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basilico:Almost every post of yours is based on a qanon mules 2000 kraken conspiracy theory. And no, you will not have us waste our time pointing it to you. Because a simple search of your monicker and any combination of those words would point it out to anyone who bothers. |
basilico:Provide the post where buda "referred to a foetus as either a mass or clump of cells" or you are basililiar! Though, in all honesty you always have been a liar so that's not new. |
LordReed:My first thought on reading about him was to hope Basiloco does not go and burn himself. |
TenQ:One thing I never do is post credentials as a reason for knowledge. If I would, the relevant ones to this topic would be B.Eng Electronics and Communications, London. In my days we were 'programming' in COBOL and C and sometimes directly in machine code, so God help you if your one was in the zero's place. I would love my knowledge of philosophy and how to think and reason to hold sway here too. When you program in C/Cpp, Python, you are "touching" it. If you want to debug your program, you will remove it from the machine and "touch" it to do so. So why would you insist we go looking for the software inside the machine despite some of us telling you what we would do? Would you tell us to go look for electricity inside the machine from the machine's point of view also and without using a multimeter? TenQ:And we are saying that you don't impose a point of view on anyone! It's why we keep informing you that we can take the software out of the machine's point of view and place it in our own point of view so we can feel and touch and see it since we don't share senses with a machine and therefore feel and touch things differently. The imposition of a point of view is how religion captivates it's audience. And you ought to by now know that atheists do not allow themselves to be captivated so. Read some of my posts on the Garden of Eden. It's all about a point of view that differs to the generally accepted point of view, which you and I should perhaps discuss in its own right. Ref: https://www.nairaland.com/7351620/story-adam-eve-makes-sense#117003826 |
TenQ:TenQ, I agree with you that A more precise definition would be that Tangible things are anything that has mass or dimension or energy or can change state with time. In fact, Quine, whom I will post at the end, is agreeing with you, and if I tell you a secret, my Lord and I have almost never disagreed and he agrees with you too. LordReed:And just so it's not I'm lying, first person to find otherwise my Lord will make me pay 10k. Just quote link. Unfortunately. There are no precise definition of words, or at least we human beings are not normally intelligent enough or know enough that the definition we give a word is more precise than any other. It's probably why there are so many dictionaries. Everyone writes their own because we do not agree on precision. Personally? I think it is really rather absurd (gibberish, even), to claim one precisely defines any word with very complex and imprecise words like "mass or dimension or energy or can change state with time". These are words that have had so many meanings over the history of time, and that keep evolving, that precision just eludes them completely, just as that of tangible has and does. Anyway, below is Quine. The entire article itself is revealing, and moreso the references. In Quine’s influential Word and Object he speaks about “limning the true and ultimate structure of reality,” (1960, 221) and according to him, for an object to exist is for it to be necessarily quantified over in an idealized and regimented logical language used to truly and comprehensively describe the world. And he claims that the values of the variables of such a theory will only range over sets and physical objects, so “as far as he is concerned … only physical objects and sets really exist,” and, it must be noted, both objects and sets, even if the latter are abstract, are all regarded as ‘things’ or ‘objects’[3] |
kkins25:I must have missed it somehow. I am so sorry. Please if you would again. I hate being in debt. |
kkins25:Why, by the way, have you not requested what I owe you? ![]() |
kkins25:I do suppose Manly's opus magnus would need a more accessible rewrite. The below is for if you can stand the auto generated. https://archive.org/details/pdfy-NXrCfPe_e-QETRFj/mode/1up
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Guess they wouldn't be spitting on the "idol worshipping Christians" if they ban them. But do note only the very far right think stupidly this way. “The custom of spitting near churches or monasteries is an ancient Jewish tradition,” far-right activist Elisha Yered wrote on Monday in response to a video of Orthodox Jews spitting on Christian pilgrims. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kRguceI4h1Q?si=sKSv7946uo7m4yIY
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TenQ:In the context of this thread, which is spirits, those things mentioned are very tangible indeed is what you miss. Even My Lord who argued with me that tangible things must be touchable, and whom I assume might claim life is not touchable, might concede that life is tangible compared. Go on. Ask all those atheists if spirits are tangible or not. Though now that we've got to the insulting stage, that bridge might have burned. Even as a figure of speech, I'd expect none to agree. |
TenQ:Then I take back my comment, and apologise. And know that despite our differences, I do appreciate our conversation, until you began assuming I had no knowledge of that which I speak just because you don't have the code to decode it. It's a call to being an authority, which I know is done by those who don't have any authority at all, and just want to bully and gaslight others into submission. You should read it again in fact. I kept telling you that despite a computer calling a message in Hindi and sign language gibberish, that does not mean it is gibberish, but you could not see how it applies to us as individuals, that just because we are saying what the other disagrees with doesn't mean either of us are talking gibberish. I really enjoyed our conversation. It's not the first time neither that we've done this, if you remember, and if I were to lay out my heart I'd say I love you for it. I wouldn't have spent so much time if you didn't have the brain for it, and that's rather rare here especially amongst those who just want to shove some intangible god down one's throat. |
TenQ:The post was directed at atheists, which many would presume I am. And besides, it's not as if you haven't directly insulted me too. Perhaps don't be so general next time. |
Renas recorded a subsequent video call he received from the decision maker, which he passed to police and which has also been seen by the BBC.We Nigerians should be recording our corrupt officials too. Even if our law does nothing, just posting those videos here will force them to be more wary of getting punished, or at least ridiculed Gandollar style.
