intralizee

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by intralizee 8y ago
Is it possible to know if it’s morally right to take & share photos of a person in such a state of starvation and without real permission from the person. My perception thinks it’s cruel as if the existence of the person is for the bene
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by intralizee 8y ago
I think people prefer this mentality when the economy isn't doing so hot. Same goes for people who think they're being treated unfairly by age. The health of the economy is the deciding factor and depending on the health of the pa
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by intralizee 8y ago
I'm not aware from the article of how the illness "schizophrenia" foreshadows all of mental health. My illness being Gender Dysphoria. Vitamin D deficiency from what I've read is common everywhere. It does make sense tha
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by intralizee 8y ago
This isn't necessarily the case with my situation. There was only one hospital for where I lived in Marquette, Michigan. My mental healthcare was pertaining to gender dysphoria and not depression which I think you're associating w
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by intralizee 8y ago
This is honestly something I look forward to witnessing. Currently it's hard to find detailed financial information for how much a person with whatever diseases ends up being covered per year with costs. I think transparency about cove
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by intralizee 8y ago
I disagree from personal experience. Location of where you are in the US matters. I'm in Montreal right now and the mental healthcare here is superior than what I experienced in the US in Michigan (majority of my life). I would even go
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by intralizee 8y ago
Difficult questions for anyone to truthfully answer. I’m not aware if you’ve ever had a moment of reflex without thought. I had few I’m aware of and they were either in the best interest of myself, someone else, and even an object. I would
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by intralizee 8y ago
Well I wouldn't say a deterministic model has been shown to be incorrect. It may come down to what is most measurable and what we decide to lean towards but I think it's way too early for that judgement. I would find it interestin
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by intralizee 8y ago
I must say this is beautifully written. Our perception of how we view the world is fundamentally important. Self importance with what's observable can create an illusion. How you described objects entering the world, similar to any oth
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by intralizee 8y ago
I'm not sure how you assume chaos theory creates big issues with determinism and with what you wrote. I wouldn't agree with someone how an impossibility, "for beings inside a system of predicting how the full system will func
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by intralizee 8y ago
It's arguable to say one thing is encountered in nature unlike something else. Everything from my perception is the product of nature. Example: People tend to view technological advances by humans as different than "plants or anim
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by intralizee 8y ago
I'm hopeful the doctrine of panpsychism ends up being true. I prefer the idea of my laptop equally having a consciousness as me and in some ways it's calming than the contrary possibility. If reality is just one deterministic syst
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by intralizee 8y ago
Yah free will believers like to think they have choices/decisions in the system. The reality is no, when you become the person you are now from every preceding event making you the person you are now. I would only see the possibility o
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by intralizee 8y ago
I’m writing from a hard determinist mindset. I would argue that whatever is done in life is the will of God. Since choices are an illusion around oneself believing in free will. So basically life is predetermanism for every cause & effe
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by intralizee 8y ago
I wouldn’t compare it to machine code alone and for it to be considered following under rules that can be broken down fundamentally to appeasing what we define as logic. I think of recursive functions calling other recursive functions with
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by intralizee 8y ago
That is logic, even if we cannot fully comprehend the system yet.
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by intralizee 8y ago
Atrocities happen because the systems encompassing us are not perfect. Problems arise because we humans decide to live under the imperfect systems; vastly different by where on earth you happen to be. Metaphorically it's like when you
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by intralizee 8y ago
How is $4,600 justified for a rectal probe. United States has zero compassion for its citizens if it allows medical bills to exceed reasonable financial means of the average citizen. The average citizen only has so much in a lifetime for em
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by intralizee 8y ago
> Voltaire: “My good friend, I no more believe in the eternity of hell than yourself; but recollect that it may be no bad thing, perhaps, for your servant, your tailor, and your lawyer to believe in it.” I'm not sure why humans have
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by intralizee 8y ago
I think the jury would have a better time first understanding predetermination & determinism, than the psychological jargon as you put it. Maybe psychologists have found a stigma against determinism by the free will thinkers and so they
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by intralizee 8y ago
The study you referenced had the critique I wrote my reply towards. I don't consider the study proving anything false. If a person has no childhood trauma to speak of, it can be instilled in the subconscious and they're unable to
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by intralizee 8y ago
I think our health and feelings of happiness or sadness are fundamentally outside of our control is reality. Since, I can argue people have no real control in life from deductive reasoning. I assume nature with what's described as evol
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by intralizee 8y ago
I'm not sure how the best way is to respond. Even if the critique suggests "the memories may be false or distorted" the essence still holds properties in how the person has been modified by it. I would still consider the pers
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by intralizee 8y ago
> Maybe the influences that I think vageuly underlie or trigger my existential depression is others would call trauma? I think that may possibly be the case of the trauma. Subconsciously something is there and it's deeply personal p
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by intralizee 8y ago
What sort of thoughts were in your head at 12? Trauma can be rooted in the subconscious and without one realizing the trauma ever happened.
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by intralizee 8y ago
As a programmer trying to imagine how I would construct & create depression for a simulation. I think it would make sense to have a negative state that turns "on or off" against the will, associated with unwanted thinking patt
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by intralizee 8y ago
I think it’s better than continuing to exploit the underprivileged. The persons who were either in one of the categories: uneducated, unfortunate, desperate, deluded/ill, or whatever it may be to how they didn’t have the variables &amp
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by intralizee 8y ago
I didn't watch it, what happened in the story?
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by intralizee 8y ago
I guess creating more money as you wrote. I believe the government has boosted the economy by giving money to workers to fix things that are not necessarily at the end of life. So to boost the economy by adding more money into the system. I
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by intralizee 8y ago
Similar to how the US bailed out the banks. How about the citizens are bailed out. It would boost the economy. Restore faith in the system!

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