Posted by: man ko kuro November 9, 2011
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homeyji,
I'm in no mood to play a game of vocabulary with you. I haven't invented any words of my own, so that was my best shot to define "Paradigm"; the way I've understood it. Well I'm not surprised that you disagree (for someone who disagrees the existence of PNS this is not too eccentric)
I had never asked a definition of the word "Fallacy" from you. Well if you can't think of the reason why I threw the word at you, keep thinking. Oh wait thinking isn't what theists do, go pray to your gods and goddesses(I assume you are a HIndu) for a while and you might come up with a divine revelation about why I had done that.
Don't get me wrong, you might be a very good person but this delusional worldview that you have adopted is as unscientific, irrational, and absurd as it can get. I'd definitely love to hear how that ashram changed you perceptions, and how you would defend those against the teachings at the madrassas that change the perceptions of young Muslim turning them into jihadists.
The type of arguments that you are making isn't in my view the ingredients of an "intellectual" conversation. Please come with some substantial logic and reasonings so that I can learn from you.
I'm in no mood to play a game of vocabulary with you. I haven't invented any words of my own, so that was my best shot to define "Paradigm"; the way I've understood it. Well I'm not surprised that you disagree (for someone who disagrees the existence of PNS this is not too eccentric)
I had never asked a definition of the word "Fallacy" from you. Well if you can't think of the reason why I threw the word at you, keep thinking. Oh wait thinking isn't what theists do, go pray to your gods and goddesses(I assume you are a HIndu) for a while and you might come up with a divine revelation about why I had done that.
Don't get me wrong, you might be a very good person but this delusional worldview that you have adopted is as unscientific, irrational, and absurd as it can get. I'd definitely love to hear how that ashram changed you perceptions, and how you would defend those against the teachings at the madrassas that change the perceptions of young Muslim turning them into jihadists.
The type of arguments that you are making isn't in my view the ingredients of an "intellectual" conversation. Please come with some substantial logic and reasonings so that I can learn from you.