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A Philosophical debate

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Guest Basildon Fox
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If we are all Unique how can any of us be 'normal'?

I suppose you start with what is at least perceived as majorly not normal behaviour and take it from there.

Murderer

Peadophile

Rapist

Violent Thug

Necropheliac

Someone who has sex with anything other than a fellow human being (sex aids aside for the ladies obviously) :)

Virgin ginger student

If you are any of the above then straight away you are majorly not a normal person in societies eyes. I am sure that there are other things to add to the list.

After that list is exhausted you then can go down to the next level of what is considered not normal and so on...

Guest Basildon Fox
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There is no such thing as normal.

But if something is perceived as not normal then surely the opposite is normal. Everyone has flaws so nobody is perfect but some people definitely are less normal than others.

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I suppose you start with what is at least perceived as majorly not normal behaviour and take it from there.

Murderer

Peadophile

Rapist

Violent Thug

Necropheliac

Someone who has sex with anything other than a fellow human being (sex aids aside for the ladies obviously) :)

Virgin ginger student

If you are any of the above then straight away you are majorly not a normal person in societies eyes. I am sure that there are other things to add to the list.

After that list is exhausted you then can go down to the next level of what is considered not normal and so on...

It could be argued that for a ginger sudent to be a virgin is a very normal thing...

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Because normal is a range and not an absolute, you can be unique and fit in the societal definition of normal, but then any definition of normal is subjective, so you can be unique and normal, but only from the perspective of another.

Posted

There's no normal or unique because there's nothing. It's all an illusion. :thumbup:

But is the nothingness also illusory? Does the vacuum exist?

I perceive your illusory nothingness, therefore I am!

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But is the nothingness also illusory? Does the vacuum exist?

I perceive your illusory nothingness, therefore I am!

But is the illusory nothingness? If you perceive something that is just a figment of your imagination, then are you perceiving anything or are you just creating a reality in which you feel comfortable and basing all external influences around that reality?

Ultimately we are merely energy condensed to a slow vibration, we are all one consciousness experiencing itself subjectively, there is no such thing as death, life is only a dream, and we are the imagination of ourselves. Here’s Tom with the weather.

And I will rep the shit out of anyone who gets that.

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Which great opponent of Cartesian dualism resists the reduction of

psychological phenomena to a physical state and insists there

is no point of contact between the extended and the unextended?

Posted

Which great opponent of Cartesian dualism resists the reduction of

psychological phenomena to a physical state and insists there

is no point of contact between the extended and the unextended?

Your mum!

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But is the illusory nothingness? If you perceive something that is just a figment of your imagination, then are you perceiving anything or are you just creating a reality in which you feel comfortable and basing all external influences around that reality?

Ultimately we are merely energy condensed to a slow vibration, we are all one consciousness experiencing itself subjectively, there is no such thing as death, life is only a dream, and we are the imagination of ourselves. Here’s Tom with the weather.

And I will rep the shit out of anyone who gets that.

"Everywhere you go, you always take the weather with you", as Prof. Neil Finn pointed out in his seminal philosophical work "Meteorology and the illusory perception of subjective reality, a cloud hanging over us all" (Crowded House Publications)

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"Everywhere you go, you always take the weather with you", as Prof. Neil Finn pointed out in his seminal philosophical work "Meteorology and the illusory perception of subjective reality, a cloud hanging over us all" (Crowded House Publications)

I repped that as I'm too hungover to actually understand it, I may be needing the collective help of FT to get me through today, very rough night last night so will be needing laughter and a warm soothing arm round the shoulder, I feel like shite, when will they invent hangover free beer?

Posted

If we are all Unique how can any of us be 'normal'?

If not are we all abnormal?

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I repped that as I'm too hungover to actually understand it, I may be needing the collective help of FT to get me through today, very rough night last night so will be needing laughter and a warm soothing arm round the shoulder, I feel like shite, when will they invent hangover free beer?

Have the warm, soothing arm of a rep point, in case it helps...been there too often myself, recently.

Must work now, the non-illusory reality of needing to earn some cash takes over...

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Have the warm, soothing arm of a rep point, in case it helps...been there too often myself, recently.

Must work now, the non-illusory reality of needing to earn some cash takes over...

Bless you sir, you are fast becoming one of my favourite posters, I am currently running on sheer force of will, if I stop then this hangover will take me down.

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Bless you sir, you are fast becoming one of my favourite posters, I am currently running on sheer force of will, if I stop then this hangover will take me down.

Bought by a rep point. Whore!

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It could be argued that for a ginger sudent to be a virgin is a very normal thing...

Even gingers get some at uni.

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