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Ujjwal Tripathi replied to Scott P. Cole's discussion http://saithilak.com/blog/2008/08/21/my-views-on-gdnpd/"A definite future is THE only solution. Concepts like 'Karma' are only made to instill fear of God in us, since it is only by fear of God that men shall continue to remain good. Good, bad, right, wrong etc. are terms defined by humans as…"
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From a philosophical point of view their is nothing right or wrong. We usually judge a particular thing as right or wrong depending on whether we feel happy or guilty(sad,regretful etc) respectively about that particular thing... however, these feelings are nothing more than a set of biochemical reactions taking place inside our body.. these reactions can be boiled down to the motion of molecules, atoms, electrons and so on. This motion is again judged by the laws of mechanics…See More
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- I read the book 'God does not play dice' by David Shiang
- What kind of background and influences have guided you relating to philosophy or religious thought?
- I do believe that every event that happens in this world, no matter how small or large, is guided by the same laws of motion. The resultant of which can only be definite. So the resultant of whatever is happening is predetermined. Therefore everything is pre-determined. Even when i become a member here its the complex motion of molecules in my head, which are making me do it. They had decided it for me.
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whats right and whats wrong???
From a philosophical point of view their is nothing right or wrong. We usually judge a particular thing as right or wrong depending on whether we feel happy or guilty(sad,regretful etc) respectively about that particular thing... however, these feelings are nothing more than a set of biochemical reactions taking place inside our body.. these reactions can be boiled down to the motion of molecules, atoms, electrons and so on. This motion is again judged by the laws of…
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Its the saturation point of philosophy
Its the saturation point of philosophy Continue
Posted on January 11, 2010 at 12:17pm
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- At 11:23pm on September 7, 2009,
Adwait Bhagwat said… - Hi Ujjwal,
I am glad you liked it! I am a Mechanical Engineer, what do you do?
- At 4:39pm on August 26, 2009, David Shiang said…
- Thanks for joining. Will be posting soon!
David
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