Superultramodern / Joshian Quotes and Dialogues 2

Written by Dr Kedar Joshi, PBSSI


The world is rationally constructed, so reason can uncover its secrets.

- Leibniz

We tend to think thatrepparttar world is rationally constructed because reason is our only tool to understandrepparttar 122203 world. I rather deeply suspect thatrepparttar 122204 construction ofrepparttar 122205 world is not based on reason but something else; so reason cannot uncover its secrets.

- Joshi

The senses deceive us, but reason revealsrepparttar 122206 truth.

- Parmenides of Elea

The senses deceive us as space is a virtual reality, and I suspect that reason is also a form of deception.

- Joshi

Man is a rational animal and I fear that it could be his ultimate philosophical tragedy.

- Joshi

We have to believe that there is no proof.

- Joshi

Change and motion and space and time are all inrepparttar 122207 mind.

- Zeno of Elea

Yes, andrepparttar 122208 mind is non - spatial.

- Joshi

Space is really non - spatial.

- Joshi

Capitalism isrepparttar 122209 most sophisticated form of barbarism.

- Joshi

Fear isrepparttar 122210 worst form of violence.

- Joshi

Freedom is a relative term. Absolutely it is impossible.

- Joshi

To be is to be a slave.

- Joshi

To be moral is to be irrational, because morality is relative, and in absolute terms it is absurd.

- Joshi

So far, an atheist isrepparttar 122211 one who cannot prove that God does not exist. Also he isrepparttar 122212 one who only disagrees withrepparttar 122213 conventional proofs / arguments forrepparttar 122214 existence of God.

- Joshi

If you want to meet a most narrow minded and orthodox person, go and find an ordinary scientist.

- Joshi

Even absence is present.

- Joshi

An actor is a person who has two presents which are not in agreement with each other.

- Joshi

Living isrepparttar 122215 greatest addiction.

- Joshi

The oldest andrepparttar 122216 youngest entity inrepparttar 122217 world is world itself.

- Joshi

The most uncertain and adventures form of science is called philosophy.

- Joshi

Language is a servant of thought. And sometimesrepparttar 122218 commands ofrepparttar 122219 masters are too profound to obey.

- Joshi

The greatest wisdom lies inrepparttar 122220 deepest understanding ofrepparttar 122221 universe.

- Joshi

Great things are often victims of harsh criticism. Philosophy is one of them.

- Joshi

No human society can be perfect or ideal mainly because its needs and capacities can never be in harmony.

- Joshi

A ( logical / conceptual ) paradox can exist only if reason is flawed.

- Joshi

I thinkrepparttar 122222 problem of creation ofrepparttar 122223 universe involves a paradox which further implies that reason is flawed.

- Joshi

Representation of thought is always non - spatial. Thought cannot exist in a spatial form.

- Joshi

Writing is a thinker's way to perfection.

- Joshi

Perhaps nothing is ultimately true or false.

- Joshi

Everything knows something.

- Joshi

Life is a dream because space is a virtual reality.

- Joshi

The study of economics is equivalent torepparttar 122224 study of structure of a system. Greaterrepparttar 122225 structure greaterrepparttar 122226 economics.

- Joshi

Man is a philosophical animal. ( I think somebody has said this before. )

- Joshi

A big industrial city, say London, and a small undeveloped village are both extremes, that sound me like an uncivilised barbaric place. The later is far backward in time whilerepparttar 122227 former inhabits only machines. I rather prefer a golden mean, like Cambridge.

- Joshi

As Man tends to be developed he tends to be isolated. And that is his destiny.

The Keys To Power - Where Science and Religion Meet

Written by Alan Tutt


The Keys To Power - Where Science and Religion Meet by Alan Tutt http://www.KeysToPower.com

The human species is constantly striving for more. More food, more friends, more love, more money, more sex, more power to get all good things. You and I are not unique in this regard. We want to have more ofrepparttar things which please us.

In our striving for more, mankind has created various systems of knowledge (sciences) which help us to attainrepparttar 122202 most we possibly can. We haverepparttar 122203 sciences of mathematics, chemistry, physics, aerodynamics, psychology, astronomy, biology, zoology, economics, and many more. These sciences are well respected, and for good reason. They help us attain more than we could without them.

But how well respected were these sciences before they were called a science? Before there was chemistry, it was called alchemy and it's practitioners were ridiculed. Before mathematics was numerology (which still exists today). How serious do we take those who practice this 'art'. And before astronomy was astrology.

What difference is there betweenrepparttar 122204 sciences of today and their predecessors of yesterday? Only one thing differentiates them. One has been proven to work andrepparttar 122205 other hasn't. Many people today ask "do you believe in astrology?" suggesting that there has not been enough proof to substantiate its validity as a science. No-one asks "do you believe in astronomy?", do they?

Today, we have new sciences being born. The field of psychology has learned much from it's predecessor, parapsychology, and still does. New technologies in psychology are being tested and added torepparttar 122206 science. NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming) is one such technology, and even hypnosis was not identified as a distinct technology until this last century. Psychology is a science that is still fairly young, with a extensive list of scientific laws yet to be discovered.

In fact, scientists realize that they know less aboutrepparttar 122207 human mind than they do aboutrepparttar 122208 galactic systems ofrepparttar 122209 Universe! What isrepparttar 122210 mind actually capable of? This is one question that remains unanswered, because new discoveries ofrepparttar 122211 mind's capabilities are constantly being made. How doesrepparttar 122212 mind work? Another unanswered question.

Coming from a different direction, religion has been another area which promises to give us more ofrepparttar 122213 things we want. We are taught in many religions that if we are good, and have faith that God will answer our prayers, then we will receiverepparttar 122214 thing asked for.

But each religion specifies a different set of criteria as to what it means to be 'good'. In some religions we must avoid eating certain types of food, or at least on certain days. In other religions we must acknowledgerepparttar 122215 creator in every action we perform or we have failed. In still other religions we must perform specific rituals and ceremonies, speak predetermined prayers, and live our lives according torepparttar 122216 'revealed wisdom' ofrepparttar 122217 holy leaders. And in some religions, we are allowed to do anything we want, as long as it doesn't hurt another human being.

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