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Philosphical psychoticism

Jan 31st, 2019
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  2. Monfd
  3. It seems like a good moral dictum to believe "We don't hurt babies", but it's extremely hard to implement, in practice.
  4. poccri
  5. we dont hurt babies unless JUST under 9months in womb here now
  6. poccri
  7. amazing law, means some people were pushing for late abortions hard enough to get it passedddd, whoo???????
  8. Monfd
  9. If you don't want to hurt babies, you can't vote for the GOP, for example.
  10. tsarbomba
  11. looks like trump's in the medical business now https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2019/01/30/stripper-turned-pharma-exec-gave-doctor-lap-dance-get-him-prescribe-drugs-officials-say/
  12. tsarbomba
  13. yeah god knows there are millions of women each year who decide to carry a pregnancy for 39 weeks and then just arbitrarily abort it
  14. tsarbomba
  15. because that makes sense in MAGAland
  16. Monfd
  17. As they are climate change conspiracy theorists, leading to the hurt of many babies.
  18. Monfd
  19. 98-99% of abortions are before 20 weeks.
  20. tsarbomba
  21. 97.3 are before 12 weeks
  22. Monfd
  23. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aWlOG0fxzdY
  24.  
  25. Buzzard
  26. ~ NOVA - Kyabe Knights - YouTube
  27. poccri
  28. well with politics, hard to pick a side 100% with you, you might accept the abortion stuff for economic stuff and vice versa, if you are 100% with your party you are probably nuts or just blind follower peon!
  29. tsarbomba
  30. there has never been a surviving fetus under 19 weeks gestation
  31. poccri
  32. Abortions are a myth fabricated by scientists in china
  33. tsarbomba
  34. (((scientists)))
  35. Monfd
  36. You have to dramatically reduce meat consumption if you don't want to hurt babies.
  37. fieryUSA
  38. the gop luvs teh fetus. but hates the baby. because the baby costs money. and they will be DAMNED if that baby should have healthcare outside of the parents paying for it.
  39. Monfd
  40. Because non-human babies are a type of baby that is generally forgotten about human speciesists.
  41. Monfd
  42. +by
  43. Monfd
  44. When you drink cow's milk, you are hurting babies.
  45. tsarbomba
  46. this is fucking amazing. i hope the blue lives matter crowd is happy. report #1: The attorney for a St. Louis police officer accused of fatally shooting a colleague called the incident a "tragic accident" and asked the public and police to withhold judgment until all the facts have been presented.
  47. tsarbomba
  48. report #2: The top prosecutor in St. Louis has accused the city’s Police Department of obstructing the investigation into the killing of an officer whose death last week was originally described as an accident that happened while she was playing Russian roulette with a colleague.
  49. Monfd
  50. There are no blue lives.
  51. tsarbomba
  52. YEAH I HAVE TOTAL FAITH IN THE SL METRO PD'S ABILITY TO INVESTIGATE THIS ONE
  53. tsenroh has kicked tsarbomba (Caps abuse - 100%)
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  55. tsarbomba
  56. worthit
  57. Monfd
  58. The police exist to serve the people.
  59. Monfd
  60. When they stop being beneficial in that role, the shall be abolished/fired/dismantled.
  61. Monfd
  62. The source of power the police justly have that resists the will of the people are 1) they have expert knowledge in their field and the interests of the people are well-served by expertise, and 2) the police serve some of the long-term interests of the people that might resist shorter-term impulses sometimes expressed by the people.
  63. Monfd
  64. It's an unsolved problem in the noosphere of how to correctly advocate for all the interests of a group of people across multiple time frames.
  65. Monfd
  66. It's probably in a computational complexity class of NP or above.
  67. o_o
  68. MAybe thats why the 'crats are so arrogant. They think they know whats best for us.
  69. Monfd
  70. The Democrats are the only viable party in the United States as of today.
  71. tsarbomba
  72. lol. MAGAcult's reflexive response to literally all of their failures today: "b-b-b-but the democrats"
  73. Monfd
  74. Conditioned on the continued usage of FPTP voting, the Democrats should split into the Progressive Party and the Republican Party.
  75. tsarbomba
  76. this is why people are leaving the GOP in droves
  77. tsarbomba
  78. the proverbial rats evacuating the sinking ship
  79. Monfd
  80. FPTP should be replaced, however, as it's not on the Pareto frontier of voting systems.
  81. o_o
  82. ehehehe
  83. Monfd
  84. That we employ a Pareto interior voting system should be illegal.
  85. Monfd
  86. The scope of the harm of this interior choice is so large it should be conceptualized as a human rights violation.
  87. tsarbomba
  88. the real #walkaway: https://thehill.com/homenews/state-watch/420986-kansas-state-republican-switches-party-affiliation-to-democrat
  89. Buzzard
  90. ~ Kansas state Republican switches party affiliation to Democrat | TheHill
  91. fieryUSA
  92. no doubt...democrats are smug. but at least they tend to have a reason to. because usually, liberalism always wins. all conservatism is, is a detour to liberalism. it's NEVER a 'wall'.
