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We have more than enough to work with here without the swimming, so lets crack on. Oh, and I appreciate the suspension of the insults. Merry Christmas. So your baby is a new born baby. I get you. As you mention, "Baby has zero knowledge as a baby and his observation is a mindless one as its actions are more automated than intelligent to start with." Now consider the following: Baby has zero Why does the 'mindless new born baby' that has zero knowledge not have zero belief? Does the 'mindless new born baby' require belief to perform its automated actions? Or, in another sense, what belief does a 'mindless new born baby' have? For clarity, could you post the definition of belief you are working with here. butterflyl1on: |
butterflyl1on:Baby acquires knowledge (this is mummy) through observation (she puts tit in my mouth) and then forms a belief (I trust mummy) from that knowledge (mummy! mummy!) Observation is of external stimuli. It is the knowledge on which a belief of trust is based on. If belief were wired in, a baby will not differentiate between mummy and stranger, but baby does differentiate. Try to see what one is saying rather than seek opportunity to just insult. Someone might just learn from you! OBSERVATION is a form of knowledge! |
You may think up things in your head, imagine it to be true and call it 'knowledge' just like I do when I imagine I have a million pounds in my bank account. I swear its there, waiting for me to spend it. External stimuli may not agree with me though. So which comes first, the thing one believes or the knowledge that leads one to believe a thing? Does one acquire a belief without first knowing what to believe? Your second question has no meaning! Knowledge is not triggered through belief! All that is by the side. Beliefs are not inherited! If they were, you would not be a Christian! butterflyl1on: |
JackBizzle:He obviously hasn't heard of Gettier problem |
johnydon22:Especially not in a country where they are waiting to crucify one. ScienceWatch did you notice the type of people who support your view! |
Merry Christmas Everyone. |
The Egyptian parliament's committee on religion has announced plans to make disbelief in God a crime. Under the current law against "contempt of religions" atheists can be prosecuted for expressing their disbelief in public but the committee's proposal would go further and criminalise disbelief itself. In 2014, little more than a week after Abdel-Fattah el-Sisi was sworn in as Egypt’s president, the government announced that it was preparing a national plan to “confront and eliminate” atheism. A few months later Al-Shabab, a government-linked newspaper, stated that atheists were “the country’s second enemy after the Muslim Brotherhood”, and quoted a psychologist saying that “atheism leads to mental imbalances and paranoia”. As part of its effort to suppress the Muslim Brotherhood the Sisi regime began promoting a version of Islam that is often characterised as “moderate” – though “militantly mainstream” might be a better term. Theologically speaking it is middle-of the-road and relatively bland but, like the regime itself, it is also authoritarian in character. The result of this is a kind of enforced centrism. While allowing some scope for tolerance – of other monotheistic religions, for example – it confines religious discourse to the middle ground. While the main purpose of this is to sideline Islamist theology, at the other end of the spectrum it has led to atheism, scepticism and liberal interpretations of Islam being treated as forms of extremism. Saudi Arabia adopted a similar position in 2014 when “promotion of atheist thought” became officially classified as an act of terrorism. Atheism in the Arab countries is generally viewed by the public with horror – so to some extent the Egyptian regime is playing a populist card. Small and relatively defenceless minorities such as atheists are an easy target and portraying them as a threat to the nation's well-being helps to divert attention from the regime's failings. A similar process was seen in Egypt recently with the moral panic over homosexuality and rainbow flags. An article in Rose al-Yusuf quotes Amr Hamroush, a member of the parliamentary committee, as saying legislation is needed in order to close down all atheist websites since their ideas "destroy the values of society". However, even in Egypt the proposal is proving controversial. The article goes on to quote others who point out that while laws can control people's behaviour, they cannot change people's beliefs. Source Further verification required. |
Don't you like your own medicine? You go about insulting everyone, trolling every thread thinking others can't do the same to you? Now you want to pass it off as humour? After making false derogatory comments about one all over the place? No, I am not laughing! All you have to do to get me to stop is you just post excerpts from the response you claim you got from Google, or admit there is no study and that you posted unverifiable comments from some crackpot's site . And perhaps grow up a little? Or don't you really realise the 'whole world' can see what you do? Merry Christmas to you too. My regards to your girl. ScienceWatch: ScienceWatch: |
