead to success and failed behaviors naturally lead to failure?
Every coin has two sides but there is only one coin. That's not tautology, that's reality.That would just be a tautology that makes peope laugh.
Right because those are just two statements next to each other that don't say the same thing.Every coin has two sides but there is only one coin. That's not tautology,
Different sides of the same coin and you still seem to be missing the point.Right because those are just two statements next to each other that don't say the same thing.
There is no point to a tautalogy. That's the point.Different sides of the same coin and you still seem to be missing the point.
And yet I made my point and it has not been refuted.There is no point to a tautalogy. That's the point.
Every coin has two sides, but they end, and the truth can be spoken on both sides forever.Every coin has two sides but there is only one coin. That's not tautology, that's reality.
But I think you missed the point. You are the sum of your choices. Choosing well leads to happiness. Choosing poorly leads to anger.
A tautalogy cannot be refuted. Unless somebody just says nuh uh. Then it's refuted.And yet I made my point and it has not been refuted.
How so? Can you provide an example?Every coin has two sides, but they end, and the truth can be spoken on both sides forever.
Clearly you prefer to believe everything is random luck.A tautalogy cannot be refuted. Unless somebody just says nuh uh. Then it's refuted.
Take the Republican and Democrat party. They are two sides to a coin, but that coin has no edges. You can talk about them forever as evidenced by message boards.How so? Can you provide an example?
How about the part where you said truth can be spoken on both sides forever?Take the Republican and Democrat party. They are two sides to a coin, but that coin has no edges. You can talk about them forever as evidenced by message boards.
I didn't mean you should speak out of both sides of your mouth.How about the part where you said truth can be spoken on both sides forever?
Right. So saying successful behaviors naturally lead to success and failed behaviors naturally lead to failure - which should be self evident to everyone - are the two sides of the coin called success. One side leads to success and the other side leads to absence of success or failure. Neither side contradict the other side but are two different ways of looking at the same coin.I didn't mean you should speak out of both sides of your mouth.
I meant one person can say A and another person can say B.
If A contradicts B one person shouldn't say both of them.
Then — I’m guessing here — you would be either playing games and trying to satirize a false view of Darwin’s understanding of the relation between morality and human / animal evolution and “survival of the fittest,” or making a tautological joke.How about if I prophesized that successful behaviors naturally lead to success and failed behaviors naturally lead to failure?
Fair enough, but fair enough for me is:Right. So saying successful behaviors naturally lead to success and failed behaviors naturally lead to failure - which should be self evident to everyone - are the two sides of the coin called success. One side leads to success and the other side leads to absence of success or failure. Neither side contradict the other side but are two different ways of looking at the same coin.
I think it is a self evident truth. It's statistical in nature and logical. My point is any statement like that, if true, is a prophecy of sorts. And quite often was the point of the prophets.Then — I’m guessing here — you would be either playing games and trying to satirize a false view of Darwin’s understanding of the relation between morality and human / animal evolution and “survival of the fittest,” or making a tautological joke.
But either way, “prophecy” to you probably has religious significance, whereas I’m not talking of that kind of “prophecy” at all.
Oh---well HISTORICALLY---the people eager to kills jews over the past 500Hamas isn't Islam.
Sure but we live in a logical universe where every cause had an effect. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to know that people - or persons - who do the right thing, the right way for the right reason will be happier and as a result more successful than those that don't.Fair enough, but fair enough for me is:
there's more to each of those points then what you just said!