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AngusMcTavish wrote:iloveyouguys wrote:willowrose wrote:Do we have a random question thread? This is pretty random- I'm not here enough to give a proper answer to this myself but if you could meet other members of this forum, who would you like to meet the most? I know who I'd like to meet!!!!
I'd be down to meet any good friend who is known to be legit from the forum.
And how do you mean, "legit?" Like not just SAYING he/she is from the forum?
I guess I phrased that in a confusing way. I meant I would like to meet someone who is known to be legit and from the forum. They are separate qualities. I don't want to meet up with a sketchy internet character about whom I know nothing.
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Many actions are motivated by fear of the negative consequences likely if they are not performed, or in order to alleviate undesirable feelings, but pleasant feelings pleasant feelings resulting from such actions likely compensate for this. Individuals quickly adapt to improved circumstances, expecting them as a new baseline rather than appreciating them, in a treadmill of desire and disappointment. It seems unlikely that organisms would be reproductively successful if they were either too content or despondent, as there would be little motivation in the former case, and too much stress in the latter; It seems likely that a neutral balance would be achieved, life perhaps not worth living, but not worth ending either.
Humans are irrational, transient feelings motivating action more often than evidence-based assessments of the desirability of the outcomes of an action; as such people whose lives are likely to contain more desirable than undesirable experiences often kill themselves due to a transient bad experience, and people whose remaining time is likely to be very unpleasant often refrain from doing so. This fear of death could push the neutral balance toward life being worth it, especially given how short it is!
bert and ernie stuff
I hear B and E were originally meant to be friends who were of different races, back when race was an issue. Helping kids get along with a verity of people has always been a feature of the show, I don't see what the problemo is. If kids can understand a man and woman marrying w/o having to know sex, I don't see how m and m marrying is confusing like everyone says it is. Hell sex isn't that confusing, even if you don't feel it, I don't feel the desire to eat a zebra but I can understand a lion does and could when i was a little kid watching attenborough documentaries!
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Unassumption wrote:Life is worth living for a person only if the available evidence implies it will contain more which that person desires to experience, than they desire to avoid, to the extent these action-guiding evaluative feelings are the determinants of value. Weather benefits likely outweigh costs is an empirical question.
Many actions are motivated by fear of the negative consequences likely if they are not performed, or in order to alleviate undesirable feelings, but pleasant feelings pleasant feelings resulting from such actions likely compensate for this. Individuals quickly adapt to improved circumstances, expecting them as a new baseline rather than appreciating them, in a treadmill of desire and disappointment. It seems unlikely that organisms would be reproductively successful if they were either too content or despondent, as there would be little motivation in the former case, and too much stress in the latter; It seems likely that a neutral balance would be achieved, life perhaps not worth living, but not worth ending either.
Humans are irrational, transient feelings motivating action more often than evidence-based assessments of the desirability of the outcomes of an action; as such people whose lives are likely to contain more desirable than undesirable experiences often kill themselves due to a transient bad experience, and people whose remaining time is likely to be very unpleasant often refrain from doing so. This fear of death could push the neutral balance toward life being worth it, especially given how short it is!bert and ernie stuff
I hear B and E were originally meant to be friends who were of different races, back when race was an issue. Helping kids get along with a verity of people has always been a feature of the show, I don't see what the problemo is. If kids can understand a man and woman marrying w/o having to know sex, I don't see how m and m marrying is confusing like everyone says it is. Hell sex isn't that confusing, even if you don't feel it, I don't feel the desire to eat a zebra but I can understand a lion does and could when i was a little kid watching attenborough documentaries!
Dude,why can't I ever read your posts?
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Unassumption wrote:One of my 2 genetics books (the longer one!) only covers the topics dealt with in 1/3 of the other book's chapters. Shows you can write a lot more about any topic
goddammit,dude.
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Randomness FTW!
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I also like ~
it means approximately
it is also a great tool in making emotes ~.~
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