  93. tsarbomba
  94. http://nj1015.com/senator-switches-parties-says-gop-she-loved-no-longer-exists/
  95. Buzzard
  96. ~ Senator switches parties: Says GOP she loved 'no longer exists'
  97. tsarbomba
  98. https://www.cnn.com/2018/12/19/politics/kansas-legislature-republican-democrat/index.html
  99. Buzzard
  100. ~ 3 Kansas legislators switch from Republican to Democrat - CNNPolitics
  101. Monfd
  102. fieryUSA: In what way are Democrats smug as compared to non-Democrats?
  103. o_o
  104. Not even a barrier? :O
  105. Monfd
  106. I suspect you will be unable to defend this claim.
  107. Monfd
  108. This claim is a Republican narrative.
  109. tsarbomba
  110. the face of a smug democrat: https://i.imgur.com/Le4Q8Dq.jpg
  111.  
  112. Monfd
  113. GOP voters prefer the politically correct speech they are as smart as Democrat voters.
  114. Monfd
  115. They're not, though.
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  117. o_o
  118. Democrats and liberals are far more intellectual. Just ask them.
  119. tsarbomba
  120. democrats are far more productive.
  121. o_o
  122. They'll tell you how it is.
  123. Monfd
  124. o_o: Asking people is not the best methodology to assess the truth of this issue.
  125. tsarbomba
  126. who cares if they're intellectual in that productivity?
  127. Monfd
  128. You have implied that you believe truth emanates from social expressions.
  129. tsarbomba
  130. the fact remains, they do more for this country
  131. Monfd
  132. This indicates you're a pre-Enlightenment thinker, likely.
  133. tsarbomba
  134. up to 6x more, depending on the area
  135. o_o
  136. Well I'm deplorable, I know that for sure.
  137. o_o
  138. Believe me.
  139. Monfd
  140. Given several of us are Enlightenment thinkers, this will result in substantial epistemic conflict on a range of issues that will be confused as being topical disagreement.
  141. tsarbomba
  142. thrilled to finally have an identity
  143. fieryUSA
  144. what you conservatives are whining about today? you will be praising, in about 30 years. it NEVER fails. YOU are the people who whined about elvis shaking his hips. YOU are the people who tried to maintain slavery. YOU are the people who complain about cheaters. and now, you support a thrice married, perpetual cheater. you never win, because you sell out your principles like a whore
  145. fieryUSA
  146. in a back alley. two reasons why: 1)if you don't, you go extinct. 2) you never really believed in the bullshit you claimed to, to begin with.
  147. tsarbomba
  148. "MAGAcultist"
  149. Monfd
  150. o_o: I stopped my interaction with you.
  151. Monfd
  152. The posterior on where you reside in IQ-epistemology-personality space is too far from me to be productive.
  153. Monfd
  154. You don't know what that means.
  155. tsarbomba
  156. what are the odds that donald trump has personally paid for fewer than 20 abortions he made necessary?
  157. tsarbomba
  158. *hasn't
  159. tsarbomba
  160. is there any chance at all?
  161. Monfd
  162. https://wiki.lesswrong.com/wiki/Inferential_distance
  163. Buzzard
  164. ~ Inferential distance - Lesswrongwiki
  165. Monfd
  166. Here's an article that helps explain it.
  167. Monfd
  168. You won't read that article.
  169. Monfd
  170. You'll rely on a pre-programmed evolutionary-social heuristic.
  171. Monfd
  172. It is obsolete.
  173. Monfd
  174. You won't perceive that.
  175. Monfd
  176. You'll run an emotional-leveling response to manage these emotional perceptions.
  177. Monfd
  178. They won't provide insight, but they will assuage anxiety and confusion.
  179. Monfd
  180. And that's what this interaction is about for you, decreasing suffering as opposed to learning.
  181. Monfd
  182. A lifetime of following that strategy resulted in you being less intelligent than those that follower the latter.
  183. Monfd
  184. You won't take accountability for that life choice.
  185. Monfd
  186. You'll deny the effect is real.
  187. Monfd
  188. Inferential distance is a gap between the background knowledge and epistemology of a person trying to explain an idea, and the background knowledge and epistemology of the person trying to understand it.
