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SergeantLynch

Actually we sort of agree.


Though typically (but obviously with good reason) your interpretation of biological function is from the point of view of modern human and all the conceptually driven juxtapositions of base function and thought constructs therein.


So I say chemical signalling and you say love.


Perhaps I am too unemotional.



And like I said to you previously on DebateArt, recreational sex and procreational sex are basically one and the same...Though who what or how one achieves satisfaction recreationally these days, is well explored.


Further...Sexual reproduction is not exclusively the remit of the Animal Kingdom and so by implying that sentience is a key factor of sexuality you do somewhat admit that there is a distinction to be made between base function and overthought.


And thanks very much for the biology lesson...Reminded me of my biology teacher when I was 13 or so.


And as I got older, I realised that my body had been stringing me along all my post pubescent life...Still tries to.


SergeantLynch

Some folk vote, some folk don't and voting takes as long as it takes to get to the voting station and vote...Here, a ten minute stroll in the evening.


Though a day off work was always welcome.


I am retired now, I never vote and nor do I take any interest in the associated televised melodrama.


And it's not as if the old work ethic of 167 hours a week down pit is applicable...(An attempt at portraying the Yorkshire vernacular there)

SergeantLynch

It was a philosophical discussion instigated by your good self, and not an English lesson.


And "what is god" is nonetheless a pertinent question...Especially in a philosophical context.


Despite what you might think or say god is only ever a brain construct, and is not necessarily always thought of as humanlike.



So let's just say that you had never heard of the concept of yoga and were asked if you enjoyed yoga...Would you ask who is yoga.


Nonetheless from your insistence on "who" I'm guessing that your internal construct resembles a male human.



SergeantLynch

Yes, as a mainland Brit I was born and raised to think of everyone from the Island of Ireland as Irish.


And I have visited Ireland many times but never the North, probably because I was conditioned in a certain way relative to what was regarded as "The Troubles".


Just like everywhere else, I'm sure that most folk are friendly and tolerant....But just like everywhere else there are always a few backward thinking idiots that enjoy spoiling things....Northern and/or Southern Island being no exception to that rule.


Though it has to be said that the glorification and celebration of "The Troubles" is still commonplace in the North.

SergeantLynch

So, welcome aboard Captain, are you new or a rehash?


And given my age, Captain Hook and a married woman have an acquired tendency to seem contradictory.


Nonetheless, hopefully you will hang around for a while, as your input is good and thought provoking.

SergeantLynch

Exist: Have objective reality or being.


Well objectivity/subjectivity are something of a moot point, in so much as both rely upon the internal sensory derived processes and conclusions of internal systems...Hence I always suggest that objectivity is always based upon a subjective assessment of acquired data...Green is just that...So yes in that context Green exists as per definition.


Mathematics also, in so much as mathematics is a well established thought construct derived from sensory input, and therefore also from the thinking organisms point of view, even if we prefer to differentiate between objectivity and subjectivity...Abstract or concrete...Bearing in mind that concrete is as far as we are able to know only born in mind, just as abstract is.


In simple terms if I wish to paint my kitchen with green paint, I choose green paint.


And if I want to know the price of 8 bananas I work it out...Even if they are on a 4 for 3 offer.


Of course, internal systems function, analysis and conclusions may beg to differ, relative to a more or less complex appreciation of relevant information.


Go Sidewalker.

SergeantLynch

Hmmmm.


"Love" is a liberally used word we apply variously...sometimes glibly, sometimes more meaningfully.


And hormones are essentially chemical messengers that control functions and processes of living organic systems.


Love is not a hormone...Love is a thought construct...Just as the more diversely developed aspects of recreational sex are also thought constructs...Some well established systemically, some less so.


Whereas the base necessity of hormone driven sexuality is a signal to procreate...Which is the point I was making....Though the ability to construct relative secondary information and control systems has developed considerably over the past 3 or 4 billion years.


So yes, the human and other more highly developed systems, display more diverse and complex responses to endocrinal signalling.


Here is a question for you:


Do Plants and/or Fungi that also possess hormonal control systems, therefore, fall in love and enjoy recreational sex?

SergeantLynch

Cynicism and satire faux, as you well know.


Your current spate of English tuition is unnecessary and not really much of an argument.


I don't doubt your intelligence, so don't doubt mine.


And prayer is either an internal or vocalised self to self conversation, or a communal utterance that might offer some benefit to it's performers.


But as you are not sure what or who the boss is in guessing that your questions are falling upon imaginary ears.

SergeantLynch

Exactly my point.


We observe base biological function and come up with terminology such as "love".


I love ice cream, which is also relative to internal electrochemical systems.


All is relative to brain to body messaging and base function demands very little other than sexual reproduction and survival, or survival and sexual reproduction..."Making love" is simply going through the motions of copulation, but with an acquired sub-text...Such is evolved human overthink.


It's the human mind that demands more and consequently reads more into it.


And of course, the human is a self contained unit so everything is seemingly relative...Which it must be.


It could be argued that we humans, unlike dolphins and snails, have intellectually outgrown our support systems, which is why it is now necessary for technological intelligence to take over the running of the evolutionary show...We still continue to proliferate, produce too many people of little use, who demand more and more of Earth resources that could be put to better evolutionary use....Just a thought.

SergeantLynch

Within the context of the discussion:


"Who" would question the existence or previous existence of either a living or previously living human entity.


"What" would question an implied but unknown cause.


So Faux say's God, and I ask what is God...A pretty straightforward question.



SergeantLynch

Aye Aye Captain, so you've high tailed it over from DebarteArt.


Sex is just for procreation, that is why human anatomy and biology is such.


