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Reviews from Absurdistan part II : Dead Souls by N. Gogol
- Oh, delicious, great ! I was once in Belgium, did you know that? I spend some time in Ostend. Beautiful place. But let me thank you, young man, for still showing interest in this old book.
- Funny that you call me "young man"
- Well I am after all 201 years old and you are only what… forty – five?
- ( Grinning ) Let's get to the book. It is considered your most important work, do you agree?
- What I think doesn't really matter; it is what the readers think that is important. Fact is that "Dead Souls" is considered one of the most prominent works of 19th-century Russian literature and has become a Universal classic, time and again listed in "best books" lists or "best read" lists. It stands today proudly on the shelf of the Western literary Canon, rubbing shoulders with books like Don Quixote, Moby Dick and other Remembrances of things past ….transcending all geographical borders, literary fashions and … time.
- Can you tell us shortly what it is about?
- Oh, it is a quiet simple story: In the early 1830's, a man named Chichikov arrives in an unnamed provincial Russian town. He introduces himself to the upper-class milieu and tours the neighboring estates in the countryside. In his meetings with the squires, he proposes to buy up their so called "dead souls", deceased man-servants who are still administratively considered alive and on which the owners still have to pay taxes. Most of the people are of course suspicious of this morbid deal. In the final chapters, irrational rumors on Chichikov's untruthful reputation flare up in the midst of the gossip-hungry townspeople. The disgraced traveler is ostracized from the company he had been enjoying and has no choice but to flee the town in disgrace.
- What were your intentions when you wrote this book?
- Initially, I wanted to write another funny book. That is what I do: write funny sometimes absurd, stories. Remember my Folkloric Ukrainian tales like that Christmas story in Evenings on a Farm Near Dikanka, remember the ghost story Viy, the Nose? All funny entertaining stories which were after all the one's that made me famous, that established my reputation. Did you read "Dead Souls"?
- Yes I did.
- Was it funny?
- It was very funny. I laughed aloud several times, surprising people around me. It was very witty and freshly entertaining.
- Well what did you like exactly?
- The characters and the conversations and your superb ironic descriptive power.
- You see, isn't it fantastic that my stories can still make you laugh over a gap of 150 years? Let me tell you something. Try to get a copy of "Dead Souls" illustrated by Marc Chagall. Nobody captures the marvelous, unexpected mood of my book better than he does.
- I did read a Chagall illustrated copy and you are right, they are great, especially with that fabulous cast of characters you bring forth. Can you tell us more about them ?
- All of them are typical "humors". They are made funny by exaggeration. There is for instance Sobakevich, the strong, silent, economical man who looks like a bear and lives like one; There is Manilov, the silly sentimentalist; Mme Korobochka, the mother of all stupidity; There is nasty Nozdryov, the cheat and bully, Plyushkin, the miser and so on.
- Sobakevich the "bear man" is absolutely hilarious.
- Yes, it was a laugh creating him.
- Was the idea originally yours? I read somewhere that the story was Pouchkine's idea?
- No, well yes, it is true that Pouchkine told us ( I was not alone ) the anecdote of a scam he heard … someone buying up dead souls, which would serve as a collateral for a loan or a purchase or something… I picked up the idea and developed it. I was young and like everyone, very much in awe for the great Pouchkine. Once he was teasing me about not finishing the book and I promised him to do it. It was only when he was killed in that cursed duel in 1837 that I realized that I hadn't fulfilled my promise. Oh, it was such a drama when I heard the news of his death. I was devastated. Much more than when my own father died. I thought I could not write anymore after that. And then I realized that I owed it to Pouchkine to finish "Dead Souls" as I promised him and I rushed back to the manuscript. So I started in '35 but finished it only in '41. But don't forget that in the mean time I wrote the Revizor.
- Was it a success on publication?
- There was as much a paranoid edge to Mother Russia in my days as today, so the censors had to have their go at it. I had to negotiate 5 months with the administrators of the commission to get "Dead Souls" printed. The stupid comments of the employees of the commission of Moscow might as well be an additional chapter of the book, but I had to accept some minor changes. I had to add for example the subtitle "the adventures of Chichikov" to make sure that the reader would understand that it was a piece of fiction. And so on. I left the country just before publication because I knew that the Government could still try to intervene after the public reaction of the critics. If it turned out that people saw it as an attack against our Government, country or Czar, I could even be in danger. The publication was a scandal. Everybody read it as a social critic, especially a critic of serfdom. Don't forget that there were still legal slaves in America too in these days! Everybody found something in my book to underscore their political issues: corruption of the administration, misery of the lowest social classes, lazy Aristocracy etc,etc.
- And what happened?
- Well the positive critics matched the bad one's so in the end I could return to Russia. But in any case the publication of 'Dead Souls" established me as the most successful writer of my time.
- It is during this trip trough Europe that things were starting to change?
- ( After taking a deep breath )Yes they did. I got depressed by my loneliness, the reception of my book and my poor health situation ( some called me a hypochondriac ), I came up with a bad plan. With the success and the expectations of my readers of "Dead Souls" I wanted to build further on that subject. I got the idea to turn DS in an even greater masterpiece. I wanted to turn it into some triptique, a Dantic "Divina Commedia". Dead Souls would have been the Inferno, the hell, all that was wrong in Russia, then there would be the "Purgatario" in a second part, a moral education, an evolution to a higher mental state to arrive at a Paradise. That already was bad enough, but I got the idea that I needed to lead by example and to start living a more moral live, to try to attain moral perfection. I never intended "Dead Souls" as a trilogy, people made me do it. I wanted to add a moral dimension but for my sins I lost my spontaneity, my joy, my talent.