  189. Monfd
  190. For example, explaining the evidence for the theory of evolution to a physicist would be easy; even if the physicist didn't already know about evolution, they would understand the concepts of evidence, Occam's razor, naturalistic explanations, and the general orderly nature of the universe. Explaining the evidence for the theory of evolution to someone without a science background would be much harder. Before even mentionin
  191. Monfd
  192. g the specific evidence for evolution, you would have to explain the concept of evidence, why some kinds of evidence are more valuable than others, what does and doesn't count as evidence, and so on. This would be unlikely to work during a short conversation.
  193. Monfd
  194. There is a short inferential distance between you and the physicist; there is a very long inferential distance between you and the person without any science background. Many members of Less Wrong believe that expecting short inferential distances is a classic error. It is also a very difficult problem to solve, since most people will feel offended if you explicitly say that there is too great an inferential distance betwee
  195. Monfd
  196. n you to explain a theory properly. Some people have attempted to explain this through evolutionary psychology: in the ancestral environment, there was minimal difference in knowledge between people, and therefore no need to worry about inferential distances.
  197. Monfd
  198. I have completed my analysis on that topic at this time.
  199. tsarbomba
  200. ^the right is terribly unfunny
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  203. tsenroh has changed mode: +o fieryUSA
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  205. tubman_
  206. too many illegals coming in
  207. Paulus
  208. hi tubman_ - how they do it - do they use rusty russky submarines ?
  209. tubman_
  210. no they walk confidently and step over barrier
  211. tsarbomba
  212. i hear MAGAcult is getting awfully excited over maroon 5's super bowl halftime appearance
  213. Paulus
  214. then the barrier not high enuff
  215. tubman_
  216. ^
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  218. Paulus
  219. hi tsarbomba - who is doing the super bowl gig this year ?
  220. Monfd
  221. Moron 5? Is that what they call the remain Cabinet?
  222. tubman_
  223. i hope lady gaga and bradly cooper make a suprise appearance
  224. Paulus
  225. to patch a barrier is an engineering challenge
  226. Paulus
  227. yes lady gaga has a heavy voice pad
  228. Monfd
  229. One of the most honorable things we humans can do is be kind to non-humans
  230. Monfd
  231. In those brief moments of kindness and humility, we bring honor and redemption to our wretched species
  232. Monfd
  233. Creating a brief pause in the eternal suffering of all life on this Earth, where baby pigs can feel safe for a fleeting moment before being culled in our Food Machines or fall to disease and age
  234. Paulus
  235. Paul Whealn looks more like the farmer victim in a chess play - isnt it ?
  236. Paulus
  237. when he is a spy - then godzilla is a pet
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  239. Monfd
  240. During the partial government shutdown some of our human family cut down centuries old Joshua trees.
  241. Monfd
  242. Such is the nature of our family to kill our tree elders who watched since before our nation was born
  243. Monfd
  244. I apologize to those trees destroyed and I remind the world that we are still in the childhood of our species
  245. Monfd
  246. There is hope we'll be a more noble species in the future
  247. tsarbomba
  248. willie colon, king of the trombone https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hDTkzhvUhwM
  249.  
  250. Buzzard
  251. ~ El Dia de mi Suerte - Salsa con Héctor Lavoe, Willie Colón (sonido de lujo) - YouTube
  252. Monfd
  253. Remember the final scene from Star Trek TNG?
  254. Monfd
  255. Picard has the insight about the anti-time nebula and resolves the paradox
  256. Monfd
  257. Q tells him he did it.
  258. Monfd
  259. Q : You just don't get it, do you, Jean-Luc? The trial never ends. We wanted to see if you had the ability to expand your mind and your horizons. And for one brief moment, you did.
  260. Monfd
  261. Q : Exactly. For that one fraction of a second, you were open to options you had never considered. *That* is the exploration that awaits you. Not mapping stars and studying nebulae, but charting the unknown possibilities of existence.
  262. Monfd
  263. These moments occur for us when we are kind to those beings who we have the power to destroy
  264. Monfd
  265. Not when new movies are released, or we build rocket ships, or experience 10% GDP growth
  266. Monfd
  267. In the scales of eternal justice, there are very, very few points in our favor
  268. Monfd
  269. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m3zvVGJrTP8
  270.  
  271. Buzzard
  272. ~ Hans Zimmer - No Time For Caution (Interstellar Soundtrack)(Docking)(Interstellar OST) - YouTube
  273. Paulus
  274. hottest rumours - Stormy now working in a 5 to 5 job in Paris
  275. Monfd
  276. PICARD: Q, what is it that you're trying to tell me? (Q nearly whispers in Picard's ear) Q: You'll find out. In any case, I'll be watching. And if you're very lucky, I'll drop by to say hello from time to time. See you out there"
  277. Paulus
  278. russky scientists say - between a twin dark-hole must be a worm-hole - which bends the Spacetime
  279. Paulus
  280. with obesity you cant move into a rocket - lol
  281. Paulus
  282. fake tunnel ?
