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Bernardo de La Paz

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7. About 2:35 poses the question "a class of all classes"

Reply to Uncle Joe (Original post)

Sat Jul 12, 2025, 04:50 PM

Jul 12

Reference Bertrand Russell's Principia Mathematica. He was a very powerful philosopher who also wrote a history of western philosophy, and was an outspoken pacificst and non-violent person.

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It Will Give You Goosebumps - Alan Watts On Existence [View all] Uncle Joe Jul 12 OP

We are even for an infinite amount of time. markodochartaigh Jul 12 #1

We are ALWAYS odd, but sometimes we are also even. To be only even is to be dead. To be even AND odd is desirable Bernardo de La Paz Jul 12 #9

IOW... buzzycrumbhunger Jul 12 #2

A little wave bobbed happily in the vast ocean, enjoying the sun and the breeze. LudwigPastorius Jul 12 #3

Waves are actually cycles, and all the particles in the universe are waves ("wave-particle duality"). We are the ocean.n Bernardo de La Paz Jul 12 #5

I think people turn to philosophy or religious dogma if they havent had a meaningful Karadeniz Jul 12 #4

No. People turn with and without. People always want to know "What's goin' on?" Bernardo de La Paz Jul 12 #8

Profound malaise Jul 12 #6

About 2:35 poses the question "a class of all classes" Bernardo de La Paz Jul 12 #7

This is a bit off topic but Bertie was so disturbed by the Soviet Union's getting The Bomb RVN VET71 Jul 15 #12

Man, that is one of his very best. Worth thinking about every word. . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Jul 12 #10

I was prepared to not like this - not into metaphysics, etc. But it's well worth the watch. erronis Jul 12 #11