I'm Crimson.
I am a truth seeker of sorts. This site seems very interesting.
From the explanation, it seems like genius is similar to sort of a level of spiritual enlightment. Is that accurate?
Hi new here.
- David Quinn
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Re: Hi new here.
Put simply, genius is consciousness. The greater the consciousness, the greater the genius.
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But then you have to define "consciousness." Just making the statement above is equivalent to a nonsense answer.
I live in a tub.
- Trevor Salyzyn
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Re: Hi new here.
Yes, this forum is about avoiding nonsense answers.
If you want to call that spiritual enlightenment, great. That rug'll really tie the room together.
If you want to call that spiritual enlightenment, great. That rug'll really tie the room together.
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LOL.Trevor Salyzyn wrote:That rug'll really tie the room together.
Unicorns up in your butt!
Re: Hi new here.
David Quinn on Wed Oct 31, 2007 12:19 am
Unidian on Wed Oct 31, 2007 1:07 am
You, sir, are no Parmenides.
JLJ
What an auspicious Halloween! David has formulated a sentence with which I agree without reservation.
Put simply, genius is consciousness. The greater the consciousness, the greater the genius.
Unidian on Wed Oct 31, 2007 1:07 am
Zeno revisited.But then you have to define "consciousness." Just making the statement above is equivalent to a nonsense answer.
You, sir, are no Parmenides.
JLJ
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Re: Hi new here.
What he said.David Quinn wrote:Put simply, genius is consciousness. The greater the consciousness, the greater the genius.
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