Gravity's got it's own theorem. We can prove that something will fall down with a simple experiment, and if we use constants, we can predict how fast something can drop from the sky. I think that's pretty substantial proof that there's something there, not necessarily gravity.
And if you're talking about the meaning of life, biology can prove that it's just for the means of reproduction. It's written into our genes. Some things are just predetermined.
But... wishy-washy ideals? ... You can't really prove those. There's no theorem out there that can derive it's existence.
So... it can't possibly exist. That's... just the way things are.
... I don't get it.
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And if you're talking about the meaning of life, biology can prove that it's just for the means of reproduction. It's written into our genes. Some things are just predetermined.
But... wishy-washy ideals? ... You can't really prove those. There's no theorem out there that can derive it's existence.
So... it can't possibly exist. That's... just the way things are.
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It's useful, but I don't think of it as anything anymore than just an apparatus.
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So, then, what the hell's the use of things like that?
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Besides, they're just things that we've invented to make things easier to explain. They don't really have any natural value.
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So in the end, it's all back down to that whole perspective thing, huh.
This really isn't gonna go anywhere.
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But I don't see the fun of not being able to see eye to eye. Doesn't that just cause conflict?
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At least, that's what I've gotten from books.
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Is what I've learned anyway. From living.
I don't even want to know what kind of books you were reading.
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[ totally missing the point baby ♥ ]
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Bet it's most of it all's drivel anyway.
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