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Money: Philosophy vs. Mathmatics.
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I think I understand it if math says: 'Money is nothing' or rather 'nothingness with substance'... so it I go to a strip club... I'm getting something for nothing, right? I get something... the attention of a 'spontaneous' girl and she wants 'nothing' in return for it... That does work... I'm ok with it but... philosophy's perspective is that it is your... more »
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Ian Plimer's 'Heaven & Earth' Checking the GHG/GW/CC Claims
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Ian Plimer's 'Heaven + Earth'-Checking the Claims Ian G. Enting Version 2.0 ARC Centre of Excellence for Mathematics and Statistics of Complex Systems The University of Melbourne Accessing this document The intention is that the most recent version of this document will be accessible from: [link]... more »
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Think how much more your Father loves you!
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We have always considered the teachings of Jesus most suspect. One of the most amusing statements he made was something like "See how the birds are clothed and fed and then think how much more your Father loves you." (Your Father here meaning his Daddy). If you look at this statement using your brain and... more »
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Trinity concept in Humanist and secular thoughts and Christianity, other religions and philosophy too? Please discuss...
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I see the humanist equivalence of trinity in human , freedom , civilisation , the political life, liberty and property , the philosophical human , nature , improvement. Does anyone else find this interesting This sort of thing. father , son , holy ghost , faith , hope , charity/love ..., joseph , mary , jesus ..., man , woman , deity ,...... more »
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What is energy?
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Some say that humans require food intake, and that the calorie is a unit of energy that feeds the human body in order that the human body can function and survive. But is this the only form of energy that the human body intakes? Do humans take in or derive any energy from light for example? But one interesting notion about energy is how a few kind... more »
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Sets as the limit of mathematical expression
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Is the mathematical set {} a sign, a glyph, a drawing... or what? Some mathematics is pure syntax. For example, when we derive "1 = 2 - 1" from "1 + 1 = 2". Here the signs speak for themselves as it were, they balance themselves on the paper in front of us. In this case, the balance rule is "change sides, change signs".... more »
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Christianity as Deliberate Lie and Political Dominance Strategy
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I have written a new theory called 'CPD' (Christianity as Deliberate Lie and Political Dominance Strategy) that purports to explain Christianity as a systematically manipulative lie used to derive free labor from its target group and reduce the target group's power of resistance. According to this theory, members of the target group,... more »
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Who says "I am God"
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Some say that lunatics and madmen have delusions of grandeur where they think they are God. They do not only think it. They KNOW it! But as an intelligence exercise and for interest, this "I think therefore I am" when used in conjunction with "I am God" is an interesting experience. For a while you can experience how it "feels" to be... more »
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