No I don't care if people accept the idea, because it's something that's true when you don't think about it, that is, it's true even when you don't have ideas about anything.lightgigantic said:so you don't care whether people accept the idea the idea that they are god or not (which then has implications that you don't care whether they suffer or not ... assuming you aren't dumbing down the term further to suggest that being god means one is capable of alleviating suffering on a personal or collective level in any shape or form .... which, given your previous style, is certainly something we can't rule out I guess)
Why do you believe that knowing you are God means you can alleviate suffering? You mean, you should be able to cure yourself of cancer?
Ok, well keep guessing, I guess.Given that you also believe you are god, something I guess.
But you're the one doing all the supposing.But then even you are reluctant to say what it is you are capable of performing/accomplishing in this supposedly divine state (aside from an increased post count on sciforums) ... which of course just sends you down the well worn path of incoherence.
Why should anyone, including me, think that you know how knowledge "works"? I mean, considering your inability to put a logical statement together, then ignore the mistake when it's pointed out to you?Unfortunately knowledge doesn't work like that ... but as I said thats probably also something you don't care about
Well, most, perhaps all of of what you've had to say would qualify as not much to care about, so yeah.obviously there is not much you do care about ... ironically not even how misanthropy compliments a universal vision.