Though we have learned otherwise, how to utilise said equipment recreationally and variously.


I would suggest the "bonding" is a slightly different issue, though it inevitably incorporates mating behaviour.


Of course, overthink takes all base function and elaborates upon it...Such is the human condition.


Why?...Your guess is as good as mine.

SergeantLynch

Hmmmm


What is a distinguished person.


And what did they actually read.


Though for sure, religious style creation and existence hypotheses are interesting works of mythical pseudo-scientific fiction...And certainly the more popular Christian versions were adapted and modified in the second millennium AD so that even "distinguished" people could read them.


And is Donald the attention seeker distinguished?


Well to be fair, distinguished is as distinguished does I suppose.


And of course, propaganda exercises are what they are...And if you've got a free week and nothing better to do, then reading a book has got to be better that killing Muslim civilians...Hasn't it.


Though if the Holy Bible says thou must blow up schools, then who are we to argue.

SergeantLynch

Well, natural crude was first discovered in the 10th century by the Chinese.


And interestingly the first windmill was invented in Persia 100 years prior to the discovery of petroleum crude...Persia or Iran as it is now known.


So green tech predates oil tech Faux


And efficient internal combustion engines have been around for about 130 years, though whether or not they will be manufactured 130 years from now is questionable, but a question that you me and Al will never know the answer to.

SergeantLynch

Well that's as clear as mud Faux.


Though as as far as we are able to know, intelligent primates are a unique species, that evolved out of an apocalyptic extinction event that occurred 66 million years ago....Otherwise GOD could have been an intelligent reptilian in the minds of intellectual Lizards.


But of course, "what" could easily imply a non-humanoid or non-reptilian or non-vegetable universal super-principle...Material existence and evolution for example...It's only really thinking man that requires a thinking mangod to run the show...Well, not all of us.

SergeantLynch

Well The US has killed many civilians as well as military too, in it's ongoing ideological battles of the latter half of the 20th century and throughout the first quarter of the 21st century...So stop whining when one points out the hypocrisy of a nuclear superpower waging war and killing the military and civilians of a Nation that does not possess nuclear weapons, especially with Israel just up the road...And I won't go into it again, but suffice to say this latest incursion into the affairs of the Middle East is absolutely nothing to do with nuclear weapons.


And further, WW2 in Europe wasn't ended by the US dropping nuclear bombs on Japan...WW2 in Europe was ended by an overwhelming coalition of nations...Predominately Russia, the US and all other allies.


So Faux, do you think that New Great America under the leadership of the New Jesus himself will actually see this skirmish through to a successful end. Or will it just typically scuttle off back from whence it came leaving those left behind to salvage something from the chaos it created.


Though the question is what do the US and it's Jewish overlords actually regard as a successful end?...I don't think that it will be peace and security in Israel.


We will have to wait and see...No scuttling back home yet methinks...Lot's more lovely death and destruction required.

SergeantLynch

Hmmm maybe.


Though I would suggest that relative to human nature a small local debate club would still be niche and quickly resolve into a natural pecking order...Wherein the obnoxious would dominate and the thoughtful would soon become disaffected...Ultimately resulting in the clubs demise.


Dominion is harder to achieve remotely and therefore affords a certain equality to it's participant members.


Have a good day Leaning.


SergeantLynch is signing out


Tea to brew


Jobs to do.

SergeantLynch

Shoes.

SergeantLynch · 5 months ago

Does Trump really force his Cabinet members to wear ill fitting shiny Chinese shoes.


Saw this on a satirical news programme yesterday evening...Was the photo of Rubio in oversized shiny shoes, real or fake?

SergeantLynch

Good morning Leaning how are you this fine morning?



Well Goy is Goy and was once a madman and their modus has always been similar.



And the same always applies...A niche market will always attract more nutters than articulately nuanced.


For example...Just look at the bunch of inarticulate nutters currently running the USA.

SergeantLynch

It's a niche market, in a global network of niche and not so niche markets.


Invite one hundred people to join and perhaps ten will look and perhaps one might join...And that one person will either stay a while or swiftly move on.


And is the Goy having a meltdown?


SergeantLynch

Well, I wouldn't argue with your opening sentiments.


But I would contend that all explanations for material existence fall short of the mark and that GOD of the Bible like all other explanations has no reasonable beginning...Though for me it's far easier to accept that matter exists without a cause, rather than a Magic Man existed without a cause.


What is feasible though is the idea of a Universal Super-Intelligence, evolved of matter just like us, that seeds Planets with living potential...A GOD if you like...Though I doubt that such an intelligence would see much value in the fanciful Middle Eastern analogical hypothesis that evolved and became a variety of warring faiths, other than as a necessary phase of intellectual and material evolution.


And yep, "evolution" is simply what it is, a gradual process of development, which conforms with all ideas of creation and GOD principle...I think that the idea that a GOD popped up a few thousand years ago and made everything just as we know it, is just plain daft.


So, looking ahead and given what we currently know, it's fair to propose that the evolutionary mantle will not remain wholly upon the shoulders of fragile intellectual primates...And from that one can reasonably infer that if a GOD or Universal Super-Intelligence did/does exist, then it also did/does not wholly consist of a fragile intellectual primate...Or reptile even...For as we know, material and consequent species evolution on this planet was affected by a variety of Universal influences...To that I end I will conclude by saying that to blatantly ignore the intellectual outcomes of scientific study, is simply to bury ones head in the sands of the Arabian deserts.

SergeantLynch

Well, it's not as if I take the Mick out of his white robes and pointy hood.


And you're getting confused Side...Not the Red Cross, but the Blood Drop Cross....Easy mistake to make.