@vellarco said in #8:
> what's the point anyway
> life is meaningless and we're all gonna die
You have a point
> what's the point anyway
> life is meaningless and we're all gonna die
You have a point
@MK_18629 said in #31:
> You have a point
please stop including or quoting me in this forum, i dont know what i did but i think it was bad
> You have a point
please stop including or quoting me in this forum, i dont know what i did but i think it was bad
Ok.
@Dukedog ... This preface of yours doesn't look like wisdom, not at all. Well, it reminds me, although it is not very similar, about Sad Guru's teachings - that grumpy old hoax with his greasy beard, trying to enlighten everyone about everything. lol
@mAHiTh1708 said in #17:
> so the most knowledgeable man has committed the most sins according to the bible
I think according to every mythology.
Man stole the Secret of Steel from Crom, and made swords to kill each other with.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=81HUn352hZ4&t=26s
> so the most knowledgeable man has committed the most sins according to the bible
I think according to every mythology.
Man stole the Secret of Steel from Crom, and made swords to kill each other with.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=81HUn352hZ4&t=26s
@Dukedog What made you believe this is a good place to spread your self proclaimed wisdom? Politics?
<<Wisdom is the capacity to have foreknowledge of something, to know the consequences (both positive and negative) of all the available course of actions, and to yield or take the options with the most advantage either for present or future implication.>>
Meanwhile, self proclaimed wisdom, as well as self-praise, along with promoting pseudoscience and misrepresenting science, might lead to many unforeseen consequences.
<<Wisdom is the capacity to have foreknowledge of something, to know the consequences (both positive and negative) of all the available course of actions, and to yield or take the options with the most advantage either for present or future implication.>>
Meanwhile, self proclaimed wisdom, as well as self-praise, along with promoting pseudoscience and misrepresenting science, might lead to many unforeseen consequences.
@Long_Quach said in #23:
> Religion invented schools.
So on one hand you make a claim from ancient times (that nobody can verify) that religion educates people. On the other hand you come up with stupid clichés like that of the mad scientist to convince people that knowledge is sooo dangerous.
You seem confused.
> Religion invented schools.
So on one hand you make a claim from ancient times (that nobody can verify) that religion educates people. On the other hand you come up with stupid clichés like that of the mad scientist to convince people that knowledge is sooo dangerous.
You seem confused.
@Long_Quach said in #30:
> According to The Bhagavad Gita too.
>
> Said, Oppenheimer, Father of the Atomic Bomb.
there's no mention of the word "sin"itself in the Bhagavad Gita please mention a verse there is
> According to The Bhagavad Gita too.
>
> Said, Oppenheimer, Father of the Atomic Bomb.
there's no mention of the word "sin"itself in the Bhagavad Gita please mention a verse there is
@screamingmonsters I was merely making an observation on a book I have read.i am attempting to spread nothing nor do I claim wisdom or vouch for the veracity of this book it is an interesting read however and I was only trying to open a discussion on something beyond the mundane.
I have no agenda, political or otherwise and am not attempting to persuade,convert or promote any particular viewpoint or ideology but only to pose an interesting (to me anyway) topic.
Thank you.
I have no agenda, political or otherwise and am not attempting to persuade,convert or promote any particular viewpoint or ideology but only to pose an interesting (to me anyway) topic.
Thank you.
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