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JBaymore wrote:futurebird wrote:...and making rocks in to clay sounds non-trivial.
It takes geologic time. Clay weathers from the parent rock granite. Not a "man-made" option.
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Why don't you simply contact a ceramic engineering firm in Taiwan and put them on the project?
bagua7 wrote:Remove Yixing pottery from Taoist principles and you'll soon find out how good your Tai Chi Chuan or Bagua Quan is. An empty art with no spirit.
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futurebird wrote:I though the goal here was to find a natural clay with good properties for tea pots... not replicate it in a lab.
People have already tried to do the later, the results are OK in some cases, but lack the depth and beauty of natural products.
luca wrote:For my purposes, rather than tea, it's a product design venture for which the same properties that make Yixing purple clay ideal in the tea realm give it value in my intended application: the joint, often opposed properties of stoneware strength and earthenware porosity. In the world of ceramics, we do not find these two characteristics in the same natural clay body quite so effectively joined elsewhere, to my knowledge. (I am not a professional ceramacist, but have picked up a good deal of info in that area over the past few years of research).
futurebird wrote:I called them on the phone they were very nice. I wish we had a "clay center" like this one in NYC.
They said the clay is natural, foodsafe and from Yixing.
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Darwin was English.
Nor does the theory of evolution attempt to do so. It attempts to explain what happened after the origin of life.
hehe! :^D
As was Huxley. America has its share of atheists but they don't seem to be taken, or take themselves, quite as seriously.
He seems to be coming around :-)
In Christianity, Hell of course exists but God clearly does not want you to end up there and disobedience does not automatically consign one there.
Er, what has this to do with anything?
Your post 57 in response to my post 48.
This is just a small, first step. He now needs to read The New Testament and accept God's grace and Jesus as his Lord and Saviour before he could be considered a 'believer'.
Every atheist believes in God: a split-second after death...
"Maybe he's a "Frisbee-tarian" When they die their souls fly up on the roof and nobody can get it down."
That's Frisbeeite. They also believe that you have a much better view from the roof.
I don't mean to pick on you. There is only one God. The question is what does this god want us to do? If he concludes the Hindus are right he will organize his life according to the tenets of Hinduism.
This question is infinitely the most relevant question a man can face if a god exists.
Yeah, at 81, I'd start believing there is a God. He has one foot in the grave and the other on a banana peel.
Not quite.
A super-intelligence is the only good explanation for the origin of life and the complexity of nature,
Darwin did try to explain the complexity of nature.
I wonder if he feels he deserves congratulations for making a breakthrough scientific discovery..
Nor does it imply that all things can be explained by science - or known by science alone - or even detected by science.
Science assumes that matter is the foundation everything that exists. This is an assumption, not proven (or capable of proof) by science. It is a worldview, a metaphysics. It is the essence of of scientism.
Some, perhaps like Flew, convert from scientism, most don't even know they're believers.
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So long as he limits himself to rejecting abiogenesis, and not the patently obvious science of evolution, then whatever.
My attitude remains this: the burden of evidence is on those who claim that deities exist. I haven't any problem with the idea that there is something beyond the observable universe, but rather the idea that we have even remotely enough information (we have none whatsoever) to validly speculate what that might be.
That the universe is here is obvious. That it is complex is also obvious. To proclaim failure in the quest of understanding that complexity achieves nothing but to displace the exegetic mystery.
In other words, to follow this line of reasoning, if God 'must have' created the universe, then what created God? So, Flew falls prey to the god-of-the-gaps. He says: "I don't have the answer, so I'll just make one up!" Oh well.
PS. I also think most people are better off believing than not, so long as they don't interfere with scientific progress beyond the limitations they impose on their own rationality.
There is definitely no hope for me, though! If there is a God, then he clearly chose to create the universe such that I would never believe in him. Who am I to argue with God? =)
If all matter is made up of matter, what was there before the first matter?