ScienceWatch:Post the response from Google about your 22 year study please. |
JackBizzle:He has no shame! |
ScienceWatch:So, beliefs are inherited ko? Is that why you worship the gods of your forefathers? We already have a challenge. Post the response from Google about your 22 year study please. |
urahara:Then the creator of the trolling computer virus should do us all a favour and switch the damn thing off. Or perhaps I should practise ignoring it! |
ScienceWatch:You really need to stop insulting your parents. They cannot be responsible for the level of stupidity you exhibit! |
ScienceWatch:ScienceWatch (sw), I strongly believe that you operate on the premise that people are generally stupid, or you wouldn't think others cannot see through your imbecilic charade on here. I advice you look over your own post and see what you sound like. Or better, imagine someone else wrote all you've written and ask yourself what you'd think of such a person. You are like a two year old throwing a tantrum in a supermarket because mummy would not let you have your way. I do not think keb could agree with you that I've used any antics against him. He is way too intelligent to agree with statements that can easily be shown to be false. In fact, keb will be agonising that you mention his name so much as, in my opinion, you make him more ridiculous than any atheist can. If I were keb, I would have pmed you to shut up already as you are doing him more harm than good. As a side, I have been requesting evidence for your 22 year study since October. Please post a link to your post where you asked me for proof of anything so people can see when and what it was that you asked proof for. While many have humoured you, I expect by now you have exhausted their patience and they will tell you what they really think of you. We got to save a brother from killing himself after all, you poor sod. |
ScienceWatch:No one with sense would say my behaviour is gestapo like. In fact, I believe people would see you as the gestapo with your incessant trolling and your unfounded allegations which you very well know to be false. I repeat, you claimed Google responded to you when you wrote them. Show me evidence for your 22 year study or post the response you claim Google sent you please. |
ScienceWatch:Report back on your own behalf. Provide evidence of your 22 year study or that you contacted Google about it. |
superhumanist:Yes he actually is! |
4kings:You haven't engaged with him long enough. Read some of his postings and report back please. |
ScienceWatch:To be honest, I would love to ban you. You troll every thread and drag it into the gutter with your incessant imbecility and lies. But the site does not belong to me. I will however check the rules to see if trolling and or lying are grounds for a ban. Nairaland will be a better place without the likes of you around. |
CandidSeeker:A more intelligent sort, with consciousness. I like your reasoning. |
urahara:Na mistake. A costly one, but don't beat yourself up. You now know for the future. |
ScienceWatch:So, are you admitting there is no study proving what you claim a study proves, and that you have never been in touch with Google about the study? Are you admitting that you are a liar? |
ScienceWatch:I am not satisfied. You have shown sufficient evidence for any one with an ounce of sense to distrust anything you say. Please post extracts of those emails from Google admin so I can be certain that you even wrote to Google at all. |
ScienceWatch:Stop making false allegations. Show evidence for claims I make without proof. |
ScienceWatch:You do not have to include your personal details. I am willing to accept the body of the emails you received. Delete all personal details in the emails please and post here. |
ScienceWatch:Please send me evidence of Google admin sending you from "pillar to post". A copy of the emails they sent you would do. |
budaatum:To argue with a fool is stupid and a bloody waste of time. |
ScienceWatch:There's no need for an apology. Where's the stuff I ask you for please? |
Where's what I asked you for please? ScienceWatch:Satire /ˈsatʌɪə/ noun the use of humour, irony, exaggeration, or ridicule to expose and criticize people's stupidity or vices, particularly in the context of contemporary politics and other topical issues. |
ScienceWatch:You did say they sent you a response. Post the response from Google please. |
ScienceWatch:You may believe any reason you wish to believe. You did say they sent you a response. Post the response from Google please. |
ScienceWatch:Wasn't that the point of posting it? By the way, please post me a response you got from Google regarding the request you said you made. I've lost faith in you and need evidence you actually bothered to ask them. And save the ass licking tirade. |
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