- So, there should never have been a second and third part?
- No and some critics have understood that better than me. Susanne Fusso for example argues in her book Designing Dead Souls that Dead Souls is complete in Part One, that there was never meant to be a Part Two or Part Three, and that it is entirely consistent with my method to create the expectation of sequels, and even to break off my narrative in mid-story, or mid-sentence, and that I was only persuaded to embark on the composition of the second part by the expectation of the Russian reading public"
- What went wrong then?
- What went wrong? The thing is I wanted to become a great writer, in the way the public expected, in a how to say it … in a more serious way, a more moral way…I had a mission to write a serious book. I always wanted to write like a…masterpiece…something big… I used the word "Leviathan" at a certain moment…not a work for an ordinary man. What I did not realize was that I already wrote "the great book"… There it was: "Dead Souls" … right in front of me, but I wanted to explain it, to elaborate on it… It was completely stupid… I was erring. I was like these stupid boys who first tell a joke and then try to explain it to you, spoiling all the fun and the mood. A scandelous underestimation of my readers, I understand now.
- (…)
- ( trembling ) And then I met the wrong people. People, who strengthened me in my wrong way of thinking, people like that cursed Church elder, Matvey Konstantinovsky, who should have protected me against myself but used me instead as an instrument in his religious fanaticism.
(During a long uneasy moment of silence, Gogol stares out of the window)
- Sir, should I read "Dead Souls" as a social critic, an attack on the Government, a reformist or satirical work?
- No, No, No, please read it for what is… A funny entertaining story…you were entertained you said?
- Yes, I was … very much
- Well then… forget about all this social critic, governmental critic and all that…See it as a "Comedie Humaine". Think about the Chichikovs you meet in everyday life. They are everywhere. Wait …you expect some "serious stuff" in this interview I sense… I tell you something. What I have done and what other great writers have done is that we implant "human markers" in the head of our readers, some types of people, which you will encounter in your live, not as extreme as I have depicted them, but by describing them extremely, you will recognize them. If you recognize these people at once, you will avoid much unhappiness in you life or at least you will be able to laugh with your misfortunes.
You will or you already have met Tchitchikov – like people haven't you ?
- ( smiling ) well…
- And, Manilovs, that happy moron; and these Korobotchka – like women, old and stupidly vicious; you knew what lying Nozdriov was up to before Tchitchikov did, didn't you not? Look at greedy Pliouchkine, he is as bad as Scrooge. ( laughing ) Molière's Harpagon is a joke besides Pliouchkine .
- What about that posh-lust interpretation by Nabokov?
- Did you understand what Nabokov meant by that?
- Not fully I guess, it had something to do with an "accusation of mediocrity".
- Forget about it. It's Nabokov's interpretation. Read Nabokov's memories; there are some of my characters in his family! (Laughing). Vladimir was an Intellectual Literary Russian living in America so everybody bought this Posh-lust or lost or whatever idea. The word stands for "self-satisfied inferiority", moral and spiritual, with overtones of middle-class pretentiousness, fake significance, and philistinism. But if you have read my book well, than you understand that mediocrity is just an aspect, a small part, of that larger Human comedy. Pinning me down, like a butterfly, as a criticizer of Mediocrity is insufficient.
- What happened on the night of February 24, 1852?
- I hoped, you would not ask that question, but here it is. I was a very confused man at that time. Remember, I would die only nine days later. Today, I see it like this: I burned some of my manuscripts which contained most of the second part of Dead Souls. If I did that, it means that I was not satisfied with it. I did burn manuscripts before in my career; there was nothing new to that. The day after that Auto-dafé, I explained this as a mistake to Konstantinovsky. I said that it was a practical joke played on me by the Devil. But if I defended my action, with this explanation to that specific man, means that what I have written was in his eyes good stuff. If it was good to him, then the burning of the manuscript proofs that I finally understood that I was completely on the wrong path and that it was better for me to destroy that ridiculous second part. It was my last intelligent revolt. I saved my "Dead Souls"by doing this . You understand?
- I try.
- Never mind.
- Should I visualize what happened like the scene in the Ilja Repin painting?
- Ilja Yefimovitsch Repin was not a witness to what occurred on the 24 th. I know that he represents the realist school and I agree that he is a great painter, but in this case, it was artistic freedom at its worst. It only contributed in confirming a certain viewpoint on me burning the manuscript.
- Sir, I am coming to the end of my interview and allow me to say once more that "Dead Souls" is one of the funniest books I ever read. It truly is a masterpiece.
- ( Laughing ) Thank you, young man.
- Shall we hug?
- You mean a big Russian bear hug ?
- Yes !
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Preparing for the Holidays - Podcast 58
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I'm new in Talend and I have an issue. I want to extract a PDF file of a postgresql server (Blob column) and transform the binary file in a text file with Talend Open Studio to read the contain of the PDF file.
I will explain my way now :
This is my postgresql table.
Table name : attached_file
1;TEST_report_1.html;text/html;<binary data>
2;pdffile1.pdf;application;<binary data>
I extracted the file with the SQL request :
COPY (SELECT data FROM attached_file WHERE id = 2) TO 'D:/_users/BMI/testpdf.txt' (FORMAT binary);
I heard that to open the binary file, I must use a tFileInputRaw composant with the "Read the file as a bytes array" mode. However, I'm blocked for the output to create the final file.
