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The older I get, the more I feel like the innocence you have as a child, is the peak human experience. The wonder & curiosity of being a child is just the icing.
The human condition that ensues after the loss off innocence, may as well be a form of punishment for being alive.
The human condition that ensues after the loss off innocence, may as well be a form of punishment for being alive.
November 17, 2024 at 6:21 PM
The older I get, the more I feel like the innocence you have as a child, is the peak human experience. The wonder & curiosity of being a child is just the icing.
The human condition that ensues after the loss off innocence, may as well be a form of punishment for being alive.
The human condition that ensues after the loss off innocence, may as well be a form of punishment for being alive.
When gaining knowledge of the universe, empirical justification is the way to go.
Eg. Just because you can't test for God in a lab, doesn't mean God is not real. In the same breath, this does not bolster the possibility of the existence of God, just shows the difficulty loaded in the problem.
Eg. Just because you can't test for God in a lab, doesn't mean God is not real. In the same breath, this does not bolster the possibility of the existence of God, just shows the difficulty loaded in the problem.
November 16, 2024 at 3:52 PM
When gaining knowledge of the universe, empirical justification is the way to go.
Eg. Just because you can't test for God in a lab, doesn't mean God is not real. In the same breath, this does not bolster the possibility of the existence of God, just shows the difficulty loaded in the problem.
Eg. Just because you can't test for God in a lab, doesn't mean God is not real. In the same breath, this does not bolster the possibility of the existence of God, just shows the difficulty loaded in the problem.