Acopia
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- Sep 21, 2020
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I'm interested asto what sort of people we all are, albeit in some way thinking about suicide..
Thanks,
- Acopia
Thanks,
- Acopia
dont do this to me I am too deep in pessimism to the point I fear what may await us is much worse.optimists believe death ends our suffering.
pessimists believe that this is not the end
BSoptimists believe death ends our suffering.
pessimists believe that this is not the end
expect the worst so why not do the same in death.
Then it would have to be pessimism with religion which doesn't make a lot sense to me.expect the worst so why not do the same in death.
Can you explain why it has to be pessimism with religion?Then it would have to be pessimism with religion which doesn't make a lot sense to me.
You should ask someone who holds such view because I don't. I'm a realist/pessimist and I think that death is the end. At least for this physical body and its brain.Can you explain why it has to be pessimism with religion?
You can be a pessimist that holds a view that the consciousness is metaphysical and will continue to suffer in death.
But this right here scares the f out of mewill continue to suffer in death.
I asked you as you made a claim that pessimism is inseparable from atheism.You should ask someone who holds such view because I don't. I'm a realist/pessimist and I think that death is the end. At least for this physical body and its brain.
But this right here scares the f out of me
How can be science useless in explaining what something is if it literally observes the real world and works with data gathered from the real world. If science can't explain what our world is then nothing can. It's the closest thing that does it.I asked you as you made a claim that pessimism is inseparable from atheism.
Also you seem to be more of a materialist then a realist or you would consider the uncertainty inherent to detecting the thing in itself by observing the simulacrum.
Scientific method is entirely useless at actually telling you why anything is and only tells us what it appears to be.
I was going to say something similar about myself.I'm not an optimist or pessimist I am more of a realist. I can see good and opportunity in life and I can see the potential of improvement, but I can also see when things are completely bad and merit feeling bad about them and hopeless about the future.
I mentioned why in my previous post just have a think about it.How can be science useless in explaining what something is if it literally observes the real world and works with data gathered from the real world. If science can't explain what our world is then nothing can. It's the closest thing that does it.
Why did you say pessimism cannot make sense with religion then?I don't know about relation between atheism and pessimism in fact not sure if these 2 things are related in any way.
Now that I think about it probably does make sense to some people. A pessimist who expects the worst even after death will go to hell or something like that and will be totally okay with. But it sounds kinda crazy idk.I mentioned why in my previous post just have a think about it.
The philosopher cannot prove if his abstract concepts which point to a possible cause of existence are correct and the scientist can never peer outside of the representation and peek at what the true form of reality is beyond figuring out laws that govern our world with no actual claim to why they manifested.
Why did you say pessimism cannot make sense with religion then?
however it appears but however, it appears howeverIt's enough for me to think that our world is made up from atoms and that it can appear in many complex variations which construct our reality.