And perhaps you'd better look up the word "complex" in the dictionary?No, it's not, Iacchus.
It isn't "too complex", it is just too time consuming, too resource intensive, and a waste of time.
And perhaps you'd better look up the word "complex" in the dictionary?No, it's not, Iacchus.
It isn't "too complex", it is just too time consuming, too resource intensive, and a waste of time.
And you're the guy who likes to watch TV without turning it on, right?It does not follow rules. It is described by rules. That is the way science works. You have been told this many times before, but have for some reason refused to see the difference between proscriptive rules and descriptive rules.
And perhaps you'd better look up the word "complex" in the dictionary?
And of course none of these things that we see before us are really happening, they only just "behave" that way.![]()
Or you could look it up in the Iacchian dictionary, where the definition is sufficiently broad to also encompass "simple", "left-handed", "light purple" and "corn chowder".
The funny thing is, I know what you are referring to here, and it still makes no sense at all. All that is clear is that you are sticking to a metaphor that was thoroughly trashed, illogical, opposed by evidence...a metaphor you have used many times before, enough to have seen the feedback on it, enough that you must know it makes you look like an idiot.And you're the guy who likes to watch TV without turning it on, right?![]()
false dichotomy.And of course none of these things that we see before us are really happening, they only just "behave" that way.![]()
In other words you deny the reality of "being," in favor of the science of "being?" Yes, your reality is definitely faith-based.It does not follow rules. It is described by rules. That is the way science works. You have been told this many times before, but have for some reason refused to see the difference between proscriptive rules and descriptive rules.
If it involves corn chowder, I'm all for it.Mercutio said:Or you could look it up in the Iacchian dictionary, where the definition is sufficiently broad to also encompass "simple", "left-handed", "light purple" and "corn chowder".
No, if I'm not mistaken, this is what Mercutio said ... in so many words of course.Did he just say that science=faith?
Or is my Iacchain translator on the fritz again?
No, Iacchus. Mercutio did not say that "in so many words", nor has he ever said anything remotely similar, to my knowledge.No, if I'm not mistaken, this is what Mercutio said ... in so many words of course.![]()
Please, Iacchus, refrain from writing anything that starts with "in other words". Your record is abyssmal. I know it is easier for you to argue when you write both sides, but it is dishonest.

Did he just say that science=faith?
Or is my Iacchain translator on the fritz again?
Which words are giving you trouble? Perhaps I could help you out. The situation, whether actual or described, is that you put words into other people's mouths, then argue against those words. This is dishonest, in case you were unclear on that. I, and others, have asked you on many occasions to read our actual words, to respond to what we wrote, rather than to paraphrase our words inaccurately. Whether you intend to misrepresent other people's views is impossible to know--you may merely be ignorant. What is easily known, what is patently evident, is that you do misrepresent other people's views.So, would you say that this is just "descriptive" or, that the "actual" rule applies? One of us is definitely in "denial" here ...
Or, would you have us believe this is merely a descriptive account of that which otherwise means nothing?
It's not so much understanding as experience.You can translate what Iacchus says? That implies understanding. Please share.
Yes, but is this something that exists in all actuality or, due to its alleged behavior, it just appears that way? You see you have to decide whether something is actually happening or, it's just the appearance of something. Maybe I'm just a phantom or a ghost or, just a figment of your imagination? Well, it is getting close to Halloween anyway ...Which words are giving you trouble? Perhaps I could help you out. The situation, whether actual or described, is that you put words into other people's mouths, then argue against those words.

Actually, Iacchus, I do not have to decide this at all. I don't honestly care whether you believe what you are saying, whether you exist as the person you claim to be, whether you are a bad computer simulation, a practical joke on the part of a fraternity, a 4th-grader on his daddy's computer, or a phantom, ghost, or figment. It does not matter. I respond to the words you post, and I do it because there have been people who have written that they have learned from our (I cannot claim sole credit) responses to your blather. Your motivation, your beliefs, your reasons are completely unknowable. It could be that you actually do read the things we tell you to; it could be that you have gained an understanding of logic and evidence; it could be that you have actually learned something in your years here; it could be any of these things, but all we can know is that the words you write do not demonstrate logic, understanding, or learning of any sort. And since your words are all we have to respond to, that is what we do.Yes, but is this something that exists in all actuality or, due to its alleged behavior, it just appears that way? You see you have to decide whether something is actually happening or, it's just the appearance of something. Maybe I'm just a phantom or a ghost or, just a figment of your imagination? Well, it is getting close to Halloween anyway ...