thought philosophy

[TheMDKyle]

I like your theories, Stoner. Can you tell me what you've been studying?

TheMDKyle Reviewed by TheMDKyle on 11-16-2005. thought philosophy If you think it does that mean it happend? Does the sheer act of thinking of an event occur in our minds as a thought because it really happend elsewhere in the 4th dimension? If so does the event have to occur if you only think about thinking about, and so on to infinity, the event, but never acually think about it? Is the universe really just the compilement of thoughts? Does that make it just a dream? Is the universe only here becuase if their was a universe it would eventually create Rating: 5

[Polymirize]

my bad for taking it WAY out of context in my last post, but honestly, i think you've been watching too many movies. i'm as open-minded as it gets and...don't get me wrong - i understand everything your saying here, but it just doesn't compute. know what i mean? there's flaws. could you show me where you might have read on this or seen it? thanks.

Like he said, he's not quite ready yet, but he's got some good ideas.

To answer your question though, you could try taking a look at skeptical arguments. Both epistemological skepticism and skepticism of the external world (this last one is what the matrix is based off, as well as abre los ojos and a number of other stories)
Buddhism or Taoism could probably make a lot of these connections for you as well.
And then there's always particle physics, or high level math that deals with issues of infinity...

[beachguy in thongs]

gnosticism is very anti christian...

they beleive that the god mentioned in the bible is an evil, vengeful god, ruled by a higher god whom they worship.

Christianity is very anti-gnostic. Gnostics believe that we can all achieve a "godly" status. Gnostics don't worship Jesus Christ and think he's only a myth created from Jewish Gnostics.

[Stoner Shadow Wolf]

I like your theories, Stoner. Can you tell me what you've been studying?

thoughts.