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All philosophic conundrums can be solved by the question of who had some form of bowel movement. I guarantee it.
Don't matter. One needing proof is all that matters. You get to be you among all this today. Make the most of that. It all ain't gonna change 'cept you change it. Proving is the biggest sucker move in life unless you're a scientist. We are not here to prove, but to improve.
Just avoid all red pills and those fetuses hooked up to those machines and you'll be okay.
That not why were here?
You will meet a million people in your life. You don't know and won't know where they're really at, not one li'l bit no matter how close. Deal widdit. Deal with everything. "Proving" is your inner ape pushing the buttons when your inner computer could be pushing the buttons. Figure that out and you've done a lot more than "proving" can.That not why were here?
Honestly, I'm not looking for proof to make it feel better or anything like that. It just seems so odd that you can't prove something so simple. It reminds me of something like trying to describe a color to a blind person.
Unless of course I'm just a computer simulation and all of that stuff you said actually never happened.
Well, the consistencies of the way of enough things beyond my power occur to satisfy me that they are existing outside my input, so i made my peace with that by that by the end of, say, my 143rd acid trip. But have fun.
Do we even have proof our universe exists? Who cares? This is it for us. Even if we aren't real we can still do stuff. I mean nothing really matters anyway.
The tidal patterns and density of water. Find something less dense and you won't have to swim. Know the tides and know where you are going.
Holy COW!!!!!!!!!
Next time you go flogging, your boss, priest and mother are gonna walk in at the same time.
I'm Sheik'in
Of course, that's how you've been programed to react to that.
I believe the answer is no. I can only be sure of my own existence and of my ability to control my decisions.
I almost posted the same thing. Glad I read further into the thread.
If you want to believe we do, yes. If you don't want to believe we do, no. People will define "proof" and "evidence" however they want. What is not proof to you is solid, tangible evidence to another, and vice-versa. It would be pointless trying to debate with someone carrying the opposite viewpoint.