Solved! Go to Solution.
You need to go with a tJavaXxxx component for this purpose (I think so).
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What prompts the head of a division to resign?
I am not talking about the person who has led a division for 30 years and retires. I mean resigns. Replacements happen through forced resignation (firing) when a division of a privately held midsized company hasn't been hitting its numbers. However, unless a serious health issue is involved, resignation of a division head is rare…and is a warning.
Changing positions at that level is not done casually. Division heads often have an equity stake in the business, and their pensions and/or 401Ks can be adversely impacted if they resign. At that career level, few people resign before securing better positions elsewhere…which means that the growth and leadership decisions have been stagnating in the division for some time.
If the products/services of the division have solid growth potential, the resignation of the division head was probably prompted by a power struggle. Maybe the CEO wouldn't delegate authority to the division head. Good people resign when they are held responsible for achieving results but are not acknowledged or compensated for doing it or when their budgets get raided to support other divisions that aren't carrying their weight. Division heads expect to fully lead their divisions and not be micromanaged or second guessed.
When a division head resigns, it is not business as usual. Pause. Open up. Don't make a hasty decision. Promoting a follower from within the division does not address what caused a competent division head to resign. Negotiating with entrepreneurial leader(s) of competing companies can be the wake-up call the CEO needs. When a business is acquired, the due diligence process invites everyone involved to take a fresh look at goals, strategic direction, the logic behind compensation and equity, budgets and delegation of authority.
I love the 2000 movie The Legend of Bagger Vance.
Remember it? Directed by Robert Redford, the movie was based on Steven Pressfield's 1995 book with the same name. The actors include luminaries Jack Lemmon, Will Smith, Charlize Theron and Matt Damon. This was Lemmon's final movie which makes it even more important to many people.
In 1931 (during the depths of the Great Depression), the City of Savannah, GA sponsors an exhibition golf tournament with great golfers Bobby Jones, Walter Hagan and the town's golf prodigy and hero, Rannulph Junuh.
As he caddies, wise Bagger Vance (played by Will Smith) provides sage advice to help Junuh recapture his "authentic swing." They talked very little about the fairway, sand traps or greens. They talked about post-traumatic stress, the meaning of life, guilt, regret, a broken heart, giving up, accepting responsibility and hiding. You know…light conversation (lol).
As many golfers of today can tell you, finding one's authentic swing in golf is not just a matter of repetition. Golf is a mental game as much as it is a physical one. When a golfer's muscles are tight from being angry at work, his/her slice or hook returns on the golf course. When a golfer's optimism or confidence is compromised, the short game on the green becomes another nightmare. An executive's capacity to make great strategic decisions is another version of one's authentic swing.
Presidents of privately held mid-sized companies often don't have time to play golf or have another similar outlet that offers feedback on whether the president is still centered. It is impossible to maintain your authentic swing when you aren't centered. Often the all-important feedback comes in the form of poor business results. The president's loss of his/her authentic swing is taken out on the business.
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What happens from here forward regarding Donald Sterling's ownership of the Los Angeles Clippers has the potential to change the definition of business "ownership." In my opinion (in addition to all of the lawyers), NBA Commissioner Adam Silver should consult with the National Association of Corporate Boards (NACD). I'll bet they could provide insight and expanded options.
"The market" knows how to punish a disgraced business owner. Employees and customers who do not respect the owner(s) of an enterprise can hit owners where it hurts the most…their pocketbooks. Products can be boycotted. Lawsuits can be opened.
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If/when the NBA forces Sterling to sell his business, a statement of disgust will have been expressed by the employees, the fans and the NBA. But his racist beliefs will not have been changed. If the NBA can legally force Sterling to sell, he will end up with a multi-million dollar windfall (gain) and a precedent will be established that could have an adverse impact the rights of all business owners from here forward.
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Thursday, December 29, 2005
Lets Go Out For Some "Zzaaa" - Stewie Griffin
Pizza pizza pizza!!!
Today I decided to make homemade Chicago-style deep-dish stuffed pizza. I don't know what gave me the idea, but I came up with it last night. So today, I went online to allrecipies.com and I searched for a deep dish pizza dough recipe. I found it right away! So off I went to Jewel, to buy some of the ingredients I didn't already have.
It was very simple. A few easy steps:
One: Mix some yeast, sugar, and warm water in a small bowl.
Two: Mix flour, corn meal, and salt in a food processor, then add the yeast mixture and some olive oil. Blend until it forms a ball of dough.
Three: Knead the dough a bit, and transfer to a large bowl.
Four: Sit back, relax, and let the dough rise!
Five: Once it is done rising, punch it, roll it out, and put inside two 8" round pans. Make sure you spray the pans with some oil, and sprinkle a little corn meal on the bottom before putting the dough in.
Six: Pre-bake the dough for 8-10 minutes. That's it! Now just add whatever you want to top it off! [Oh yeah, bake the two pizzas for about 20-30 minutes.]
Results: Well, it was very tasty! The crust turned out good, but a little crispy around the edges. I think maybe a little less pre-baking would be good, say, max 8 minutes. The cheese was perfectly melted inside. And you know, I forgot to add the olives, so we had a cheese + mushroom pizza. The mushrooms well, we really couldn't taste them, so next time I will use fresh ones instead, or a mushroom with a stronger taste. I topped the sauce off with thinnly sliced fresh tomatos, and sprinkled them with Italian seasoning. Yum yum!
