Two Plus Two Newer Archives
>
Search Forums
Search Results
FAQ
Community
Calendar
Today's Posts
Search
Community Links
Members List
Search Forums
Show Threads
Show Posts
Tag Search
Advanced Search
Go to Page...
Showing results 1 to 20 of 20
Search took
0.00
seconds.
Search:
Posts Made By:
DougShrapnel
Forum:
Science, Math, and Philosophy
12-18-2006, 08:37 AM
Replies:
49
Religion A perfectly rational belief
Views:
181
Posted By
DougShrapnel
Re: Religion A perfectly rational belief
[ QUOTE ]
Interesting. Agreed. Though it might become more rational after we nuke everything and lose all our knowledge! Seriously, I am very concerned that we will kill ourselves off within my...
Forum:
Science, Math, and Philosophy
12-18-2006, 07:56 AM
Replies:
49
Religion A perfectly rational belief
Views:
181
Posted By
DougShrapnel
Re: Religion A perfectly rational belief
[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ]
Hey MIdGe, been a long time. Hope you are doing well. The huge inflated ego isn't regulated to only the religious.
[/ QUOTE ]
Heya Doug,
Quite right! But it seems...
Forum:
Science, Math, and Philosophy
12-18-2006, 07:38 AM
Replies:
49
Religion A perfectly rational belief
Views:
181
Posted By
DougShrapnel
Re: Religion A perfectly rational belief
[ QUOTE ]
It may be human nature, but it's not rational. Given how much we've learned and the fact that we keep filling in those gaps with more and more knowledge should give one considerable doubt...
Forum:
Science, Math, and Philosophy
12-17-2006, 02:21 AM
Replies:
49
Religion A perfectly rational belief
Views:
181
Posted By
DougShrapnel
Re: Religion A perfectly rational belief
Iron, if we can both agree that the religious aren't being irrational regarding thier religion, it gives us a starting point. The starting point is so very important. Well yes it's, IME, a...
Forum:
Science, Math, and Philosophy
12-17-2006, 01:35 AM
Replies:
49
Religion A perfectly rational belief
Views:
181
Posted By
DougShrapnel
Re: Religion A perfectly rational belief
[ QUOTE ]
Dude, the only people that filled in gaps were those who created religion. Modern Christians believe what they believe because they were TOLD those pieces of info. They didn't fill in...
Forum:
Science, Math, and Philosophy
12-17-2006, 01:33 AM
Replies:
49
Religion A perfectly rational belief
Views:
181
Posted By
DougShrapnel
Re: Religion A perfectly rational belief
[ QUOTE ]
Your application of the linked study suffers from a basic misunderstanding. Reason is not the mechanism which creates these images. It is the means by which one is able to recogize that...
Forum:
Science, Math, and Philosophy
12-17-2006, 01:28 AM
Replies:
49
Religion A perfectly rational belief
Views:
181
Posted By
DougShrapnel
Re: Religion A perfectly rational belief
[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ]
I'm saying that religion is incorrect, but the belief in a God that controls the unknowns was and is to a certain extent a rational belief to hold. Not becuase of it's...
Forum:
Science, Math, and Philosophy
12-17-2006, 01:25 AM
Replies:
49
Religion A perfectly rational belief
Views:
181
Posted By
DougShrapnel
Re: Religion A perfectly rational belief
[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ]
Most theists don't just have a vague feeling that something must be responsible for the universe. It's way more than the mind filling in the blanks. It is irrationality caused...
Forum:
Science, Math, and Philosophy
12-17-2006, 01:23 AM
Replies:
49
Religion A perfectly rational belief
Views:
181
Posted By
DougShrapnel
Re: Religion A perfectly rational belief
[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ]
I'm saying that religion is incorrect, but the belief in a God that controls the unknowns was and is to a certain extent a rational belief to hold. Not becuase of it's...
Forum:
Science, Math, and Philosophy
12-11-2006, 12:37 AM
Replies:
49
Religion A perfectly rational belief
Views:
181
Posted By
DougShrapnel
Re: Religion A perfectly rational belief
[ QUOTE ]
"The main two things that are left are the creation (cause of creation) of the universe, and the emergence (cause of emergence) of life. I implore you to not go down the same road that is...
Forum:
Science, Math, and Philosophy
12-11-2006, 12:24 AM
Replies:
49
Religion A perfectly rational belief
Views:
181
Posted By
DougShrapnel
Re: Religion A perfectly rational belief
[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ]
Where the retina connects to the optic nerve, the mind forces itself to fill in the details of the missing information. Don't believe me look here....
Forum:
Science, Math, and Philosophy
12-11-2006, 12:10 AM
Replies:
49
Religion A perfectly rational belief
Views:
181
Posted By
DougShrapnel
Re: Religion A perfectly rational belief
[ QUOTE ]
I don't think your example supports your argument as much as you'd like. The brain doesn't fill in as much as it just ignores what it doesn't know. In this view, religion is still...
Forum:
Science, Math, and Philosophy
12-11-2006, 12:04 AM
Replies:
49
Religion A perfectly rational belief
Views:
181
Posted By
DougShrapnel
Re: Religion A perfectly rational belief
[ QUOTE ]
I agree with that, but I also think very few people see religion in that light.
[/ QUOTE ]I would like for more people to view religion in that light. Especially those that are, but...
