:lol: So philosophical problems should be attacked with a steel bar in a cage? WHACK! Take that you damn moral dilemma!
LOL. When is say mind I really mean left brain biased. I think the Stephan guy considers himself a philosopher but he comes across more of a left brain type of guy, philosophy in my opinion requires more of a right-brain orientation or at lest the left brain and the right brain being in balance. I don't know him so I might be wrong about the fellow but it's how he comes across.
Try starting at Pod cast 1. By the time you get to number 60 you'll get it, and not just one or two points but the whole picture, that is if you want the whole picture. Sometimes its much more comfortable to pick at points and remain enslaved.
Never said YOU were enslaved. Simply pointed out that the practice of picking on individual points and not arguing the philosophy as a whole is a practice that enables one to be comfortable in enslavement. Kind of like agruing over what type of tree is in front of you when the issue is how the hell do you find your way out of the forest. Molneux is a philosopher, not a profession that is wide spread these days. And BTW you haven't met me so don't assume I'm a lady. :lol:
does someone know someone who did not request a birth certificate for a newborn? just talking about being free