4.5 out of 5 stars!
I am making it a new tradition to make homemade deep dish every Thursday night. Hopefully, I'll have the time once school starts again, but it actually is not so time consuming.
I call it,
"Eating Out At GioJenno's!"
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There are no compelling proofs or arguments for the existence of God
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I won't provide any arguments in this opening round as my challenger holds the burden of proof and I have nothing to affirm, only negate.
A precursor for acceptance of this debate is that you accept the fact of evolution, as I'm nothing but a layman to the subject.
Also, I won't be present to debate after around Thursday midday (British time) so this debate will need to be accepted quickly or it will be cancelled.
God is defined as the necessary, personal first cause of the universe.
The Leibnizian Cosmological Argument
Premise 1
An Overview of Modality
Modality is a typology of argumentation that bases its premises in the contingency or necessity of their content. Something is necessary if it could not have failed to exist. The laws of mathematics are necessarily true; it seems reasonable that mathematical truths such as one plus one making two hold true irrespective of how the world may function. The world could exist in the exact opposite manner as it does now and one plus one would still make two. God is also a necessary being, a being that logically could not have failed to exist. It is in the very nature of God that he essentially possess all compossible perfections. Necessary existence is in itself a perfection, and thus God must possess it. That is to say that the very nature of God necessarily explains his existence.
Something is contingent if it could have failed to exist. Most things exist contingently. Each human might not have existed, their respective parents may not have met or had children. Thus, our existence is contingent. The universe appears to exist contingently as well. It seems that the universe may have developed in such a way that the planets were created in different positions, with different respects to habitability. The stars we observe may have been blindingly bright or too dim to see. The Earth itself may not have come into existence. As the universe is contingent, it cannot explain its own existence, for if its own nature entails its existence then it must have necessarily existed.The Principle of Sufficient Reason (PSR)
The Principle of Sufficient Reason claims that all contingent beings must have explanations. I will defend several arguments that support the PSR.
First, it would seem that the PSR requires no defense. All evidence gathered by our sense perception seems to support the universal and undeniable affirmation of this principle. Indeed, if we admit the first premise to be invalid, then there seems to lack any logical reason that things do not simply pop into and out of existence. However, it appears that there is no evidence to prove that this happens. For every existing thing there must also be an explanation of its existence.
I would also like to present a seemingly stronger argument in support of the PSR: The Explanation of Negative States of Affairs. I feel this argument is best articulated by Alexander R. Pruss [1] in his book The Principle of Sufficient Reason: A Reassessment:
Here is a pattern of explanation we all accept [...]"Why did the yogurt fail to ferment? It failed to ferment because none of the usual explanations of fermentation, namely, the presence of bacteria, were there to explain it, and there was no unusual cause. Why did the dog not bark? It did not bark because no stranger approached it and none of the other possible causes of barking caused it to bark." These are perfectly fine explanations, and they are not elliptical for longer explanations, though of course they are not ultimate explanations since one may ask why no stranger approached the dog.
In these explanations, we explain a negative state of affairs by noting that the positive state of affairs that it is the denial of lacked an explanation. But now observe that this form of explanation presupposes a PSR, at least for positive states of affair, for if such a PSR does not hold, then one has failed to explain the negative state of affairs. If it is possible that a dog should bark without cause, then in saying that there was no cause for the dog to bark we have not explained why the dog did not bark. We may have explained why a nonbrute barking did not occur, but we have not explained why a brute, or unexplained, barking did not occur.
Our acceptance of the preceding explanations as nonelliptical is thus a sign of our tacit acceptance of the PSR.
With these arguments, I hold that the PSR is sound.
Underview of Premise 1
It seems apparent through modal logic that things exist either necessarily or contingently. Necessary existence is explained by its own nature. The same cannot be said for that which exists contingently. However, the PSR successfully provides that all things which exist contingently must have an explanation. Thus, premise 1 holds true.
Premise 2
If the universe exists, it must exist contingently as detailed in the overview of modality. The PSR holds that all contingent beings must have explanations. The existence of a contingent being cannot be explained solely by other contingent beings, for those contingent beings would require explanations from other contingent beings ad infinitum. Thus, there must be a first cause, a necessary being that explains the existence of all contingent beings. Bruce Reichenbach [2] argues, "the necessary being cannot provide a natural explanation for [the universe], for we know of no natural, non-contingent causes and laws or principles from which the existence of the universe follows. What is required is a personal explanation in terms of the intentional acts of some eternal supernatural being. Since the argument proceeds independent of temporal considerations, the argument does not propose a first cause in time, but rather a first or primary sustaining cause of the universe."
The argument is not that God must exist because we do not currently have evidence of natural, non-contingent causes but rather that the idea of natural non-contingent causes is irrational. Consider this: a completely material cause is the first cause. This cause, known as N1, or the first natural cause, sparked the creation of the entire universe. N1 is a necessary being because as previously explained, an infinite number of contingent beings cannot explain their own existence. N1 is the reason the spacio-temporal world as we know it was created. It is the reason matter came into existence. But how is this possible? How can N1 create space and time? By definition, natural beings require space to exist within and are temporal. Also by definition, natural beings are composed of matter. How can that which is composed of matter also account for the creation of matter? On the other hand, suppose P1 is a necessary, personal first cause. Now we can logically explain the creation of space, time, and matter because a personal being may posses the qualities of being eternal, and may transcend the physical. Its will allows for the creation of that which it is not, the physical world. As demonstrated a necessary, natural first cause is logically contradictory. Due to the inability for it to be anything but God, God himself must serve as the explanation of the universe's existence.
