GENIUS FORUMS

Foreigner wrote: This is no place to fish for tips to pick up chicks, Sue. I had other things in mind with my questions. Was hoping you, or some other intelligent woman, might shoot off some short responses to all my questions above, and Im still hoping! I was making your life easier for you by info...

Ok Skip, but that sounds minefieldish too. The ego is a slippery character. An ego heavily tied to "gaming women" isn't going to let go that easily. You're young now, but what happens when you are nearing your 40's, then 50's, and 60's+? What's your plan then to handling being a long term ...

Rhett wrote: Skip needs confidence that his emotions and mind will be better off in the long run by skipping women. Skip wouldn’t have set himself on that path if he wasn’t already fairly confident that his life will be improved by said “skipping”. It is no easy task he has set himself, for no one s...

Foreigner,

You asked about what attracts a woman to a man. See above my tips on how to win a girlfriend.

Or - better put: how to become a chosen one.

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Rhett wrote: I think it was obvious that i was talking about more versus less intelligence, within the conventional realm. About IQ, not wisdom. Sometimes doing this has a place here. Yeah, but you can’t expect anyone (here, at least) to take seriously your meanderings about whether or not women are...

...and men their customers.

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Loki wrote to Skip: You are defining intelligence too narrowly, treating it too objectively. There are many types of intelligences. Men are intelligent in many different ways. Women use those variations to distinguish between men, and thereby choose the one/s they like. Of course, men’s looks are al...

Leyla wrote: marcothay: David is asserting that since each cause has to have a previous cause thus cause and effect don't exist (zero existence) If we take, for example, the phenomena “lightning” we can examine lightning as both a cause and an effect, no? It is like this with every cause and every e...

Skipair wrote: Sue: Does my above assessment of women’s mind being like that of “young children” have any effect on your consideration of women as sexual beings? Not really. Seeing the child in women makes them attractive to me (the grown up, sexualized child, that is), otherwise they'd be men, and ...

Skipair wrote: It depends on how you look at it, but I wouldn't necessarily say that it is males who are responsible for a woman's sexual inhibitions. It's an interdependent system. But in general, yes. Sexual communication is a guy who allows himself to be openly horny with women. This makes them h...

BMcGilly07 wrote: Women's wanting in generosity validates what I think to be the problem with women, namely their will to unconsciousness; their selfishness is proof positive of the ego that clings to what others value, what other want Her selfishness is proof that her "unconsciousness" is...

BMcGilly07 wrote: Carl: The problem with women today is that they do not want to give anything. The problem with women throughout the ages is they don't know what they want, and accept society's fashion as mandate (which it pretty much is). For a woman to go against that she would be harangued and m...

Yes, that is exactly what is being spoken of. Woman is man's mind exposed. She is the expression of his desires and needs. Dan spoke of the Will to Power , which describes man's relationship to woman. That's his need to be "The Man". Without the little woman , his life would be without pur...

M.E.,

Well, that's your judgement of things.

I personally don't believe people are judgemental enough.

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Loki wrote: IV. The next step is the computer screen that you see. The screen you see is not a physical computer screen inside your brain, nor is it identical with the cause of the screen outside your brain. It is a separate image, as you can see by closing your eyes and picturing it mentally. Since...

John,

Could you explain how Loki and Animus' ideas were "fallacious"?

That may make clear why you believe Philo's point "cut" theirs.

Rebecca wrote: In his paradigm, anything that seems better is an improvement. It's like saying you're doing good as long as you're moving, never mind what direction you're headed in. That paradigm appears to be a very popular one. "Direction" isn't important. What's important is - the jour...

John, This thread goes back a bit. Many of the participants have moved on. Perhaps you could pick out of it some of the points you feel are - mawkish diatribe on sentimentality masking itself as male lust and feminine mystic. - boil them down to a point you'd like to discuss, and then begin a new th...

Nick, My understanding of what Animus is saying is that those who are anti-causation - those "Free-Willists" - are the ones evading "moral responsibility" because believing in free-will as they do, they are, as Animus describes, stating by their belief "that any and all acti...

Aphorisms on consciousness-without-an-object

Yeah, a better title would be, "Lullabies for dullards".

Best if Franklin Merrell-Wolff and his words remain dead and buried.

(But hey! "Lullabies for dullards" would make perfect stocking fillers for Xmas!)

Yes Jason , I do think that for someone to become a prostitute, their discernment has to be critically impaired. I’ll add that I also think marrying, or lusting after someone, are also examples of critically impaired discernment. And though I haven't seen any evidence of Louis agreeing with me about...

Renaissance wrote: One of the secrets to having peace of mind is knowing how and when to mind my own business. What you do in YOUR world and in YOUR universe is none of my business But that isn't true, is it? For you've made clear that you hold grievances towards the, "relentless scholastic per...

Dan wrote:

To what end?

Perhaps he sincerely wants help to bring his fool's journey to an end?

Renaissance, I agree that for a person's genius to flourish, they need to detach themselves from the normal "dumb sheep" valuing of things such as; shopping, mobile phones, E-games, and the multitude of other drugs available. How do you see your announcement of your genius, and your idea o...

Jason, You asked Dan: how you prove that something is the product of the subjective consciousness to begin with, seeing as particular links between particular things cannot be proven with certainty - as Hume argued. How are you interpreting Hume's idea, present within that sentence, that there are &...