We have the same problems with time as we do with matter. Yet matter exists, we can know it though our senses. Some things we can know exist that we cannot know using our senses alone. There are many such things for you. God is one of them, but it has not quantity, size or specific location. So seeking this knowledge with science alone is like trying to see the periphery with a telescope. It's the wrong method for the empirical knowledge sought.
there is something beyond the observable universe
Transcendent. Many things you know transcend your sense detectors. It is the unobservant one who clings to the illusion that all he knows about reality he knows by sense and reason.
Flew falls prey to the god-of-the-gaps.
I recognize the old reference, but my point is science has gaps as well. By design it limits what it can know. It limits it to those things detectable by the senses (and their extensions) that have simple location, size and quantity. That all of reality conforms to these restraints is a leap of philosophy, not science. And it's a leap made two centuries ago that fell upon it's own weight within a decade. Yet it lives on in the popular mind - and in the mind of some scientists who don't realize they are very poor philosophers and theologians.
The fault some make is to slide lazily to the false conclusion that if Science cannot know it, therefore it doesn't exist. Neither Science, nor reason, can prove this. It fails on it's on logic.
so long as they don't interfere with scientific progress beyond the limitations they impose on their own rationality.
Why interfere with your own progress by imposing the limits of rationality upon it? If you look closely, you will see you know a great deal more of reality that can known using science or reason alone.
You have all the equipment you need; observe yourself.
I think he created a you that doesn't believe in what you think others believe God is.
I also think you have experienced God, but it wasn't the same thing you thought others called God.
he clearly chose to create the universe such that I would never believe in him.
Sounds like that may be what he is starting to do
"There is hope for you guys yet. :-)"
Perhaps. Flew made a minor alteration in his views. He went from atheism to a sort of nebulous deism. He can't define this deity, but he can't figure out how life began without one. So, now he posits that there is some generic sort of deity that started it all up.
Hardly a revolutionary thought.
It's a pretty big change in one's thought processes
"It's a pretty big change in one's thought processes"
Not really. If you read the entire article, it's clear that the sort of deity Flew discusses is hardly the sort of deity of Judaism.
Deism and atheism are closely related. Deists just believe in one more deity than atheists do.
In my view, a deity which has no attributes or even sentience, as Flew posits, can hardly be defined as a deity. A mindless force, perhaps, but not a deity.
Flew may be somewhat senile.
"Alot of people believe in one more God then Atheists. Also just because you disagree with the guy is no reason to insult him and call him senile."
Yes, and atheists believe in one less deity than Christians.
I did not call Flew senile. I suggested it as a possibility. Please read more carefully.
Honestly, you are the only atheist that I have ever really conversed with and you aren't at all anything like what I assumed atheists are. You're actually a very well spoken and intelligent person and kinds nice to boot.
I guess I am just curious for the sake of curiosity and since you said before that you don't answer Freepmail, I thought I would ask you here. If you don't want to answer I understand.
Oh, you only suggested it, well in that case I suppose you meant no insult. I am sure then its okay to insult someone as long as you only "suggest" it. That makes everything alright then. I would also like to thank you for only "suggesting" that I have low reading compression as I was unable to decipher your last post.
Being an atheist doesn't make you a bad person. Fred Hoyle (Belief.net link but well written) was a devout atheist and creator of the steady-state theory of the universe. He pursued evidence, however, to where it went and came to conclude that there was an unseen intellegence guiding the universe.
He never joined a church or professed Christ but I think salvation is possible after death (probably puts me at odds with many here)
Atheists get stigmatized, often unfairly, because many proclaim this belief not because their questions aren't answered but because they never ask questions, or because they ignore the answers that might require them to make changes in their life.
But skepticism is not a bad thing.
I honestly don't understand how people can answer the question "where did it all come from" with "it came from God" and actually find any satisfaction in that. It's not so much that I don't accept that there's something outside of the universe - as a matter of fact, if I had to guess I would say that there must be some dimension of existence beyond and 'before' the universe - it is just that its nature strikes me as utterly indecipherable.