Premise 3
I do not believe that this premise will be contested by my opponent. If he, however, decides to raise the question of whether the universe exists I will gladly provide evidence in the following round.
The conclusion that the explanation of the universe is God cannot be logically denied if the 3 premises in support of it hold true. Thus for my opponent to reject the conclusion he must ascertain the negation of any of the 3 premises of the LCA. Indeed, this will be a challenging task for my opponent and if I succeed in defending all of the LCA's premises I shall win this debate.
I would like to thank my con for putting forward such a complex and intriguing argument which really caught me off guard, but after a bit of thought and I research I think I can put together a response. None of these rebuttals are original and are all available in some form on the internet, I simply worded them differently for the purposes of my own understanding.
Problems with PSR
* In actual practice scientists explain the existence of occurrences or things in terms of preceding causes and conditions, temporarily taking the latter things to be brute facts unless or until they, too, can be further explained. But the principle implicit in the PSR sort of search for explanations isn't sufficient to generate the need for an explanation of the universe as a whole in terms of a necessary being. In other words, using PSR to postulate a God-like figure is premature and superfluous as the universe itself cannot yet be explained. (1)
* PSR absurdly entails that everything is brought about of necessity. The argument for this can be stated as follows. Consider the conjunction of all contingencies (CC). By the logic of PSR, there is a sufficient reason for CC. Now the sufficient reason for CC is itself either contingent or necessary. But it can't be contingent, because then it would represent a contingent fact, in which case it would itself be a part of CC. But contingent facts don't contain within themselves the sufficient reason for why they exist – let alone the sufficient reason for why all contingencies exist. Thus, the sufficient reason for CC must be necessary. But whatever is entailed by a necessary truth is itself necessary, in which case all truths would be necessary truths, and the objects they represent would obtain of necessity. But this is absurd. Therefore, PSR is false. (1)
* The following scenario is on the face of it possible: there are just two kinds of beings that exist: contingent-and-dependent beings (e.g., rocks, trees, planets, galaxies, you and me) and contingent-yet-independent, "free-standing" beings, out of which all contingent-and-dependent beings are made (an example could be matter/energy). If so, then even though there are possible worlds at which the contingent-yet-independent beings 'don't exist', they are eternal and indestructible at all possible worlds in which they 'do exist'. On this account, then, there are contingent beings that come to be and pass away: the contingent-and-dependent beings such as you and me. But the beings out of which they're made – i.e the contingent-yet-independent beings - do not; nor can they. This scenario seems possible. But if so, then since PSR entails that such a state of affairs is impossible, then so much the worse for PSR. (1)
(1) http://debunkingchristianity.blogspot.co.uk...
Premise 1
An Overview of Modality
Nothing has been refuted about my understanding of modality. Clean extension.
The Principle of Sufficient Reason
First I'll address my opponent's three objections.
1) This objection concedes the validity of my argument. My opponent claims that scientists explain existences by preceding causes and conditions. This is exactly what the Leibnizian Cosmological Argument does, as explained by my overview of modality. If my opponent chose to actually do research rather than plagiarize he would know why this blog-post does not refute the LCA, or even the PSR. It in fact doesn't even address the PSR in terms of the LCA. What the blogger was saying is that the PSR independent of other logical tools cannot be used to derive the existence of a necessary being. In other words, you know that everything has an explanation with the PSR, but with that knowledge alone you cannot derive what the explanation is. This is a completely valid objection to an argument that claims PSR ergo God, but that is not what the LCA does. The LCA is a synthesis of many resources, such as the PSR, modality, infinities, and science.
In effect this objection says that without analysis of prior causes, the PSR is incapable of proving the existence of God. My overview of modality provides such an analysis, thereby supporting the use of the PSR. I would even go as far as to say that my opponent would agree with me in that my overview of modality combined with the PSR is fully sufficient in proving the existence of God. After all, the person he quoted claimed that it would be sufficient if and only if we had an understanding of the prior causes. We cannot have any more of an understanding of casual chain than we have derived from modality.
2) This objection simply states that the PSR's validity results in a deterministic universe. This is Peter van Inwagen's response to the version of the PSR presented by Leibniz in his original iteration of the LCA. I have two responses.
A) Leibniz's original version of the PSR is not equivalent to the version that I utilize in my defense of the PSR. Leibniz's variation is stated in The Monadology as, "we hold that there can be no fact real or existing, no statement true, unless there be a sufficient reason why it should be so and not otherwise, although these reasons usually cannot be known by us."
In other words, nothing occurs for which it would be impossible for someone who has enough knowledge of things to give a reason adequate to determine why the thing is as it is and not otherwise.
You may have noticed that this formulation of the PSR is stronger than the one I presented. The PSR I defend is presented by Alexander Pruss: all contingent facts must have explanations.
Leibniz's PSR (LPSR): Q is a sufficient reason for P if and only if Q explains why P is just so and not otherwise.
Pruss' PSR (PPSR): Q is a sufficient reason for P if and only if Q explains P.
When we break these two version down into technical terms we can see that LPSR requires a sufficient reason to be a necessitating fact. In other words, the validity of the explanation provided must necessitate the occurrence of the event if explains. The PPSR does not suffer from the same fault. The explanation must simply explain why the event may occur.
