It's all good...

Discussion in 'Free Thoughts' started by disease, Feb 4, 2009.

  1. Enmos Valued Senior Member

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    What a corny brand name.. ! lol
     
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  3. S.A.M. uniquely dreadful Valued Senior Member

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    Have you tried yoga?
     
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  5. shorty_37 Go! Canada Go! Registered Senior Member

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    It's the first time I have ever been on any prescription pills in my life. Believe me if it wasn't absolutely necessary I wouldn't take them.
     
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  7. Enmos Valued Senior Member

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    You never took any anti-biotics either ?
     
  8. shorty_37 Go! Canada Go! Registered Senior Member

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    In my adult life, maybe a couple of times. I am talking about a long term prescription, not an antibiotic for a week.
     
  9. Enmos Valued Senior Member

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    Ok. I had to take anti-biotics for three weeks. I found that to be pretty long term

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    Other than that I never was on any prescription drugs either.
     
  10. disease Banned Banned

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    Oh no he doesn't, that's what someone else obviously believes is something someone else thinks. I think you must think: "since experience is because of external events, he must think these actually occur internally!"

    Where do stimuli come from, according to you? Why are they needed? What requires something?

    What's a "perception". does that come from the mind?

    Do you know of a stimulus that has zero effect on perception, or one that is always independent of the perceived direction the stimulus "comes from"?
    Do you know when a sound stops being a physical pressure wave, and turns into a neural signal? Does the physical pressure vanish and become a neural excitation at some point, and if so, what point? When you look at a second hand on a watch, when does it get to 12:00?
     
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