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Truvelisback:How could I have been so stupid and irresponsible to put my food where my child can get at it! If it was hot, nkọ? That would be my reaction, after being gobsmacked. And it's because a sibling did exactly that and ma's reaction was brutal, so I ought to have learnt and know better. |
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basilico:You lying dishonest toerag! Where does what you posted equate to "called a baby in the womb as a 'clump of cells' or something like that"? |
I so hate that Sainz was crippled today. Makes me want to conspiracisize that it was done to justify replacing him with moany LH ![]()
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triplechoice:He's being disingenuous and dishonest I think, or perhaps he wants to convince us his God does not exist. He sure has given us enough evidence to presume it doesn't. |
The only reason you resort to insults is you lack the intellectual capacity for an intelligent conversation, and that's enough for you to be considered intangible and therefore ignored. TenQ: |
And now that we've gotten this far, can anyone state whether spirits are tangible or not, since that is why TenQ introduced the idea of tangibility in the first place? |
jaephoenix:I wonder, jaephoenix, what makes you see this way and why many others here can't. Re Mathematics, I too agree that it can be tangible. We after all can talk about Concrete Mathematics, but I expect someone here to ask me how much cement is in it if I dared. |
LordReed:My Lord, you read the examples that I did not write that I posted. So you tell me if a "conflict of Choice’s street scenes", and "tangible, relevant information", are tangible or not, and if not, let us both go and tell those who have suggested they are to correct themselves. In response to your question, a patent can be both tangible and intangible, depending on the aspect referred to and the purpose. If I sell you a patent, I likely will be placing in your hands something you can touch. You and I need to someday discuss the concept of duality, and how it imposes the notion of either or on thought. |
TenQ:You have a good evening too, TenQ. And thank you very much for your time. |
TenQ:I don't quite know what sort of machine you are limiting yourself to, but if you go to a factory that uses computer controlled machinery to make, say, Ford cars, you'd find that the machines only do whatever they do because the software specially instructs the machine to do what the machine does. And if you take the software out of that machine the machine would literally be dead and do nothing. TenQ:See the video below. It only does what the software installed in it has been programmed to instruct it to do. If you remove the software that instructs it, or if you program the machine with software that it could not understand, it would do absolutely nothing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fNuJPAtQAIs?si=PliObPrVifHsrkzz If you build a desktop computer and do not install any software in it, it would not even boot up when you switch it on. So, to say the software that instructs it does nothing is just plain dumb. TenQ:I do not want to "quantify the instruction of Tiunubui in terms of Mass, Energy or Dimension with time", and nor do I have to! Quantifying instruction in terms of Mass, Energy or Dimension with time, is your thing, so you do it if you want to. And go read my response when you first posed this please. TenQ:We have done this already. So, unless you want to claim my response to it is gibberish to you, please go back and read my response please. And at this point, buda rests, because you are only repeating what I have already addressed and I don't feel the need to repeat myself. If you however have not understood because you lack the appropriate decoder and therefore think my previous responses are gibberish to you, tell me what you can't decode so I can attempt to program you with the appropriate decoder. |
ijebosb:I think abortion migration is a lot easier than running away as a slave. The Underground Railroad for abortions is way more established than that for slavery was. If you ran as a slave, you'd have been accused of stealing your master's property, and if you got caught running away from your slave master you'd have been whipped or Kunta Kinted (have you leg cut off). While the worse they can do to a run away abortionist is jail the poor woman, which, to be honest, I would love to see done if just for the uproar it would cause. |
basilico:Sorry, but I refuse to respond to you when you lie. |
LordReed:You are very funny, my Lord. You don't need to make a sentence about sounds you sense (touch) with your ears. The point is, if he had not made sounds that you could sense, hence that were tangible, you would not have heard him. Note the below. Something that's literally tangible can be touched. A rock is tangible, and so is a broken window; if the rock is lying next to the window, it could be tangible evidence of vandalism. When we say that the tension in a room is tangible, we mean we feel it so strongly that it seems almost physical. But if we're being literal, tension, like hope, happiness, and hunger, is literally intangible—it may be real, but it can't be touched. When lawyers talk about an intangible asset, they might mean something like a company's good reputation—very valuable, but not quite touchable.You can not literally touch the "tension in a room". All you can do is sense and/or feel it, which, non-literally speaking, is the same as touching it with your ears. Be aware that there is no reason why one must be literal, and you know buda often isn't. Below are other examples of untouchable things that are described as tangible. Example SentencesYou can not touch a "tangible impact on search". You can not touch a "conflict of Choice’s street scenes". You definitely can not touch "tangible, relevant information" Etc. All you can do is sense (feel) them. The image in a mirror and the sound of the person in a room, are way more senseable (touchable with one's eyes or ears) than some things described since you can see the image in the mirror with your eyes and hear the sound with your ears. I touched your comment above by sensing it with my eyes and with my mind because you made your intangible thought tangible for me to touch it. If you had not made your comment above tangible for me to touch it with my senses, the only way I would be reading it is with my mind reader. |