Pruss' variation is not only compatible with the LCA, but it also breaks free of Inwagen's criticism. You see, the reason Inwagen's criticism works is because the explanation of CC (all contingent facts) would have to necessitate that those contingent facts are true, and by necessitating such a proposition the contingent facts wouldn't be contingent at all, but rather necessary facts. This results in determinism. The PPSR does not fall into this as the explanation needs only prove why CC may be true, but not why it must be true.
Now, one may ask how is this much weaker PSR a sufficient substitution for the LPSR in the LCA? That answer is simple. The only reason why the PPSR would not suffice is if there were multiple plausible explanations for the universe. Using modal logic we may deduce that there are only two possible types of explanations, those that are contingent and those that are necessary. My opponent's concession of my second premise allows for the following assertion to be accepted on face: a series of solely contingent causes cannot explain themselves as their causes would need explanations ad infinitum. Therefore every series of contingent causes must be explained by a necessary cause. Now, the necessary cause an be one of two things itself: personal or natural. I.e. it can be a material cause or an external mind. I explained in the last round why it could not be a natural cause in my example utilizing N1 and P1 under my second premise. As we can see, a necessary, personal first cause may explain the universe under the PPSR. My opponent may object and claim that other explanations may serve the same purpose, but as we can see I have ruled out every other type of explanation. Contingent explanations fail, as do necessary, natural explanations. Therefore the only possible answer is a necessary, personal explanation by process of elimination. Ergo, if the universe exists then the explanation if it's existence is God.
3) This objection fails under modal logic. The proposition of a contingent-yet-independent being is absurd in that the very definition of contingency is dependency. In other words my opponent postulates a dependent-yet-independent being. To be independent the being must be necessary, not contingent. As shown above, only a personal being can coherently be a necessary being.
Premise 2
My opponent did not refute my second premise. Clean extension.
Premise 3
No objections were raised against my third premise. Clean extension.
The blog writers' My opponent's poor grasp of modal logic has proved his three objections to the PSR inadequate. As the PSR is the only part of my argument that my opponent refutes if it is valid then the LCA is held as valid.
Note to my Opponent
Because you are new I am not going to push for you to lose based on plagiarism, but changing one word per sentence does not constitute making an argument your own.
This debate and argument has gone way over my head, a harsh introduction to modal logic and PSR.
Im sorry that my con feels that I had plagiarised, I had very little understandng of the subject matter and I wanted to respond so that's how I chose to, I probably didn't consider what I was doing before I did it.
Debate.org lesson learned...
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As for nothing being the first cause, you would have to prove the PSR false, as well as the principle of ex nihilo nihil fit.
Pig = Bird
The problem is if I start referring to qualities of the pig, when really talking about the bird, it creates ambiguity. If you're defining something as a God that does not meet the generally accepted definition of a God, all I ask is that you define it as something else in order to avoid ambiguity.
This is highlighted slightly when you talk about polytheism. The definition of a God as a divine being in polytheism is based of the generally accepted definition of a God, not your definition.
"Even if there are multiple existing entities in set B you have only proven polytheism true, you have not proven theism false. So even if there are multiple NPFCs to choose from, in the end the argument is valid as SOME NPFC has to be responsible for creating the universe. Insofar as we are not debating an omni-quality God, the possibility of multiple NPFCs is irrelevant."
I haven't proven polytheism true, as I identified the possibility of necessarily existing, non-personal first causes. Something that is non-personal does not in any way hint of a God. As I believe I've said previous, there is a POSSIBILITY that a NPFC exists, but there is also a possibility that any necessarily existing beings could exist, or no necessarily existing beings could exist. So the conclusion of your argument("4. Therefore the explanation of the universe is God.") is not supported.
As for set theory, all you need to know is that sets are like groups. Every set has the "null" element in it, which is essentially nothing. I was just using it as an analogy when describing the possibility of nothing being the first cause being an alternative.
Even if there are multiple existing entities in set B you have only proven polytheism true, you have not proven theism false. So even if there are multiple NPFCs to choose from, in the end the argument is valid as SOME NPFC has to be responsible for creating the universe. Insofar as we are not debating an omni-quality God, the possibility of multiple NPFCs is irrelevant.
I have not studied set theory, so if you can explain it in layman terms I will address it.
I have problems with the argument you presented. Whilst God(the generally accepted definition of God) does possess the attributes of a being who is necessarily existing and a personal first cause, he also possesses other general attributes which are important when using the word "God" such as omnipotence, omniscience, omnipresence and omnibenevolence. [1] By simplifying the definition, you lose some of the features a God pertains to. However, in your argument, using your simplified definition you referred to these features as part of your argument(eg. God's perfection).
But regardless, lets take your definition of God being a necessary, personal first cause. For sake of avoiding equivocation, I will make the following definition:
NPFC = "God" = necessary, personal first cause.
NP = Set of necessary, personal beings.
Let the set B be the set of necessarily existing beings. NPFC belongs to the set NP. NP belongs to the set B. As we do not know what is in the set B, the following could be true:
"There exists b in B such that b is not an element of the set NP."
In other words, there is the possibility of a necessary, non-personal being, and hence a necessary, non-personal first cause. This is an alternative to a NPFC, which contradicts the following point which you have made multiple times:
"2) All alternatives other than [NPFC] have been ruled out."
Furthermore, using set theory as an analogy, all sets contain the "null element". I will make the assumption that nothing is a necessarily existing thing. Without nothing, something would have existed necessarily; more precisely everything would have existed necessarily, every piece of matter as there would not be a nothing to create something from. However, I would not be against assuming the inverse.