  283. Monfd
  284. Paulus: Run a level 2 diagnostic on Koyaanisqatsi.
  285. Paulus
  286. hm - wait I check
  287. Monfd
  288. Paulus: Humble yourself before the Interstellar Soundtrack.
  289. Monfd
  290. Get down on bended knee in awe of its beauty.
  291. Paulus
  292. Monfd - was it made by photoshop 4.0 - lol
  293. tsarbomba
  294. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pz650EkJFKc
  295.  
  296. Buzzard
  297. ~ Hector Lavoe - Aguanile - YouTube
  298. Monfd
  299. Paulus: What, if any connections exist between Koyaanisqatsi and the Ubuntu philosophy?
  300. Paulus
  301. tsarbomba hope u posted an attractive one
  302. Monfd
  303. Please parse the Wikipedia.en database and return your answer.
  304. Monfd
  305. Requirement: Summarization to 140 words.
  306. Paulus
  307. Monfd - sounds like Hare Krishna hare hare rama
  308. Monfd
  309. Paulus: Please update core topology to a generative adversarial network.
  310. Paulus
  311. Monfd - listen to my music @ http://walesz.beepworld.de - then u will become a good guy with fine habits
  312. Buzzard
  313. ~ New Sciences1
  314. Paulus
  315. lol >>> take it easy
  316. Monfd
  317. I had a psychotic break two weeks ago.
  318. Monfd
  319. I was reflecting on entropy gradients and how the seed rules of the universe generated complex states with, arguably, emergent rules that can override the seed rules.
  320. Monfd
  321. For example, my brain can construct machines to split atoms or generate self-replicating molecules
  322. Paulus
  323. Montf - u shoulda discuss this with some MIT experts
  324. Monfd
  325. And so there are a billion trillion trillion causal lines in the Earth's biosphere using stellar fusion from the sun to generate things like human civilization, etc.
  326. 07:36 Monfd
  327. I was able to experience what Buddhists call a dual realization of emptiness and form
  328. Paulus
  329. yeah some say - we not alone
  330. Monfd
  331. I recognized that I'm actually the universe, but this part of the universe calls itself Monfd
  332. Paulus
  333. Monfd - do u have a Bodhi tree in your home site ?
  334. Monfd
  335. And that all the other things I look at are other parts of me, but most of them don't know they're me
  336. Monfd
  337. I then had a very strange visualization
  338. Monfd
  339. My entire body 'exploded' into the atomic level constituents and I was about 50cm 'thicker' than I normally am
  340. Monfd
  341. To each atom in my body, there was a extremely thin line of causality acting as a puppet's string
  342. Monfd
  343. I looked up and saw the puppet stings coalesce above and behind me, but nobody was holding them
  344. Monfd
  345. I think they were just attached to the universe
  346. Monfd
  347. What I'm saying is that in that moment my identity dissolved and I was the universe seeing I had constructed this Monfd form as a puppet of mine to explore the state space made possible by the seed rules of my universal existence
  348. Monfd
  349. Which made Monfd very uncomfortable, as they couldn't tell what was 'real'
  350. Monfd
  351. hehe
  352. Monfd
  353. Buddhism talks about these phenomenon
  354. Monfd
  355. The 'psychotic' part occurred because I had no sense of morality as it's conceptualized by humans
  356. Monfd
  357. So, for example, it was equivalent for me to disassociating my cat as it was rearranging books on a shelf
  358. Monfd
  359. The Vinaya in Buddhism has teachings of how to handle this
  360. Paulus
  361. who knows - there are more things between Earth and Sky - which our human spirit every can explore - said Jesus Christus to his Disciples
  362. Paulus
  363. all our knowledge is rudimentary
  364. Monfd
  365. The Vinaya prevents you from behaving in a way towards other beings who don't have emptiness perception on the basis of your emptiness perception
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  367. Monfd
  368. One, because it causes suffering for them, and two because if you move back into a form existence -- a state I'm currently as I chat this -- you'll lament the things you did in emptiness
  369. Monfd
  370. It's very strange having memories of such perceptions
  371. Monfd
  372. You sort of realize the entire human experience is contingent and dull
  373. Monfd
  374. It's a VR game where all the players imagine themselves as 'real' in the game, and don't know what you're talking about when you talk about the VR game
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