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>“I do take 100 percent seriously the idea that the world is a figment of the imagination,” I can’t take anyone seriously if he suggests that. Is hunger figmen
by hi41 8y ago
>“I do take 100 percent seriously the idea that the world is a figment of the imagination,”
I can’t take anyone seriously if he suggests that. Is hunger figment of imagination? The war crimes and multitudes of unspeakable injustices? Nature is really real. The effects seen in the atomic world must not be conflated to the big.
- gowld 8y agoThose are strange examples. How is "hunger" or "injustice" anything but imagination?
- wu-ikkyu 8y ago>The war crimes and multitudes of unspeakable injustices? Playing Devil's Advocate here, but moralizing such things is indeed the product of subjective human imagination. Nature doesn't moralize, though it does appear to seek balance on some levels while at the same time violently evolving. If we look into our own body's on a micro scale, we see the same mass conflicts of micoorganisms massacring and genociding eachother. Is that injustice? Without it human beings and living things in general wouldn't exist.