Jumalariik wrote:Conserative Morality wrote:Skepticism. As someone who has seen things that aren't there, and seen things that were kind of there, and seen things that were there but not as I saw them, one's basic senses are incredibly unreliable.
So what is reliable besides the dogma of skepticism? You are not skeptical about lots of things, otherwise you could not live functionally. Extreme skepticism, like moral subjectivism are things that may be logical, but they are not true to a reality that a human can experience. They are themselves the real spooks.
Stop using spooks I swear to god.
Your senses and your brain are unreliable. Therefore, don't trust them.
Dagashi Shojo wrote:Nusaresa wrote:I don't believe in miracles. As for the Dalai Lama's selection? You'd need to understand the Buddhist perspective on reincarnation or at least the Vajrayana perspective because they looooove that shit I tell ye.
Yeah, yeah, I know. I used to be one of you, and I remember how much we loved telling people we didn't really believe in reincarnation because of the pedantic distinction between rebirth/reincarnation.
I just don't care about the topic anymore since it's like playing Dark Souls inside one's own head just understanding it. I just believe in the whole charity aspect of it, as well as meditation.
And mindfulness, because that some good shit right there.




