CrimsonFloyd: Some Amateur Philosophy

CrimsonFloyd 01.16.13	List is cool albums except for space filler
FromDaHood 01.16.13	gay
CrimsonFloyd 01.16.13	Perfaps
KjSwantko 01.16.13	I must be admit, I've always found Philosophy in general to be a pile of worthless nonsense since essentially it is all purely speculation (usually unfounded too), but your thoughts were fun to read and I appreciate the effort you took in explaining them. Cheers.
SeaAnemone 01.16.13	"babbling nonsense"
AdolfChrist 01.16.13	lol
GnarlyShillelagh 01.16.13	I'm not quite sure your thoughts/premises follow strongly enough to prove whatever conclusion you've set on.
sixdegrees 01.16.13	were you expecting worthwhile discussion on sputnik???
ffs 01.16.13	get a job
alachlahol 01.16.13	dont know any philospoher who has a job goddamn hippies
ffs 01.16.13	"its like... LIFE is really freakin STRANGE man!!!!" - this guy
alachlahol 01.16.13	aristotle contemplated life while putting his dick in the asses of pre pubescent boys ~~ the job of a philospher~~
porch 01.16.13	was just about to say this would be better if it had more ellipses
WeepingBanana 01.16.13	do you even camus?
alachlahol 01.16.13	whoooooooaaaa WHOOOOOAOAAAA im slippin into the astral zone
alachlahol 01.16.13	crymsonfloyd dont you always talk about your girlfriend man surprised she hasnt dumped your ass yet with lists like this
J0ckstrapsFTW 01.16.13	Life as we know it could be just like the matrix eh?
syco722 01.16.13	Philosophy owns. Interesting thoughts man; keep thinking.
ffs 01.16.13	I smoked 3 entire marijuanas and changed my job title from "Unemployed" to "Philosopher" on Facebook.
RiffOClock 01.16.13	"Science can also be an orchestration, or "coded rules." in this world, we truly have no proof of anything." congrats for discovering feyerabend and his concept of epistemological anarchism damn ur so observant dude "There are a few possibililies after death (an infinite number, actually). We can reach the afterlife which is meant to make us believe we are in the farthest shell out. But there is a very strong possibility that the afterlife is governed by the same overworld. In this world, we can also never know anything. After death, another possibility is that we fade into nothingness from which point we know nothing. Yet another possibility is that we reach out to the governing world..." not philosophy "Assuming there is eventually the ultimate causality who activated all following potential, we will never know if we have reached it." ur point being the rest - NOT PHILOSOPHY
alachlahol 01.16.13	guy 1: so what do you do for a job man?? guy 2 (philosopher guy): dont really believe in "jobs" per say. what i believe in is a LIFESTYLE
WeepingBanana 01.16.13	damn epistemological anarchism?! doubt you can top that CRIMSON
RiffOClock 01.16.13	http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KuMZBcJRAXQ sums it up
AngelofDeath 01.16.13	we need to evolve beyond jobs and just smoke loud errday and touch little boiz
AngelofDeath 01.16.13	~ socrates
Trebor17 01.16.13	Which came first, the chicken or the omelet?
DamnVanne 01.16.13	I'm not sure if people who mock philosophy and say it's useless jibberrish are unaware that philosophy is useful or are just too dim-witted and shallow to think about the nature of things and ideas. You don't have to dedicate an academic career or try to be a professional published philosopher to dabble in complex thought process. As for your ideas, Floyd, I don't understand what the real world and potential afterlife/beforelife worlds have in common with coded digital 'worlds'. What similarities or differences do you think they have?
Omaha 01.16.13	I've never seen so many useless / misguided comments. Damn.
Relinquished 01.16.13	this thread's direction is the right one. philosophy in sputnik shouldn't exist.
ncguitar 01.16.13	I remind you that philosophy is not about daydreaming ideas and thoughts about questions (the description I gave is closer to poetry). Every answer has to be inquired in order to find out if it has any impasse or contradiction.
CrimsonFloyd 01.16.13	DamnVanne: Good question. Coding is not necessarily the path we will take to creating functional worlds with interactions, though it has the potential to do so when we move beyond the computer monitor. Right now, it doesn't look like much considering our limited gaming programs. But with progress, it is a definite possibility. A vehicle for creating worlds that fit into this theory.
angrypittsburghdad1 01.16.13	Philosophy is interesting but when it comes down to it each person has their own philosophy to life and how they perceive it and what works for them. There is no true god, it's not like he could make himself. The Universe created itself and has developed over trillions and trillions of years getting smarter and constantly learning how to create things better. Death is just that, a non-material existence, karma and acts of good and bad will determine your next existence, it's just the natural order of things.
derho 01.16.13	"What never varies is the necessity for [people] to be in the world, to work in it, to live out [their] lives in it among others, and, eventually, to die in it... And, as diverse as humanity's projects may be, at least none of them seem wholly foreign to me since each presents itself as an attempt to surpass such limitations, to postpone, deny, or come to terms with them." - Jean-Paul Sartre only philosophy necessary imo
Vespiion 01.16.13	smokes blunt philosopher
GiaNXGX 01.16.13	ORCHESTRATED
oltnabrick 01.16.13	LOL
sixdegrees 01.16.13	the question is Has anyone really been far even as decided to use even go want to do look more like?
Omaha 01.16.13	I have, sixdegrees. It was deadly.
LloydNewgreen 01.16.13	You’ve got to be kidding me, six. I’ve been further even more decided to use even go need to do look more as anyone can. Can you really be far even as decided half as much to use go wish for that? My guess is that when one really been far even as decided once to use even go want, it is then that he has really been far even as decided to use even go want to do look more like. It’s just common sense.