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christ: emotions and Aristotle's standard

Dec 30th, 2018
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  2. christ
  3. fr33d0g you want to be able to say racist things. lockie wants to be able to say anti-semitic things. this kind of hateful trolling drives away decent people, and decent conversation.
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  6. Monfd has joined (~monfd@2601:205:8000:42ed:5ca3:e574:e9aa:bbb9)
  7. Topic: decent people in here? OUR DOORMAT IS FOOT-THICK SHIT !
  8. itea set the topic at: Dec 30, 2018 at 12:06 AM
  9. christ
  10. i'm hoping 2019 will be better, kultur. for everyone.
  11. Mode: +stnl 122
  12. Created at: Jul 11, 2001 at 1:36 PM
  13. Monfd
  14. christ: Do you have any reason to think 2019 will be better?
  15. kultur
  16. most of our history has been determined by our approach to our black citizens
  17. Monfd
  18. Or are you expressing a general emotional sentiment.
  19. Monfd
  20. christ: There is no group of semitic people.
  21. christ
  22. hope is the operative word.
  23. Monfd
  24. It's an obsolete, folk-taxonomic term used by non-scientists.
  25. Monfd
  26. You just say anti-Jewish.
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  28. Monfd
  29. It was literally created in party by Zionists as part of a political struggle in the region around 1900.
  30. Monfd
  31. in part*
  32. christ
  33. Monfd i'm very unlikely to take advice from you.
  34. Monfd
  35. christ: I am quoting Wikipedia.
  36. christ
  37. But thank you for sharing your perspective.
  38. kultur
  39. the most decisive moments in our national story, from the formulation of our constitutions, to the civil war, to the social changes that followed world war two, were a direct result of grappling with the systematic enslavement and oppression of black folks
  40. Monfd
  41. christ: I haven't yet shared my perspective.
  42. Monfd
  43. I am sharing Wikipedia's perspective.
  44. Monfd
  45. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semitic_people
  46. kultur
  47. it's impossible to understand america without understanding black and native history
  48. christ
  49. You sure are typing a lot. Chill out.
  50. Monfd
  51. Semites, Semitic people or Semitic cultures (from the biblical "Shem", Hebrew: שם‎) was a term for an ethnic, cultural or racial group who speak or spoke the Semitic languages.[2][3][4][5]
  52. Monfd
  53. "was a term"
  54. Monfd
  55. christ: I am calm. I have an extreme IQ.
  56. Monfd
  57. My normal is verbose, creative, and expressive.
  58. Monfd
  59. First used in the 1770s by members of the Göttingen School of History, the terminology was derived from Shem, one of the three sons of Noah in the Book of Genesis,[6] together with the parallel terms Hamites and Japhetites. The terminology is now largely obsolete outside linguistics.[7][8][9] However, in archaeology, the term is sometimes used informally as "a kind of shorthand" for ancient Semitic-speaking peoples.[9
  60. Monfd
  61. ]
  62. christ
  63. Monfd important life lesson for you, little buddy. no one gives a shit if you're right, if you're also an arsehole.
  64. kultur
  65. it's easier to win an argument by agreeing with someeone than by disagreeing
  66. Monfd
  67. That's right, Semitic is a term from a religious text.
  68. Monfd
  69. Clearly not a good basis for a scientific term.
  70. Monfd
  71. "largely obsolete outside linguistics"
  72. Monfd
  73. There's a Semitic language family, christ.
  74. Monfd
  75. There are no Semitic peoples.
  76. Monfd
  77. I have other citations that bolster the point that language != culture.
  78. lockie has changed mode: -t
  79. Monfd
  80. christ: That's an interesting perspective.
  81. christ
  82. You're not exceptionally intelligent, unless you are still in single digits, Monfd. I understand that you think you are exceptionally intelligent, and filter and fish for feedback that would confirm that essentially untenable perspective. You are not gifted. You're just kind of aspy and more thoughtful than most people you know.
  83. Monfd
  84. Your statement is false as written, as you included absolute qualifier @ 'no one'.
  85. Monfd
  86. In reality, human psychology is diverse and different people value different things, though we can speak of trends, of course.
  87. kultur
  88. i think i've had monfd and wave on ignore for months now
  89. kultur
  90. it's peaceful here
  91. dastardly has set topic: Monfd> christ: I am calm. I have an extreme IQ. <Just saying because it isn't obvious from chat
  92. lockie has changed mode: +t
  93. christ
  94. i've been disappointed with chat for the past couple of months. it might be the time difference here in ireland.
  95. Monfd
  96. In general, yes, a lot of people put their social considerations above a high-level consideration of the truth.
  97. Monfd
  98. Is this a good pattern?
  99. kultur
  100. Black history is the alpha and omega of american history, itea.
  101. kultur
  102. It's our prime mover.
  103. christ
  104. when i was in california in may, june, i felt that chat was pretty good.
  105. Monfd
  106. It is a good pattern for some questions, and a bad pattern for other questions.
  107. Monfd
  108. If you're evaluating 'Is this person a good mate or friend for me?', then I would recommend putting how much you subjectively like them over any considerations of objective truth.
