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Something like this. Especially so for me, since neither I nor any of my friends and family had ever to explain why we turned our backs on the church.
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I am rather talking about a generalization being wrong. In his life it might be correct, but in other people lives it is not necessarily so.
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Sounds like a false dichotomy. One can have a peace of mind and happiness while searching for truth, without a faith. Also, one can have faith and at the same time be unhappy and disturbed.
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I understood why you introduced it in your post. It was not you who has introduced the punctuation mistake into it. It was its creator, RelicsWorld.com. What I don't understand about using memes in general is, why. Why not to say simply, e.g., "As Friedrich Nietzsche said, bla-bla...". This question certainly is OT, however.
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Here is something I've found about this photo (Train full of missiles photographed in Ostrava a hoax - spectator.sme.sk😞
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Imagine that you are an AI and learn from data: meme - Bing images (Anyway, I'm referring to this image from a post above: https://www.scienceforums.net/uploads/monthly_2023_02/820436526_if-a-person-wishes-to-achieve-peace-of-mind-and-happiness-th-author-friedrich-nietzsche-Copy.jpg.bffe6015bde0ec8ed2688fa9874a0a66.jpg)
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Even in translation, it has been introduced by a creator of the meme. (I despise memes.)
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I already did. Checked if the punctuation mistake is its inherent feature.
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Yes, we could. I just don't find it interesting.
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Concerns about the geometry of the real number line
Genady replied to Boltzmannbrain's topic in Analysis and Calculus
The difference is being an end point vs being an internal point. An internal point has neighbors on both sides, but an end point has a neighbor on one side only. OTOH, you could take out any internal point, say, point 1.5. Then you get two open ends: on the left and on the right of 1.5. -
It's nice that we agree. I just don't know what I suppose to do with the quoted statement. I can't discuss anything with that guy, as he is not a member of SFn.
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Both predators and prey commonly camouflage by blending with a background using shapes, colors, and textures. It is relatively easy to do when the background is busy, more difficult when it is barren. This seahorse pretends to be a part of or a growth on an underwater cable.
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JWT - Recent Images Of Distant Early Forming Galaxies
Genady replied to Intoscience's topic in Science News
Yes. But perhaps it needs to be also invisible. -
I agree with all, except the underlined part. If that part is not true, then "we" is a minority.
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This is a wrong dichotomy. There are more options than "good side of human nature." For example, it might be a local and temporary opinion. The dichotomy is, either it is or it is not truth. I don't know the answer. If it is, fine. If not, it might be scary for people with this opinion, but it might be fine with other people in other times. We will die. This is truth, scary or not.
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The tricky answer is, truth. It is often hard to find, but it is the ultimate ultimate value.
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JWT - Recent Images Of Distant Early Forming Galaxies
Genady replied to Intoscience's topic in Science News
I guess, for this effect the lensing needs to be caused by a massive compact object, ergo, supermassive black hole. -
Concerns about the geometry of the real number line
Genady replied to Boltzmannbrain's topic in Analysis and Calculus
Because there is always another number between any two numbers. It is algebra: Take any number, p. Let's assume that it has a next number. Let's call it, q. q > p. Now take a number 0.5*(p+q). Call it, r. The number r is greater than p, r > p. It is less than q, r < q. Thus, r is between p and q. Thus, q is not next to p. Thus, p does not have a next number.