No, it's not satisfactory to me in the slightest that existence seems so ultimately unexplainable, but it gives me no satisfaction to explain it with something utterly beyond comprehension. For that matter, every religion basically gives the same answer: "First there was nothing, then there was God." How is that any better than: "First there was nothing, then there was existence"?
The whole thought process is just all very perplexing to me. When I consciously abandoned the faith - if I could even call it that - I recognized in hindsight that I never actually believed. It was something I did out of routine, or whatever, but the sense that there was anything 'out there' is totally foreign to me.
It's also not that I have a personal problem with God (unless it's some kind of repressed thing, like a problem with him being so deceptive and inscrutable, or whatever LOL). Quite the contrary, I would more than gladly believe if I could persuade myself to believe. I actually want to believe in God. I want the serenity that I imagine would follow. But, at the same token, I just cannot imagine myself ever believing.
Oh well. Even if there were a god, my view is that there cannot be an omnipotent, omniscient god without absolute predestination. So, que sera, sera!
I'll definitely read the link when I get back this afternoon. Thanks!
Check out my post #92 if you have a moment.
Sounds about right to me! Of course, his theology is still sub-par.... :^) (JMHO FWIW)
To believe that there is an unseen intellegence behind the universe where as you once believed there was not, is revolutionary.
Will do
The skeptics and beleivers in our audience need to understand that this is NOT a small change -- it is HUGE. One of the earliest logical forks in the road is the god/no god question; everything after that is dependent on it. If you move a flashlight an inch the light beam will shift huge distances out there somewhere. Flew just shifted his flashlight an inch.
It is amazing to me that so-called sophisitcated thinkers can even form the concept of a "minimal" god. What does that even mean? What is a "minimal" person? Does that mean we think we need a god to get it all moving but let's not let him be anything but a cosmic retard? Do these people not realize that once you open the door to a god of any type you have conceded that you must look for his own self-definition? That you no longer have any defense from the threat posed to reason by the concept of revelation? That what you must next do, logically, is sort among all the claims of competing revelations for the one that most answers the questions implied by the human experience?
A "minimal" god? Don't insult yourself. He either made, knows, and loves us or he is not. And if he loves us he entered our flesh, was crucified under Pontias Pilate, amd rose again on the third day.
Stop all the intellectual games and make an existential CHOICE, for pete's sake.
I agree; in your version, "god' is nothing more than a symbol for "everything".
Actually, though, this 180 degrees NOT what Christianity claims.
We claim there never was a nothing. We claim that first there was God, then there was something.
By definition, the effect cannot be greater than the cause, so the something is less than the God thing. Because it is second and therefore less, the second thing cannot comprehend the first thing.
The something is rational and comprehensible in its nature, because we are on its level, and comprehension is a species of circumscription. Hence, science. By definition, you can mentally circumscribe all that is not ontologically bigger.
But all beings equal to you or bigger than you, you cannot comprehend. You cannot fully comprehend another human, for example. Hence, supra (not anti) reason.
The God thing is also rational and comprehensible to every intelligence larger (of course, there are none.) To those smaller intelligences, He is partly comprehensible and infinitally not comprehensible. Not because He withholds, but because He existed first.
The method of thought is the same in all instances: we wonder so that we might know. We wonder at creation, then know it by science. We wonder at God, then know him by faith (which is NOT blind belief, but is a specific mode of knowledge.)
I don't comprehend that either. It's like trying to solve a riddle by reducing it to a greater enigma, as someone once said.
"First there was nothing, then there was existence"
Well, there never was nothing. Just because we can formulate this sentence doesn't mean it makes sense. So to say that nothing is, is just an artefact of our language since without anything a temporal dimension doesn't make sense.
So when one says "the universe always existed", always means all points in time which make sense. However, this period doesn't have to go infinitely far back. This is just the same with the latitudes on a globe: if you go north you can reach the north pole but that's it, there is no point which is north of the north pole.
No, it's not satisfactory to me in the slightest that existence seems so ultimately unexplainable, but it gives me no satisfaction to explain it with something utterly beyond comprehension.
