2009 - Video reply to SophistAtheist - Good and bad , are people systematic robots?

[BinAlladin]

try to smoke some weed and then make a video... ;-)

[Magnetmotorman]

I love what you have to say..come and join us here in USA. All the False Patterns will soon be broken by the Fire of Truth. Get to me soon sweetheart...

[SpamAnn]

and how do you see those patterns will be broken?

[mandolinjoe]

OUR CHOICES can be (are?) scattered/by our own limitations of levels of perception or willingness to conform or rebel to.. conditioning//// patterning ..ofr grooming or shadowing..copying and rejection(or shelving) of ideals..ideas ...paths... and behavior..one DETOUR on a chosen journey is missing the subuliminal..or HIDDEN signs (such as attempted matrixiing ( moving the idea or suggestion to another dimension or time or space...

[SophistAtheist]

But anyways, thanks. I'll think of some arguments and post a video response this saturday after I finish with school work.

[SpamAnn]

ok! yeah thats a good way to face the fear of the people around you hehe.

[SophistAtheist]

First, I want to thank you for taking the time for posting a video reply to one of my coments. I understand your position and I think it makes sense. However, I do not nescesarily disagree with you , I just think different with regard of some of your arguments. I'll be posting a video response for this weekend. I'll try to walk outside with my camera and just talk about it , believe it or not that's one of my biggest fears "what will they think". I mean walking outside with a cam talking is ...

[Edwing77]

I don't know if I'd call human thoughts "preprogrammed"; they however are influenced/defined by biology (genes/evolution and momentary status of the choosing one - a hungry person may make different ones than a fed up one, a tired one different than one that is wildly awake, etc.), education/culture and "coincidence" (being well aware the latter is a human concept, not a "reality" - but then again, is there an objective reality anyway?)

[Tidnull]

the comment "we are not robots that can not make their own choices" is a contradiction by the nature of choice.. choices are never based on freedom, they are based on preprogrammed thoughts.

[SpamAnn]

yes

[Edwing77]

... at least, a "choice" is defined as between options (even if there are, in some cases, many of them); insofar I agree choices aren't based on freedom but the lack thereof in some way, either in the choices or the choosing.

[DesteniProductions]

A Dish washing machine has choices-- called fuzzy logic -- study programming design to see the similarity between human and machine

Human choice are used in spitefulness to hand onto the idea of the human being special and divine in its nature -- which thei world prove definitively -- the human are not aware and spitefully dishonest