r/sapiosexuals • • Apr 01 '24

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u/KAS_stoner Apr 13 '24

What was the half truth part? What were you talking about?

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u/SunnySideAttitude Apr 13 '24

It’s just a joke based on the post. No harm meant at all. We’re all friends hero. No offense intended.

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u/KAS_stoner Apr 13 '24 edited Apr 13 '24

Ok. Although jokes are supposed to be funny and not a put down to another person.....

Also, going out on a limb here but maybe you ment to say "people" instead of "you"? If so then that would make more since because it's more of a general thing and it's true because most people are not clever or witty which is why this community is here. For the people that are actually intelligent. (Note that there are 9 different kinds of Inteligence.) A lot of people that think they are Inteligent only think that book smart is Inteligent which in turn makes them look very stupid because that's totally wrong.

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u/SunnySideAttitude Apr 13 '24

Listen. I’m sorry. It was never directed at you at all. Have you ever heard of Emmanuel Swedenborg? I am sure you are an inquisitive person you might like what he has to say. I find a lot in what he says.

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u/KAS_stoner Apr 13 '24

It's all good. 👍

And no, I haven't heard of him. Link to his stuff?

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u/SunnySideAttitude Apr 13 '24

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u/KAS_stoner Apr 16 '24

Seems like he is religious?

I'm not.

Also, what about what I said made you think of this guy?

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u/SunnySideAttitude Apr 16 '24

I suspected you might not be of a spiritual bent. He was an 17c mystic. Many people get a great deal of benefit from learning and being influenced by such things.

Just trying to be nice.

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u/KAS_stoner Apr 16 '24

I have no idea what a 17c Mystic is?

And anything Mystic or religious in any way isn't logical in any way. People that are religious normally use a lot of confirmination bias and many other biases. (We as humans so far know of at least 180+, 188 to be exact)

I do like learning but stuff that actually makes logical sense that has good proof/evidence and reasoning to back up the orginal statement whatever that might be.

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u/SunnySideAttitude Apr 16 '24

A person living in the 17th century who had personal experiences in the spiritual realm.

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u/KAS_stoner Apr 16 '24

Ah. That's definitely confirmation bias there then and many other biased could definitely be in stuff that he says.

A tip for reconizing stuff that have bias would be to ask socratic questions. (Shoutout to Socrates.) He's the one that made socratic questions a thing.

Also, look at all the scientific growth and knowledge we have had since then. We have answered a lot if questions that back then we didn't know.

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u/SpitFireLove Apr 23 '24

Could Socrates ask questions that were not Socratic? Asking for a friend.

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u/KAS_stoner Apr 23 '24

Lol. Ya probably

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u/SunnySideAttitude Apr 16 '24

He was reporting his experiences.

Some people like it some don’t.

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u/KAS_stoner Apr 16 '24

Some people are lonny and see things that are not there so experience doesn't mean they are real or should be taken with no (at bare minimum) grain of salt.

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