Under this assumption, nothing is also an alternative as a necessarily existing first cause.
(1) http://en.wikipedia.org...
Its up to you, just hoping to cut down the argument a bit in advance.
Do you accept the redefinition of what you defined as 'God' to a NET(necessarily existing thing)? If so, I will continue on with the argument that a NET created the universe. Otherwise, I will hold to my claim of a fallacy of equivocation.
I'm not trying to prove that God is the only non-natural, necessary being. I concede that he isn't. The laws of mathematics are non-natural, necessary beings. Is God the only necessary, personal being? Possibly. Do I try to prove that? No. Does the LCA try to prove that? No. Was it a requirement for me to prove that in this debate? No. I don't see why you are trying to force me into a burden that was never mine to fulfill. The LCA doesn't try to prove what you want it to prove, it proves a completely different argument, the one that was required of me in this debate. The problem you are having is that you want me to defend your conception of God as a monotheistic, Abrahamic deity with all of the qualities ascribed to him by Christian-theology. That is not the topic of the debate, and the LCA is not intended to prove the existence of such a God. Look at the first thing I posted in the debate: "God is defined as the necessary, personal first cause of the universe." Nowhere in there does it require me to prove any of the qualities you demand to be proven. If that were the burden I would use a different argument entirely.
It is directly relevant. If you can not prove or reason that a God is a necessarily existing being, then either:
a) God does not exist OR
b) God's existence could be contingent
Which would mean that God, or "God" is not apart of the set of alternate necessarily existing beings.
"2) I have ruled out the possibility of a necessary, natural first cause also. If you would like to explain how it is logically possible that a non-natural yet mindless being created the universe, go for it. If it's not logically possible then the final alternative must be true. The process of elimination is not that hard."
In light that everything natural is contingent, a necessary, natural first cause doesn't exist. Your argument logically is as follows:
W = Natural thing
N = Thing that exists necessarily
F = Final Alternative(God)
That reads:
(not(W and N) and N) is equivalent to F
In other words, God must be necessarily existent and can not be natural and necessary. But God may not be alone in the set of non-natural necessarily existing beings. In order to define God as non-natural, necessarily existing, you are committing the fallacy of equivocation.
"1) There are multiple necessary, personal beings.
In which case my argument is solid because God defined as the necessary, personal, first cause of the universe. One of those beings had to create the universe, whichever one did fits into the definition of "God.""
Then you have proved absolutely nothing. You have simply defined a necessary being as "God". That's like going to a criminal line up(where the criminal is one of the six people) and making the statement that "since the criminal is in the line up, one of those six people committed the crime". It gets you absolutely nowhere to proving that "God" created the universe.
Furthermore, I believe you are being dishonest when you say "God" is whatever necessary being created the universe. In general, a God holds attributes such as being personal, omnipotent, omniscience, omnibenevolent and the author of morality. A necessarily existing being in the set of alternative necessaily existing beings A does not need to possess the above attributes in order to be a necessarily existing being.
To extend this, I am accusing you of the fallacy of equivocation, using the word "God" with two different meanings. Firstly, a personal God and presumably a God from a specific religion, and secondly a "God" which encompasses all necessarily existing beings. If this is not a case, I will still claim a more general fallacy of ambiguity, for defining the word "God" to cover all necessarily existing beings(whichever created the universe if any) when it is traditionally used to represent a deity.
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Infertility isn't a word that I've had long in my vocabulary. I never had a problem getting pregnant with my three children. I knew little about the world of infertility but felt that I could sympathize with those going through it but I don't think I could truly empathize until now. My husband and I are now faced with this fact. Infertility does not define who I am and what I'm capable of doing. Because of this I know that I can face whatever challenges come my way.
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Sichaun House
Having grown up in her father's grocery store, Asia Market, and around his delicious cooking, Kristina Zhao discovered her love for food as a child. That passion grew as she visited eateries across the world and learned to cook herself. She would often call her father with cooking questions, experiment with different ingredients, and host dinner parties to share her food creations with friends and family. Food always brought people together, and she loved that.
The San Antonio native graduated from the University of Texas at Austin and had been living and working in Dallas when her father announced that he would be opening a restaurant. Afforded the opportunity to be closer to home, follow in the footsteps of her entrepreneur father, and pursue her passion, Kristina moved back to San Antonio shortly after to help expand her family's business into the unfamiliar restaurant industry and open the doors at Sichuan House, a small and now beloved eatery,
Kristina and her family are proud to embrace their heritage. Together with their team, they are delighted to share the traditions and flavors from their Sichuan roots and invite their San Antonio family to eat Chinese and savor Sichuan.
"食在中国,味在四川" (shi zai zhong guo wei zai si chuan):
China is the place for food, but Sichuan is the place for flavor. Hailed as one of the eight culinary traditions of China, Sichuan cuisine is served worldwide and continues to grow in popularity. Home-style food from Sichuan, a province in Southwest China, is most renowned for its "mala" fiery hot and mouth-numbingly spicy flavors; however, the famous culinary tradition is far more intricate.
"一菜一格,百菜百味" (yi cai yi ge, bai cai bai wei):
Each dish has a unique signature. A hundred dishes have a hundred flavors.
Sichuan cookery is characterized by the skillful combination of spices and ingredients with masterful cooking techniques to achieve a harmonious symphony of complex flavors within each dish. Boasting more than 5000 documented recipes, 56 cooking techniques, and at least 23 formally defined flavor profiles, Sichuan culinary arts is legendary for diversity and sophistication.
