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Work on those moves or get thrown in a gulag

>>1509625
They mean a social revolution. They want a revolution without doing the dirty work. You know, like the 1960's counter-culture bullshit.

>>1509625
>Down with society!
>Its not fun enough!

Young people don't really believe in anything.

>>1509431

Most of those people didnt have writing until Christianity so information is scatce

The britons worshiped the river Thames,which provided them with food and water.

Then the christians came...

>>1509450
Interesting theory.

>>1509458
Just one river?

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The three elements of said events (known as "actual events") are:

i. Objective Data (or The Causes)

ii. Eternal Possibilities

iii. The Decision

A new event occurs at the intersection of two processes (synonymous with events),
with the (i) (Objective Data) of the second process intersecting with the first process' existent state-of-affairs.
The intersecting (i) will then cause a change on the existent state-of-affairs.

In regards to (i) within the paradigm of human consciousness,
we are made aware of (i) through what is categorized as:

Physical (Ap)prehension (i.1),

(i.1) is when you are affected by the intersecting (i), and react either positively (absorb it) or negatively (reject it).
This is to be considered as an affective experience.

Accordingly, Whitehead thinks that the cause-and-stimulus deserves primacy rather then the Idea,
because the first instance of an event isn't our thought, but rather it's cause-and-stimulus
(which seems to be the case, lest we experience nothing).

Next is (ii) (Eternal Possibilities), which describes abstract logical possibilities. For example, the effect of (i).
In conscious experience, this is felt as conceptual (ap)prehension (that is, cognitively), which is similar to Hume's "impressions of things".

(ii) are not invented, though we may actualize certain possibilities.
We may recognize, but not create. Possibilities are there, and remain objective (eternal objects of thought).

Finally, we regard (iii) (The Decision) when certain possibilities are realized. The selective possibility becomes the

Subjective Aim (iii.1),

the casual goal.

(2/3 (I was wrong.))

>>1508828
I CAN FEEL IT

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The Initial Subjective Aim (iii.11),

is that presented by the natural Causal Process.
That is, given this (i), there will be a certain outcome. In a Determined process (an event with a particular causal goal: "Come here, Spot"),
the (iii.11) becomes the intrinsic aim ("I want Spot to come here").
Conversely, (iii.11) may become a

Modified Subjective Aim (iii.12),

wherein the initial aim is resisted (Spot may rather lick his genitals).

Once either (iii.11) or (iii.12) is realized, the particular event ends, and to what Whitehead considers an "Aesthetic Satisfaction". That being the particular experience having been drawn to a close in harmony, elements melding together into a singular experience.

I don't see this area discussed much, despite being fairly comprehensive, complete with it's own rather interesting theology (which I'm not versed in yet).

(3/3)

He was a cuck

he had a reputation to keep
a reputation with incredibly high stakes in a brutal time

>>1508821
>yeeeah so you're drawing a comparison from the ancient roman emperor octavian to the contemporary US president barack obama to make some kind of tit-for-tat point?

hmm interesting
>>>/pol/

Based on your subjective definition of 'matter', probably not.

The dartboard didn't exist until you made it.

>>1508766
Explain your metric for judgement. What basis you use and what you compare it against.

Shitposting matters to me because I live a depressive life and shit posting is the only time I get social interactions. So it matters immensely to me.

>>1508766
Are you a virgin?

>>1508722
>So what function or role does God have that he might be called perfect in his fulfillment of it?

God transcends being, he is uncreated. He is perfect in the sense of completeness, God subsists in himself.

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>>1508722

It means that not only is God's penis bigger than your penis, but God's penis is bigger than your ENTIRE BODY.

>>1508722
He cannot be improved upon

Star in one of the worst songs of the 20th century

>>1508535

>he thinks Boney M isn't literally god-tier

found the born plebeian

>>1508535
LOVER OF THE RUSSIAN QUEEN

>This thread seems to smart for /his/
But I'll add my two cents because I'd like to see conversation that doesn't have personal attacks for once. I agree mostly along your terms I believe man is a social being and are wired to cooperate if faced with adversity. I'm not sure though about the "power/desire for power' question though

>>1508140
Perhaps not power in and of itself, as power is only a tool to be wielded. The desire and pursuit of personal power at the expense of others? That is absolutely a propagator of evil. But then again we're using a very loose definition of evil

>>1508184

too*

>>1508061
Literal belligerents.

