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Life is somewhat ''autonomous''; half the time our brains are processing without us even knowing, our lungs keep expanding and contracting without the slightest effort, we move our muscles seemingly spontaneously, there are so many parts of our bodies we don't know about.... life is like ''auto-drive''...  So now, the philosophical position pertaining to life and its functions --what ''culture'' facilitates this automation? Shouldn't innate knowledge precede existence throughout? Why and how could something exist in a recurrent ignorance of its functions on all levels? This confuses me because it gives out the vibe of ''slavery''... It seems reality demands more of physical work than knowledge ; that matter doesn't need to know itself in order to perform. So ignorance is inherent in life, in fact, living could be seen as striving to close this ignorance, but even at that, the details are unending. In fact, all we know for now is that we are conscious, and even that is up for debate...lol |
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@obsidian21 | 15 October 14 |
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I think in some of us conscience awakens and makes us feel that we are actually living and we need a purpose for this life while some of us are like inert bodies from birth to death. I dunno what awakens thay sparkle in some of us but in a way its a luck for all to be alive and to experience such multitude of outter and inner excitors.
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@0gypsy0 | 15 October 14 |
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And it's strange that most of us dont give a second thought to our hearts and lungs and other vital organs till something goes wrong with them ...
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@obsidian21 | 15 October 14 |
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yes cuz we take them from granted. I find it strange that some how our body is separated from our soul. sickness can come weather you are sad or happy, in moments when you really enjoy life.
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@ogdenz | 15 October 14 |
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How can innate knowledge predate existence?
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@0gypsy0 | 15 October 14 |
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Ogdenz,you're a buddhist ...  funny u ask that... Anyway,Read everything before taking things out of context
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@0gypsy0 | 15 October 14 |
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Then why and how could something exist in a recurrent ignorance of its functions on all levels?
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@politebrat | 15 October 14 |
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Gosh, this problem is bigger than the mind-matter duality question. Lol
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@ogdenz | 15 October 14 |
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Sentience comes about due to its causes and conditions,as do all things hence they all lack selfhood..no self identity.
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@politebrat | 15 October 14 |
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you're stuck in the ancient greek philosophy. Move beyond descartes cogito ergo sum.
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@itstragik | 15 October 14 |
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