TenQ:It would seem that you do not have the right decoder. If you had, you would not claim we agree on the bold. I have told you that a fire alarm that goes off in a building is conveying information whether you know what the fire alarm is telling you or not. I also said that you would not claim a person speaking Hindi is not conveying information just because you don't understand Hindi. So how can you possibly claim that you must understand the data you are giving for it to be information? Is everything you have written in this thread lack information if I don't understand a word you wrote? TenQ:I 100% agree that To the Receiver, "The string of text is NO information if it cannot be decoded. To the transmitter, the string of text has information, unless the transmitter intentionally writes gibberish, which I credit you for not doing. TenQ:This is somehow, TenQ. If the receiver Ignores or rejects or misinterprets the information it is given, then the receiver will receive no information. That, however, does not mean "The string of text is NO information". You can write the above in perfect Hindi, and I who speaks no Hindi will not receive the information in your words. That does not therefore mean that there is no information in your words. TenQ:You are getting a lot warmer already, and I appreciate that you are. You want to speak "ONLY from the point of view of the Receiver". I am not doing anything of the sort, even where computers are concerned. Please note. TenQ:[i]You do not determine only because you did not write the software. If you had written the software you would know that you and only you determine what information and how the information is passed to the computer, so long as you make the software you write tangible (readable, perceptible) to the computer). To say otherwise is to claim that I determine what and how you write what you write here, which clearly is not the case. If it were the case, I would determine that you stop arguing with me and just agree with me, but I am certain you would flex muscle and tell me not to tell you what to write here! TenQ:If you write you sign language to a computer that is not configured to understand sign language, you computer will fail to understand the message you are trying to convey to it in sign language, and it would be as pointless as speaking Hindi to buda. TenQ:I agree that you information is Gibberish to the computer if your computer can not read sign language. That does not however mean that your sign language is gibberish. It just means your computer does not understand sign language and has no decoder to decode the information you fed it in sign language. TenQ:I agree that from the computer's framework, sign language will be gibberish to it. That does however mean that your sign language is gibberish. Just that you computer can not decode your sign language. TenQ:Yes. I can run Microsoft Word on a Mac. Google it if you don't know how! TenQ:From the point of view of the receiver, I agree. The Hindi speaker conveying information in real Hindi would however not agree that they are speaking gibberish. And I am not buying your "Gibberish Hindi" nonsense! If you speak gibberish English to me I would just stop conversing with you! TenQ:It would be rather foolish of you to sign language to a computer that can not decode sign language. If you had written this post in Hindi, you'd have wasted your time because it would be gibberish to me despite it likely not being gibberish to you who wrote it in Hindi. TenQ:I think you keep going on about this your "point of view of the Receiver" only because you are beginning to understand that there may be other points of view, like that of the information giver. It is appreciated. TenQ:Lol! If the computer does not understand sign language, I agree that the computer does not receive anything. But if you write your software and compile it into the specific language the machine can decode, then not only will the computer be aware of the information you give it, it will also carry out any instruction that you coded into the software and fed to the machine. TenQ:This is the point where I now inform you that your definition of tangible is very narrow, as is your idea of "Mass, Dimension (length, area, volume) and Energy all will respect to time". Hopefully, you can decode all I have said so far, and comprehend the information therein, and considered the definitions of tangible that I posted for my Lord. Now, I got a meeting to go to. I will respond to your other post when I am done. |
TenQ:You left out time! There is 'energy' (information) in your words (string of letter that are not random and have meaning). The energy in your words is what I am responding to. Your words are in a dimension of here. Your words are being read at time now. If you had not imbued your words with dimension and energy and time so I can read them, your words would be intangible to me. The only reason I am not stating that your words have mass is because you would likely ask how many grams your words weigh. Think Einstein's Relativity. It might help you comprehend the information that I am conveying to you tangibly. |
jaephoenix:Yes, I indeed am. And thank you very much for noticing what many others are refusing to notice. If they step out of the narrow context they are in, they'd see it too. |
LordReed:Yes I would. So long as I can use my ears to 'touch' the words you speak, your words are tangible. Let me complicate it for you my Lord, to further confuse you. The thoughts in my head are tangible to me because I can 'perceive' and feel my thoughts with my mind even though I can not touch my thoughts with my hands. The thoughts in my head are intangible to you because you can not perceive or feel the thoughts in my mind. |
LordReed:There. Though Unknown's defines it better, as does wiki.
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