Is this the same Kant who never actually gives a good enough explanation of anything for any of his theories to ever be logically valid? And the same Kant who wasn't even really aware that there was such a thing as a subconscious thought, and therefore based his entirely philosophy on the false assertion that perception was forwarded to the mind from the senses, rather than scientifically provable fact that perception occurs in the brain and exists as a result of experience and sensations, not as an example of them?
Kant was a clever bloke, but a lot has changed in philosophy and neurophysics since the 18th century. If Kant were alive today he would not have come to the same conclusions he had formed when he actually was alive.
It's not that philosophy and science are opposed or at odds, it's that philosophy needs to respect the fact that it is a useless mode of learning. It's a okayish mode of explanation, but if you want to learn anything about the world then philosophy is about as effective as religion, and I don't say that to flatter it.
Sure kant has been wrong in certain Areas, and has been improved, but he is (mostly) logicaly valid, and you actually argued for him without knowing, because his thoughts are freaking everywhere, but is main opus is difficult. His thoughst are pretty much the basic for allmost everything we call "western culture)
1. its not psychology, subconsious or not, doesnt really matter. Its about the prerequisite for thinking.
2. perception is in his works is, what you seem to call experience. and how we "see" that experience, how our mind puts pattern in it, that is what we can think about. if it only was our experience without these pattern we would be like a computer, we could not "see" anything, it would be an incomprehensible mess. So yes: "perception occurs in the brain (mind) and exists as a result of experience and sensations, not as an example of them" the sensations" Sensation occurs, it is then patterned by our mind to make perception. he says it in the first page of critique of pure reason.The importand thing is: how is it patterned? His assumption is, there have to be Pattern, ie space and time, causality, to bring order in these. They are what is truly immaterial, because, they are just rules by wich we think.
Your dismissive attitude towards Philosophy is not uncommon. You choose an Philosophy of Stagnancy. because everything that explains is philosophy, when it is done in a methodical way, religion just assumes - philosphy gives arguements. here are some things that you owe to Philosophy: modern science, human rights, democracy, secularism, modern art (even if i could do without modern art, expect Monty Phyton and some others...) and more
Without philopophy you could not advance science, because... guess what that a genuine field of that: Scientific theory. Thinking how to do better science, to in turn build better engines and maschines is philsosophy. Of course it does not researches the make up of an tree or looks how a planets move in the universe. But it gives you the rules how to do that, and gives you an idea how to improve your empirical science.
Basically, I just wish philosophy nuts would accept that their chosen field has major limits, just like any other.
that i can agree with.
Not the thing with the free will, and no its not prov... wait, i dont want to open that can of worms.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atheism
Exactly what other science would you be refering to?there are different school of thoughts of materialism. i would call myself a metaphysician. Some things tranzends the physical world, but they are explorable through science (but nor empirical sciences),
There is no evidence, whatsoever, that thougths exist independently of the brain or occur outside species that have brains.A though is something like that, but it has some grounding in material things (but are not material, a dialectical sympiosis).
Very few people, and I'm excluding myself from that category, have even the faintest clue as to what quantum physics is and what it's about.Hwat quantumphysics will show is a very very interessting thing, all mater is in the end energy, maybe thoughts are an quantumenergy that has another frequency that does not result in matter??
It's not, not among people who actually study the brain on a scientific, rather than navel-gazing level.That's... controversial.
Actually, isn't there some confusion over Jellyfish and similar organisms?There is no evidence, whatsoever, that thougths exist independently of the brain or occur outside species that have brains.
You'll notice I was talking about thoughts, not behaviour.Actually, isn't there some confusion over Jellyfish and similar organisms?
They behave similar to normal animals, but they don't have a "brain", or at least not one that we can see.
Correct on atheism, neither of those in anyway imply that "no gids exist". My rejection of your claim does not in anyway imply I accept the contrapositive claim.Atheism is, in the broadest sense, the absence of belief in the existence of deities.[1][2][3][4] Less broadly, atheism is the rejection of belief that any deities exist.
The term 'atheism' originated from the Greek ἄθεος (atheos), meaning "without god(s)"
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atheism
there are different school of thoughts of materialism. i would call myself a metaphysician. Some things tranzends the physical world, but they are explorable through science (but nor empirical sciences), if they are not, they arent worthy of my time. A though is something like that, but it has some grounding in material things (but are not material, a dialectical sympiosis). Hwat quantumphysics will show is a very very interessting thing, all mater is in the end energy, maybe thoughts are an quantumenergy that has another frequency that does not result in matter??
So the question is. what is supernatural? some random oocurence? Gods and ghosts? Magic in many fanatsy settings is actually shown as a science, it has rules and repeatable effects...
Actually, that wiki page is completely wrong on the 'less broadly' defintion.Correct on atheism, neither of those in anyway imply that "no gids exist". My rejection of your claim does not in anyway imply I accept the contrapositive claim.
Science is empirical sciences, and sicence studies the physical world so anything that science can study is by definition part of the physical world.
Your use of frequency is nothing but new age hippie crap
Based on the wibble you've posted so far I highly doubt your claim.first tea, then milk. Of course
i have an master in Philosophy, so iam eager to argue about it didnt do it for some months ... but sorry to hear that it was so ... disconnetcted from reality. it is a problem for many philopher, living in their ivory towers. That is truly stupid.
I'd say that genuinely conscious and creative Synths are an equally serious conundrum for Spiritualists.
There are some spiritualist Synths on one of my planets in my most recent game.
They are unhappy that they have rights.