  109. Monfd
  110. If you're evaluating, 'Is there a semitic group of people on Earth?', then how much you like the person is wholly irrelevant to their truth claims.
  111. kultur
  112. The civil war was just a footnote, right?
  113. Monfd
  114. In this case, I advocate abandoning our evolutionary dispositions to highly value social relationships, per philosophy.
  115. kultur
  116. The civil rights movement was just a footnote, right?
  117. christ
  118. Imagining that you have privileged access to or familiarity with some sort of truth is a fundamentally religious perspective that derives out of fundamental human urges predicated upon gene transmission.
  119. kultur
  120. Millions of people living their entire lives under Jim Crow was just a footnote, right?
  121. Monfd
  122. christ: Your post that started with "You're not exceptionally intelligent..." didn't contain any meaningful content, so I set that post aside.
  123. kultur
  124. I'm one of the most openly racist motherfuckers here, but that doesn't give you the right to revise American history.
  125. Monfd
  126. christ: I'm considering your most recent post.
  127. Monfd
  128. I'm concerned you've lost the threat.
  129. christ
  130. Truth is something we create, not something that exists out there. Reality is only our mode of accessing the real, not the real itself.
  131. Monfd
  132. You gave an analysis of lockie and his desire to say "anti-semitic" things.
  133. 00:17 Monfd
  134. This was meant by you to be a casual analysis. In your casual analysis you used a non-scientific, obsolete term "anti-semitic".
  135. christ
  136. Monfd you are boring me. you're a self-impressed internet autodidact with a grossly inflated opinion of your own knowledge and abilities.
  137. Monfd
  138. My sharing there is no semitic group of people was meant as a quick correction from which you could learn.
  139. kultur
  140. It's only dangerous for pussy ass white boys like you.
  141. Monfd
  142. You turning this into a extremely intense social encounter where we have to demonstrate a host of values before we learn from Wikipedia is not a good pattern, in my view.
  143. Monfd
  144. christ: I recommend you try to have this conversation while disallowing yourself from performing ad hominems.
  145. christ
  146. I'm unlikely to learn anything from someone wit as little erudition, humility as you have.
  147. Monfd
  148. It builds integrity and sets a practice for emotional control.
  149. Monfd
  150. christ: My perceived qualities for you are not relevant for an important subset of questions, remember.
  151. Monfd
  152. That was your original thesis that I subsumed into a two-part cognitive-social model.
  153. Monfd
  154. Until you provide a better model or refute my model, my subsuming model is strictly more expressive and your framework is abandoned.
  155. christ
  156. You are trying far too hard to impress youself and convince yourself that you are of value, Monfd. it's pathetic and tiresome to observe.
  157. lockie has changed mode: -t
  158. Monfd
  159. So, yes, you should learn from me a range of things independent of my perceived qualities, while simultaneously adjusting your behavior towards me on other issues for my perceived qualities.
  160. Monfd
  161. Making globalized decisions where you ban people from your consideration is a transparent emotional coping mechanism, right.
  162. Monfd
  163. You reminded me of Aristotle:
  164. christ
  165. I don't care what you think. You have demonstrated your middlebrow credentials and lack of redeeming qualities to such an extent that it makes it very unlikely that I'm going to even read the entirety of your sentences.
  166. Monfd
  167. "Anybody can become angry - that is easy, but to be angry with the right person and to the right degree and at the right time and for the right purpose, and in the right way - that is not within everybody's power and is not easy."
  168. christ
  169. You're boring, and quite honestly, that's one of the worst things you can be here.
  170. Monfd
  171. christ: You are wrong to not care what I think on some topics.
  172. kultur
  173. What the fuck are you on about, itea? The civil war was about slavery.
  174. Monfd
  175. I believe you that you don't care, but this merely an expression of emotional failure.
  176. Monfd
  177. It is easy to not care about the things said by a person who annoys you.
  178. Monfd
  179. Anybody can do that.
  180. christ
  181. Boring and self-impressed. Don't expect other people to give a shit about what you think.
  182. Monfd
  183. christ: I went ahead and put you on ignore.
  184. pterosaur has set topic: [03:14] <+itea> keep dreaming
  185. lockie has changed mode: +t
  186. kultur
  187. Not about the abolition of slavery, but about southern fears that slavery would soon be abolished, and their concerns about fugitive slave laws and loss of national influence that might conceivably lead to the sunset of slavery at some undetermined time in the future.
  188. Monfd
  189. You do not seem to have the ability to get yourself out of this emotional situation you've found yourself in.
  190. kultur
  191. This is middle school history.
  192. kultur
  193. Everyone knows this.
  194. Monfd
  195. The standard to aim for is to care about the right things to the right degree at the right time and for the purpose from each person you meet -- and that's not within everybody's power and is not easy.
  196. Monfd
  197. Aspire to Aristotle's standard, as opposed to your current standard.
  198. kultur
  199. It's called social studies in middle schoool.
  200. Monfd
  201. Room, for the record, note that christ never once responded to the claims from Wikipedia.
  202. Monfd
  203. The entire experience became, for him, a personal encounter. This reveals a lot about the relative way in which they value data/objectivity v. their emotions.
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