Well said, but it seems that for most people any answer is better than no aswer at all or an honest "I don't know".
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This morning as I was getting dressed, I heard that some sects of certain churches (I didn't get name of the church or town, alas) were again performing so-called exorcisms on epileptics. You know the type – all Linda Blair and green puke and shouting (in the radio version) 'Your mother sews socks that smell.' You do the translating. But it seems that it's all the rage now to "out the evil of epilepsy." We have regressed a couple of hundred years; while we're at it, why not just add that epileptics got it by masturbating (one prevailing theory) or that freezing cold baths prevent seizures, or for that matter, let's lock us all up in some sanitarium along with Carroll's "mouthing idiot" because, after all, we are spastic.
Look, I'm all for a cure, and if I believed this were some kind of cure, I'd go along with it, but shouting at someone because you believe you are facing down a demon (which means you can, by rights, be as nasty and aggressive as you like in the name of self-defense) is not likely to help. The problem is, and I'm epileptic so I ought to know, that I just can't see the evidence that I'm evil. I mean, I have my bad moods and all and sure, I even (my gosh) scream and curse once in a while, and if you ask my son he'd tell you I can be scary. But does that mean I am possessed by some evil spirit? Quick, get me to a Catholic church and pray they'll take me as one of the "authentic cases" and wave a wand of holy water over me and voila! I'll be cured.
Boy, if only life were so simple. It's an interesting construct though, and so the story on this morning's news caught my attention for several reasons. For one, I was appalled and remain appalled that people can still be treated as animals (when even animals shouldn't be treated this way), and more, because I have temporal lobe epilepsy, I am drawn to almost all things religious and through the years, have collected a vast array of religious antiques, from various votive trays and crucifixes to actual antique exorcism kits with room for the pyx and the holy water and eve a small horsehair whip–like object that the priest would use to fling holy water. All of these things, at one time, fascinated me, and walking into our home was like waking into a really creepy church.
I had one woman from my office literally run out the door before she even sat down. To me, it just looked like home but I left out a key bit of information here – I had not been taking medication and so what I thought was normal and what was actually normal were blurred.
It seemed perfectly normal to me to live in a house that looked like a church. I also volunteered at the church, had many church friends (all Episcopalian, I should note since this article speaks to some Catholic issues – i.e., in the Episcopal church we don't really do exorcisms anymore), I was also a church bell-ringer and I was a lay minister who wore a cassock (the black frock and a cincture that tied about my waist) and it was my job and mine alone to run the evening vespers that began at 5:30 promptly regardless of who was there.
I would be there at The Advent, enshrouded in my blacks, and reading from The Black Book of Anglican Prayer, beginning page 68, as I recall, and I would read to the congregation and in turn, they would answer back. Every once in a while I would get a tough case. Someone wandering in and who, because I was dressed like a full priest, assumed as much and would begin confessing their sins. I remember one girl in particular; young, beautiful, Italian looking with an accent who came to me because she was pregnant and thought that if she got an abortion, she just might go to hell. I remember thinking what a problem this presented.
Yes, I could by rights and rites take her confession and I did, and I could advise her, and I did, but I could not absolve her, which was the hardest part of all. What I could do, however, was to tell her as a friend what I thought and so I did this much and she was grateful. All I did, by the way, was tell her what the Episcopal Church believed. That the church does not believe abortion is a sin according to our canons; that we neither condone nor endorse. That we are pro-gay, that we are, for all intents and purposes, a liberal lot who wear too much madras and drink one too many Tanqueray and tonics in the after-church garden party.
I could not imagine any of these people holding me down and tossing water in my face and shouting "out demon out!" because they believed I had some impure or unclean spirit in me. Yes, I had the unclean spirit of epilepsy. Yes, village shamans are or were often epileptic (funny how in Western culture we institutionalize and marginalize what in other cultures is often revered and hailed as the village healer or leader. Both of these things happen in the world simultaneously. No communicating vessels, just different cultural mores and views.