Forum:
Science, Math, and Philosophy
12-11-2006, 12:03 AM
Replies:
49
Religion A perfectly rational belief
Views:
181
Posted By
DougShrapnel
Re: Religion A perfectly rational belief
[ QUOTE ]
[ QUOTE ]
what do you do when your brian tells you the world is spinning? If you are like me you lay down until it stops. Soon your mind stop telling you it's spinning and everything is...
Forum:
Science, Math, and Philosophy
12-10-2006, 11:59 PM
Replies:
49
Religion A perfectly rational belief
Views:
181
Posted By
DougShrapnel
Re: Religion A perfectly rational belief
[ QUOTE ]
Yes, but that's what is so amazing about the mind. It's part of imagination. Religion restricts that tendency, the abililty of the mind to create awesome music out of virtually nothing,...
Forum:
Science, Math, and Philosophy
12-10-2006, 11:45 PM
Replies:
49
Religion A perfectly rational belief
Views:
181
Posted By
DougShrapnel
Re: Religion A perfectly rational belief
[ QUOTE ]
I dont know about that. I can spin around in circles for a while and my brain is telling me the world is spinning. But I don't go screaming out of my house to alert the authorities. I try...
Forum:
Science, Math, and Philosophy
12-10-2006, 11:40 PM
Replies:
49
Religion A perfectly rational belief
Views:
181
Posted By
DougShrapnel
Re: Religion A perfectly rational belief
[ QUOTE ]
That's not true - we have plenty of choice. It is limited in many ways, but we certainly have it. At bare minimum we can take the position of bunny, who has no "choice" but to believe in...
Forum:
Science, Math, and Philosophy
12-10-2006, 11:33 PM
Replies:
49
Religion A perfectly rational belief
Views:
181
Posted By
DougShrapnel
Re: Religion A perfectly rational belief
[ QUOTE ]
You're not arguing that religion is rational, you're arguing it's in the human nature. I agree with you. But that doesn't make it rational. What you "fill in" with regard to vision, or...
Forum:
Science, Math, and Philosophy
12-10-2006, 11:24 PM
Replies:
49
Religion A perfectly rational belief
Views:
181
Posted By
DougShrapnel
Re: Religion A perfectly rational belief
[ QUOTE ]
Did you post this when drunk? Not really because of the content, but this is like an insane number of typos for you.
[/ QUOTE ]Yes. Sorry I'll try to edit. I'm also much worse than...
Forum:
Science, Math, and Philosophy
12-10-2006, 11:10 PM
Replies:
49
Religion A perfectly rational belief
Views:
181
Posted By
DougShrapnel
Religion A perfectly rational belief
Where the retina connects to the optic nerve, the mind forces itself to fill in the details of the missing information. Don't believe me look here. (http://serendip.brynmawr.edu/bb/blindspot1.html)...
Showing results 1 to 20 of 20
Forum Jump
User Control Panel
Private Messages
Subscriptions
Who's Online
Search Forums
Forums Home
Two Plus Two
Two Plus Two Internet Magazine
The Two Plus Two Bonus Program
Special Sklansky Forum
About the Forums
MOD DISCUSSION
Test
General Poker Discussion
Beginners Questions
Books and Publications
Televised Poker
News, Views, and Gossip
Brick and Mortar
Home Poker
Poker Beats, Brags, and Variance
Poker Theory
Poker Legislation
Coaching/Training
Stoxpoker.com
DeucesCracked.com
German Forums
Poker Allgemein: Poker in general
Strategie: Holdem NL cash [German]
Strategie: Sonstige
Internet/Online [German]
BBV [German]
Small Talk [German]
French Forums
Forum Francophone
Strategie [French]
BBV [French]
Limit Texas Hold'em
Texas Hold'em
High Stakes Limit
Medium Stakes Limit
Small Stakes Limit
Micro Stakes Limit
Mid-High Stakes Shorthanded
Small Stakes Shorthanded
Limit-->NL
PL/NL Texas Hold'em
High Stakes
Medium Stakes
Small Stakes
Micro Stakes
Full Ring
Tournament Poker
MTT Strategy
High Stakes MTT
MTT Community
STT Strategy
Tournament Circuit/WSOP
Other Poker
Omaha/8
Omaha High
Stud
Heads Up Poker
Other Poker Games
General Gambling
Probability
Psychology
Sports Betting
Other Gambling Games
Entertainment Betting
Money Making and Other Business Discussion
Internet Gambling
Internet Gambling
Internet Bonuses
Affiliates/RakeBack
Software
Poker Site Software, Skins, & Networks
2+2 Communities
Other Other Topics
The Lounge: Discussion+Review
EDF
BBV4Life
Other Topics
Sporting Events
Politics
Business, Finance, and Investing
Travel
Science, Math, and Philosophy
Health and Fitness
Student Life
Golf
Video Games
Puzzles and Other Games
Laughs or Links!
Computer Technical Help
Bin
Sponsored Support Forums
RakebackNetwork
RakeBackDepot
RakeReduction.com Rakeback
PokerSavvy
All times are GMT -4. The time now is
02:56 PM
.
Contact Us
-
www.twoplustwo.com
-
Archive
-
Top
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.11
Copyright ©2000 - 2024, vBulletin Solutions Inc.