How can insanity or existence create antyhing? They are intangible concepts. |
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I'm just looking for some input on this quote: |
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How can insanity or existence create antyhing? They are intangible concepts. |
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"Someday, I think you and I are going to have a serious disagreement." -- Hawkeye (Daniel Day-Lewis) Last of the Mohicans
And yet there is more..... |
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And I thought I was to baked for anyone to understand such a statement. I'm glad I'm not crazy... and actually make some sort of sense every once and a while! |
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Caprisun, having insanity be intangible does not rule it out as a creator of something. Consider Intention, an intangible thing but it can trigger a tangible thing such as the molecules inside the brain. Thus we know that intangible can push a tangible thing. |
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Non-Dualistic wrote: |
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Last edited by elucid; 09-25-2010 at 09:15 PM.
The intangible thing isn't responsible for creation, the tangible thing is. Thus we know intangible concepts can't interact with tangible reality. A thought in your head is real and tangible in the form of electical impulse which causes your body to move. Insanity itself is nothing but a concept and it can't create anything. It doesn't technically exist. |
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"Someday, I think you and I are going to have a serious disagreement." -- Hawkeye (Daniel Day-Lewis) Last of the Mohicans
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