Oh, to be Inuit! I would much rather travel down the Witness Tree as it were, placate the gods, and come back to reassure the village. I would rather induce my seizures through a coat of mirrors and flashing lights, the steady sound of drumbeats (all seizure triggers), the incense (another trigger) and let myself fall and to a good cause. This is what I mean. Shamans force seizures as well – through certain herbs and through mirrors and drums and scent. They then travel down the Witness or World tree.
They have visions, not unlike my own when I seize. The only difference is that their visions are taken seriously – that their epilepsy wins them favor whereas in our society, it wins you nothing, or it can win you a stay in a psych ward as it used to (even though it is not a psychiatric condition). Small wonder Tennyson and Lewis Carroll didn't want the fact of their epilepsy to get out. As Carroll said, he feared becoming, "a mouthing idiot at Bowes".
Imagine if they knew that there were at least some people who believed them possessed on top of everything else. It's bad enough to fall down the proverbial rabbit hole and think yourself quite loopy and late for a very important date. To have to sit before the Red Queen. To have to deal with Mock Turtles and Cheshire Cats, omniscient and smiling. All of that seems somehow tolerable because that is what a seizure feels like. One gets used to the sensation of shrinking and growing – the macropsia and the micropsia. You adjust. You are epileptic. It's the hand you were dealt, so deal. Enough of this whining shit and playing Russian roulette by not taking your medication, Phenobarbital or whatever.
You resolve to take medication for as long as you have to (often your life), you resist it at times and stop taking it, then you have more grand mals and are 'caught' so you start taking it, but really, the only person you're screwing over is yourself. A grand mal seizure may look scary to someone else but it won't leave them brain damaged. Have one on your own and who knows how bad it will be? And what if you have, as I have had, status epilepticus, where you seize for hours and hours – what if you wake up amnesiac, as I did, but forever? What if you are a writer who can't write anymore? All of these things are reason enough to take the nasty medication that says "DRINK ME" even if you don't want to.
I'm willing to put up with a great amount of nonsense (read: bullshit) before I blow. I'm willing to keep my mouth shut to keep the peace, but since the film, The Exorcism of Emily Rose came out, it has become almost faddish to be exorcized, either by choice or not. And there are break-off sects that go around from house to house doing this "work of God."
When I was little, I used to write letters to Jesus (that's how much temporal lobe epilepsy and Geschwind's Syndrome affected my life). It wasn't that my faith wasn't real, only that it was heightened by my epilepsy and I was thus drawn to all manner of things religious. I even thought I'd be a nun for years, sneaking off to church after school. While the other kids snuck off for a quick snog, I was on my reddened knees praying before the Virgin statue. My grandmother always knew where to find me. But I digress; I wrote to Jesus and miracle of miracles, every morning there is an answer with illustrations, just as I had sent. He had the exact same handwriting as my grandfather, the meaning of which was lost on me until adulthood.
You see, it is possible to be quite religious and yet still maintain a healthy sense of humor as most normal people know. It's also more than possible that the Exorcism of Emily Rose, true story or not, should never have been true. An epileptic should never be put through such what I would label abuse. Fine if you disagree, but take the argument elsewhere since to me, it is too absurd to have.
I've been called names, I've had to throw people out of my house and now I have to wonder if some people want to "save" me, if they'll tie me down and shout obscenities at "the evil forces inside" me and put me through a living hell, as if seizures alone were not a living hell. But what bothers me most is the ignorance of it all. That much, I just cannot and will not swallow. Silly me; I thought we'd moved beyond this.


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Hey Blackberry. Its great to finally see a full touch phone. And I think its going to do the job. And I love the personal and work aspects of it.
Lets take it further and bring in dual sim card acceptance. Threes a lot of people out there, running two phones. One for work, and one for personal. The phone would run as if being two phones. Two sim cards, means two numbers, means you don't have to give your personal number out if you don't want and vise versa.
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But hey, it would be great. I also wanna see BBM come to Android and IOS. But some people call me a dreamer.
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