Ill_Sound621
Ill_Sound621 t1_jdvk9r7 wrote
Reply to comment by naptiem in Vivek Venkataraman argues that political equality and proto-democracy were the most common form of political organisation in the "state of nature". These ideals preceded modern liberalism & statehood, and are arguably how humans have lived the majority of our evolution. by Ma3Ke4Li3
Those two things go with eachother.
Like op said. When there is a need for Manpower You cannot aford to treat other like "less like".
For example durango WW2 many women went to work while the men were at war. The needs of war outweight the centuries of disctimination.
In the same way disctimination can only happens when there is structure to wrap around. Everyone can chop a tree the same way but only a few would be able to make a good pot.
Ill_Sound621 t1_j46iyth wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Life can’t be reduced to a rulebook. But committing to certain moral principles can help us navigate life better. by IAI_Admin
It's not. It's a discussion of every phylosophy ever taught.
Ill_Sound621 t1_j2pyyg4 wrote
Reply to comment by _Zirath_ in Atheistic Naturalism does not offer any long-term pragmatic outcome of value when compared to Non-Naturalist views, such as Theism by _Zirath_
But You based your definition of naturalism by using this (false) definition of theism. The minus infinite stuff and all that jazz.
Ill_Sound621 t1_j2pxv09 wrote
Reply to comment by _Zirath_ in Atheistic Naturalism does not offer any long-term pragmatic outcome of value when compared to Non-Naturalist views, such as Theism by _Zirath_
I'm more interesting in knowing if You realise that You never talk about Theism here???.
Have someone told You that???
Ill_Sound621 t1_j2pwtv3 wrote
Reply to comment by _Zirath_ in Atheistic Naturalism does not offer any long-term pragmatic outcome of value when compared to Non-Naturalist views, such as Theism by _Zirath_
It's the same. Wording differently but the same results.
>infinite loss if wrong (hell).
>naturalism (if correct) entails infinite loss
You would only are changing the rows.
Also si wrong. Because naturalism doesn't entails infinite lose. But that is one of the other mistakes that You Made.
Ill_Sound621 t1_j2pt72v wrote
Reply to comment by _Zirath_ in Atheistic Naturalism does not offer any long-term pragmatic outcome of value when compared to Non-Naturalist views, such as Theism by _Zirath_
Both misuse infinite. Both positive and negate
They claimed that the "god" position have infinite value.
And the "not god" position have Zero or minus infinite value.
Both use the same appeal to consecuences fallacy to coerse certain answer.
The only diference as far as I could read was that Yours "only" wanted to "reasses" the bias of naturalism or something like that???? Wich again. Is just Pascal's wager with more steps.
Ill_Sound621 t1_j2ps2ch wrote
Reply to comment by _Zirath_ in Atheistic Naturalism does not offer any long-term pragmatic outcome of value when compared to Non-Naturalist views, such as Theism by _Zirath_
Honestly remembering back. That wasn't Even the worst part of your argument. Just the one that stand out the most.
And from what I recall from that specific tread You were not making a good point. I wonder if the other poster just raised their arms in exahustion.
Ill_Sound621 t1_j2lwhwa wrote
Reply to comment by sometimesphilosophy in Atheistic Naturalism does not offer any long-term pragmatic outcome of value when compared to Non-Naturalist views, such as Theism by _Zirath_
Basically not.
The Main problem is that OP is misunderstanding what naturalism AND theism means.
Naturalism is flexible enough to account for any "non natiralistic" problems.
But honestly OP chosed one of the worse examples that they could have chosen. It has more holes than the boat that the example proposed.
Ill_Sound621 t1_j2kvtfk wrote
Reply to Atheistic Naturalism does not offer any long-term pragmatic outcome of value when compared to Non-Naturalist views, such as Theism by _Zirath_
This sounds like Pascal wager with extra steps. You never do Pascal wager with extra steps.
ETA oh yeah. You mentioned Pascal wager. It's is. Is a very faulty argument.
Ill_Sound621 t1_jdvl43y wrote
Reply to comment by WillNonya in Vivek Venkataraman argues that political equality and proto-democracy were the most common form of political organisation in the "state of nature". These ideals preceded modern liberalism & statehood, and are arguably how humans have lived the majority of our evolution. by Ma3Ke4Li3
Even on the societies that are based on "force" You still need to have complience from the masses. Otherwise your structure crumbles.
Even in dictatorships You still have some democratic participation by desing.