Jian Li, a Sichuan native, is the Executive Chef at Sichuan House. He trained to be a Sichuan chef at the Sichuan Higher Institute of Cuisine, but began his culinary journey as a child helping and learning alongside his parents in their bakery and noodle shop. With more than 25 years of experience, the passionate and mastery industry veteran now incorporates his heritage and history in leading his culinary team and into the menu at Sichuan House.


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By avoiding gimmicky riders, benefit reductions and higher prices, Jackson National Life Insurance Co. reported its best year for annuity sales through banks in 2009.
"We heard a lot of skepticism," said Jack Mirshler, the western divisional vice president for the Lansing, Mich., unit of Prudential PLC of London. "We remained committed to our long-term approach. We weren't going to go out and create some hot product that would last for three months or do some fire sale on products. None of that made sense for our customers. We never wanted to be a company that chased market share with frivolous riders."
Jackson reported last week that annuity sales in the bank channel increased 23.1%, to $2.45 billion as variable annuity sales through banks increased 72.9%, to $1.3 billion last year. Barry Lowery, Jackson's eastern divisional vice president, said it had strong sales from its fixed index annuities and its variable annuities. He said Jackson had the top-selling variable annuity contract in the bank channel last year with its Perspective II variable annuity.
According to Limra International, sales of variable annuities declined 18%, to $127 billion last year. Many insurance companies are either furnishing wholesalers with inexpensive, scaled-back products or riskier, more expensive products with flamboyant riders. Industrywide, riders are drawing investors; according to Limra, guaranteed living benefits remained popular, with 84% of policyholders electing to buy those riders in the fourth quarter.
Lisa Plotnick, an analyst at Cerulli Associates in Boston, said that she expects "a new era of stabilization and rationalization." In short, insurers simply cannot afford to slip back into bad habits, aggressively pricing each other out of the market with increasingly elaborate riders, a strategy that failed them. "We expect them to do that," she said. Jackson has kept, and plans to continue to keep, prices steady on its variable annuities, Lowery said.
"Our wholesalers spend lot of time defending our price structure," he said. "We have competitors that charge 30% to 50% less for their riders and, frankly, it was difficult, especially in 2008. We gave up some market share because we determined that we didn't want to compete based on price. Long term we are convinced it was a smart philosophy. It is very important not to make pricing changes just for the sake of sales. Pricing changes have to make sense for Jackson, our clients and our parent company. We aren't interested in playing the shell game."
Mirshler said Jackson is confident that it designed a set of variable annuities for good and bad market conditions so it "didn't have to go out and make a slew of changes to draw advisers and clients."
"We saw in 2009 a real flight to quality," Mirshler said. "With our ratings, and the way we have remained committed to the things that we do on a daily basis, we have drawn more customers."
To maintain its momentum from last year, Jackson plans to work with wholesalers nationally to increase sales through banks. Mirshler said last year, as competitors told wholesalers to stay at home, Jackson increased sales by adding wholesalers. It now has 33 external wholesalers focused on selling through banks.
"We plan to keep showing up every day, and that will help us build adviser loyalty," he said. "If sales grow, we have the green light to add more wholesalers."
Some analysts said they expect fixed annuities to continue to grow this year, especially considering President Obama's support for such products. But as the nation emerges from the bear market, Lowery said, "many people are starting to look around for more."
"Interest rates are extremely low and the returns on CDs and fixed annuities are pretty low," he said. "People want the protection, but they also want some upside potential. Variable annuities offer both."


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Kuberg Free-Rider
Unplug the Xbox, strap on your dirt helmet and boots, and go for a ride! Created specifically for teenagers, the all-electric, off-road-only Free-Rider is equipped with long-travel, downhill-mountain-bike-type suspension and 20-inch wheels that are capable of handling moderate motocross-style jump landings. A compact, powerful, lightweight motor delivers strong acceleration and a claimed top speed of 34 mph. According to Kuberg, maxi¬mum range for the Free-Rider is 31 miles. A full recharge takes approximately one hour.
Price: $3,499
Engine type: DС electric motor
Bore x stroke: none
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Transmission: automatic
Front wheel travel: N/A
Rear wheel travel: N/A
Battery capacity: 48v 15ah
Seat height: 33.8 in.
Front brake: disc
Rear brake: disc
Claimed dry weight: 70 lb.


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The free full-color pocket guidebook helps you decide what to do, where to go, how to get there, even where to eat and shop since the Go Card includes a number of dining and shopping discounts as well. With the Go San Francisco Card, you'll spend you time in the Bay Area collecting memories instead of credit card receipts.
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• Aquarium of the Bay
• Golden Gate Bay Cruise (Red & White)
• Hop-On Hop-Off City Tour: 24 hour pass
• Six Flags Discovery Kingdom
• Bridge 2 Bridge Cruise (Red & White Fleet)
• Escape from the Rock Cruise (Blue & Gold Fleet)
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• Conservatory of Flowers
• AT&T Park Tour
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• The San Francisco Dungeon
• Asian Art Museum
• SFMoMA (opening May 15, 2016)
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• Legion of Honor
• Pacific Heights Walking Tour
• Chinese Historical Society
• Contemporary Jewish Museum
• The Beat Museum
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• Ripley's Believe It or Not!
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• Madame Tussauds Wax Museum
• Angel Island Café
• Wipeout Bar and Grill
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