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Science has no meaning.

>> No.1591453

Why?

>> No.1591477
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hey guys!

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because human perception ultimately has no meaning

>> No.1591483

>>1591482
>ultimately
I've always loved how people use this term as a substitute for the phrase "If you deny X, Y, and Z premises" which is not really anything ultimate

>> No.1591487

>>1591483
YOUR LOVE OF WATERSPORTS WILL ULTIMATELY RESULT IN YOUR DEATH

>> No.1591504

>>1591483
Your inability to logic will ultimately end in your suicide.

>> No.1591514

>>1591504

Your faith in logic will lead you to the illogical

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>>1591487

>> No.1591520

>>1591450
Meaning...?
What do you mean exactly?
Who cares about meaning? Nature has no meaning and science just finds correspondence between theories and nature. So where's the point?

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>>1591520

>> No.1591565

>>1591520
You must be new here.

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>>1591450

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Science could have meaning.

>> No.1591620

>>1591601

What would be the point of life if one day scientists discover every secret? If they can predict my every move, when I'll die, whether I'll kill someone or run away? What would be the point in life?

>> No.1591626

>>1591620

damage control

>> No.1591630

>>1591626

No. Many people would do more damage to themselves in order to prove they have free will, even if it didn't prove it, they would destroy themselves trying.

>> No.1591643

>>1591620
Enjoyment.

>> No.1591654

This thread's just derpy

>> No.1591659

>>1591643

There's no enjoyment in predictability. You'd be a robot.

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Everything is objectively meaningless. Just roll with it, brah.

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>>1591659
Yeah, this is the reason why so many people around the world enjoy porn movies, because the plot's unpredictable.

>> No.1591668

>>1591664
Only language has meaning.

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>>1591643

Nuh-uh. If every secret is discovered, the knowledge will be used to serve our enjoyment. Emotional comfort is what drives us now, and it's what'll drive us then.

>> No.1591674

>>1591669

Was meant for
>>1591659

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>>1591667
Why do they come to fix the cable and never fix the cable?

>> No.1591684

sage

>> No.1591693

Onions have no hula hoops.

>> No.1591699

>>1591669

We have people who do that now, 24/7. We call them junkies.

>> No.1591700

>>1591678
Because that would be too predictable. That's the point.

>> No.1591705

>>1591700
2deep

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>>1591684
sage goes in the file field

>> No.1591719

>>1591659
If it is possible to predict everything, then we are robots, though we lack the technology or math skills to prove it.

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>>1591719
Being a robot is not that bad. They still can enjoy things.
BTW I always thought that being a robot was about being some kind of artificial intelligence or advanced machine. But now I've discovered that's just about absolute knowledge. But then... Is God a robot?

>> No.1591728

>>1591723
I wasn't asserting that we were actually robots, but that if it were possible to predict everything about our lives, and that that made us robots, then we would already be robots, but we would be unaware of our robotic nature due to our lack of knowledge at this point.

Being a robot isn't about absolute knowledge, either, it's about being purely logical.

>> No.1591733

These posts make me sad.

>> No.1591734

>>1591728
Being able to predict everything doesn't make you purely logical.
If we could predict absolutely everything we would still be irrationally driven.

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>>1591733
>disguised Baww thread.
>/r9k/ fags everywhere.

>> No.1591745

>>1591483
Hey D&E! How does it feel to be completely misunderstood?

>> No.1591759

>>1591745
It's something that superior thinkers such as myself take in their stride

>> No.1591763

>>1591734

Exactly. It's like Notes From the Underground.

>> No.1591797

help /lit/
my calculator won't hug me

>> No.1591809

>>1591626
you made me laugh, thank you

I'm new to literature (been out of school for some time, working), what book is the one OP posted?

>> No.1591815

>>1591809

the golden fleece

>> No.1591819

>>1591815
thanks

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>> No.1591829

>>1591620
>>1591659
>>1591700
>>1591719
>>1591728
>>1591450
>>1591482
>>1591504
You are all morons.

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>>1591829
Thnx for your helpful and not totally irrelevant comment.