ddavidd
11 years ago
Nietzsche:: "There are no facts, only interpretations." |
Michael D Nalley
11 years ago
When you are as confident as I am interpretations are fact . lol |
ddavidd
11 years ago
Nietzsche said another thing like this: |
Larry Chamberlin
11 years ago
Seems we already went through this issue. |
ddavidd
11 years ago
Believe me we are going somewhere else this time. |
Max
11 years ago
Well I believe a truth is a proved fact like that water is H2O that is undeniable truth, but a fact differs thro time |
ddavidd
11 years ago
Max, I agree |
Larry Chamberlin
11 years ago
But the concept of water as H2O is only significant to carbon-based beings. Were we in a different world, the "water" necessary to life may well be H2SO4, even though H2O would remain a valid compound. |
ddavidd
11 years ago
I think the first post you were right Lrry but in this one in my opinion, you really confused yourself with your facts. |
Larry Chamberlin
11 years ago
No, you mistake the assement of punishment, which is arbitrary, with a true fact. In the sixties in Texas a drug dealer selling marijuana was subject to the death penalty. Today, the fact of need for punishment is debatable. Same sex marriages are no longer punishable in most states & are sanctioned in others. |
ddavidd
11 years ago
I said : "punishment are definitely arguable" |
Larry Chamberlin
11 years ago
But here you run into the same mistake as Marx by attempting to fit the universe into human terms. Hegel developed the Kantian concept of antinomies as an idealistic dialectic in which attaining the True and the Real were the necessary driving forces behind evolutionary processes. |
L
11 years ago
"There are no facts, only interpretations." |
Larry Chamberlin
11 years ago
I'll accept that as a working hypothesis. |
Michael D Nalley
11 years ago
As much as I hate to quote from memory I once heard a priest utter as a matter of fact that the only true constant is change. I once interpreted Giordano Bruno's summary of philosophy in rhyme and reason as |
ddavidd
11 years ago
I always love your approaches Michael |
Michael D Nalley
11 years ago
History has proven that religion causes division and denominations . There is (IMO) many times a common denominator in the common era and the older traditional year of our Lord . RUMI writes love poems to God while Nietzsche proclaims he is dead to the common senses. That is only my interpretation and maybe all I am capable of expressing as a matter of fact . Whether religion is the cause or effect of division could also be debatable . Our forefathers and mothers have eaten from at least a metaphorical tree of knowlege of good and evil |
Max
11 years ago
Nietzsche said "The truth needs to be criticized instead of worshiped" |
Hellon
11 years ago
Well my two cents worth on this...if I'm asked the colour of the sky I'd most likely say blue...the grass is green right? These will be the answers a psychiatrist would be looking for I guess but these answers are obviously not strickly truths as we know... neither are they lies/interpretations ...nor facts...we all answer questions with the most direct answer our brain produces at any certain time when put on the spot and not asked to elaborate so...anyway...I leave you with this thought and another.... |
abracadabra
11 years ago
"The truth needs to be criticized instead of worshiped" |
ddavidd
11 years ago
Nietzsche emphasis only in one expect of the truth the relativity. He totally disregards its absoluteness. These two are inseparable . |
Max
11 years ago
Nah right and wrong are obvious, we humans all have a common sense that killing for no reason is wrong so here I think it isn't about interpretations anymore. |
Exostosis
11 years ago
Truth will always revert to the Manchhausen Trilemma, stressing the purported impossibility to prove any truth even in the fields of logic and mathematics. It is the name of an argument in the theory of knowledge. |
ddavidd
11 years ago
This is not to respond to any of above and donkey is referred to the philosophers :: |
Exostosis
11 years ago
Man has the feminine gins and woman has masculine ones. So even when we are masculine we also in the same time are feminine. Man and woman without each other are absolutely meaningless, so as day and night, joy and pain, hell and heaven, and most importantly, they would not perpetuate without one another. |
ddavidd
11 years ago
Rumi:: |