Bernd
02/28/2019 (Thu) 18:32:06
No.23495
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02/28/2019 (Thu) 18:32:06
No.23495
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>>23481
>important
By how much? People lived just fine for thousands of years (hundreds of thousands of years) without a doubt the Earth is stationary. Maybe knowing the "real" laws only matters to some extent - for example to the level we could satisfy our basic needs - and beyond that it's just luxury. Also it probably matters to a certain level to make interactions between people easier, so they know they talk about the same things, and so on. But then, are we real? Ar other people real? Am I real? Can we be sure? This goes a long way.
Didn't read the book, generally I keep myself far from philosophical books. I learned some, have pals with such degree, and enjoy giving some thought to questions like how? or why? but beyond that, naw don't want to spend that much time with it.
>important
By how much? People lived just fine for thousands of years (hundreds of thousands of years) without a doubt the Earth is stationary. Maybe knowing the "real" laws only matters to some extent - for example to the level we could satisfy our basic needs - and beyond that it's just luxury. Also it probably matters to a certain level to make interactions between people easier, so they know they talk about the same things, and so on. But then, are we real? Ar other people real? Am I real? Can we be sure? This goes a long way.
Didn't read the book, generally I keep myself far from philosophical books. I learned some, have pals with such degree, and enjoy giving some thought to questions like how? or why? but beyond that, naw don't want to spend that much time with it.