They had no idea how to do the whole nation thing, so they kept acting like Prussia.

1900 to 1945 was not a good time to act like Prussia.

>>1508061
They were being hotheads.

>>1508023
The sacrament of Baptism.

to be born again first you need to die
ego death leads to being reborn
jesus wanted you to take lsd and mushrooms

The Holy Spirit changing the nature of the saved man

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TO THIS

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To this?

>take land from a bunch of brown and black people
>WE WUZ GREAT CONQUERORS AND SHIET M8

>>1507958
It stores better when you dry it out

>>1507972
this.
Haven't you ever heard of dehydrated water?

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>>1507958
Water was stored in casks and there was actually so much of it that people could even use this water to bathe. Sailors also drank a fuck ton of wine, also stored in casks. These things hold a bunch of liquid and are pretty easily stored.

>>1507845

If there is an afterlife, you have not committed a true crime by killing someone.

If there is no afterlife, you've destroyed an entire person forever.

>>1507857
>If there is no afterlife, you've destroyed an entire person forever.

Yeah but they aren't around to suffer the effects. But if there is an afterlife, you've essentially abducted and imprisoned the person by forcing an irreversible move on them.

>>1507845
>who's the victim in a murder?
Define victim.

>>1507711
The monkey on the left looks like an Irishman.

Coincidence?

>>1507718
I think not, monkeys must have evolved from the irish.

>>1507711

so doesn't that mean the African American mulatto is less close to a monkey than a mongoloid?

He finally went over the edge when he created what was called, after he was found out, the "Ekhelaji" - in their long-dead language, "ghost beast". The word was an anachronism; we would have called it a 'devil', but such words were alien to their world.
Fact is, Jacub was a sociopath. But his society had not recognized it. They believed love and understanding could overcome anything. They had not reckoned with a fluke: that one man would manifest all the evils they believed had been bred out of society thousands of years before AND be a genius.
Jacub hated his fellow people. He did not understand them, as they did not understand him. He eventually resolved to create a people of his own, in his own image. Full of hate and the desire to dominate, and with the physical prowess to do so, they would be the new mankind after overthrowing society. The people would never know what hit them.
He bred the first one in his own laboratory in what is now Sudan. Sudan is the birth place of the white race.
He named him "Yané" - 'Son'. The first man of a new race. Yacub said he was perfect. The man who ultimately k!lled him described him as a living nightmare: lanky, long-limbed, wiry, big hands and feet, protruding bone struts - and that skin, white, white as chalk, coldly reflective, with the veins obscenely shining through... and the eyes... the eyes like blue sapphires, which see only prey to hunt and k!ll.

>>1507669
Yané moved with inhuman speed, possessed inhuman strength, and was driven by unheard-of blood lust.
Yacub's dream never came to flourish. When his creations numbered three dozen - one dozen males, two dozen females, every bit as brutal and deadly as the men - they turned on him and tore him to pieces. They abandoned the lab, and soon after encountered the first humans.
Over the following six months, they k!lled and pillaged and r*ped - more than eight thousand people died. Finally, an overwhelming force of the 'Tara, the ritual warriors who hadn't had to f!ght anyone for centuries, managed to overcome them. They were horrified at the creatures innate humanity - these were not alien monsters or animals, but transformed human beings. Yacub had forged a new human race from his own DNA.
The three dozen were slain, but the 'Tara did not allow the half-breed offspring of over a thousand r*ped and pregnant women to be k!lled. Society agreed: justice had to be maintained and they could not k!ll the children for the sins of their parents.
The blood was expected to have thinned-out, but over the generations that followed the "white" genes refused to disappear. Rather, a sub-class of society arose that refused to be stamped out - rather, proliferated.
When the ice age ended, some ten thousand years before our time, the African empires collapsed in the environmental upheaval, thanks in no small part by the brutal uprising of the whites.
Eventually, the were driven out... and the survivors moved North, to what is now known as Africa, where they flourished, while the African societies withered.

And now you know... the rest of the story.

Great job, OP!