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  1. iNow replied to mar_mar's topic in Speculations
    Which animals?
  2. iNow replied to mar_mar's topic in Speculations
    He’s playing a slightly solipsistic silly semantic game whereby only a human calls it by the exact word “color” and a dog calls it “bark bark ruff ruff,” ergo “color” didn’t exist before humans etc. Just wasting time.
  3. iNow replied to mar_mar's topic in Speculations
    I asked you to narrow it down. This does the opposite and expands it out. But my previous question applies here, too: Which animals?
  4. iNow replied to mar_mar's topic in Speculations
    Repeat it all you want. It’s still wrong. Different animals have different visual capabilities. You’re gonna need to narrow it down a bit, or simply stop this silly trollish waste of time.
  5. iNow replied to mar_mar's topic in Speculations
    Which animals?
  6. iNow replied to mar_mar's topic in Speculations
    Not even wrong
  7. iNow replied to mar_mar's topic in Speculations
    That’s right, bc the dominant wavelength of green is roughly 495–570 nm, so you’re off by a factor of a trillion Depends on the thing, but now you’re venturing into philosophy
  8. iNow replied to mar_mar's topic in Speculations
    Technically the OP is wasting everyones time, but I’m grateful they’ve confirmed it so quickly You were wrong the last time you said it, too.
  9. Encourage you to reread, in context, the exchange above HERE. I couldn’t care less about your experiences in other forums.
  10. What, humor? People missing obvious jokes? No, it doesn’t. I said the consequences of a truth don’t negate it. Suggesting additional consequences doesn’t move your argument in any way. It’s simply wrong.
  11. A contrary viewpoint might suggest he’s playing the long game and ensuring leverage when the fighting ultimately ends and Israel is forced to govern and rebuild the area. We could “what if?” until the end of time. IF Israel does the things you mention, THEN we’ll see exactly how the US responds… but Biden isn’t the President of Israel and that’s who’s making these decisions we all wring our hands about… Netanyahu and his inner circle, to be specific. His support for Israel right now is likely to be his biggest challenge (other than geriatrics) in next years election and will certainly cost him votes. He’s almost certainly doing this based on principles and worldview, not a sense of responsibility to past funders with deep pockets.
  12. iNow replied to mar_mar's topic in Speculations
    Nonsense. Of course we can, and frequency continues to be conflated with color in your posts. While related, attachment isn’t mandated. A label we’ve learned growing up in a society that rewards us for naming things accurately and making sense in conversation.
  13. iNow replied to mar_mar's topic in Speculations
    Elaborate
  14. Hyperbole much? Of course you know which is better, even if you disagree with this particular policy approach.
  15. iNow replied to mar_mar's topic in Speculations
    Of course it is. You’re conflating frequency with color.
  16. The potential consequences of a truth have bearing neither on its validity nor its veracity.
  17. iNow replied to johnsri's topic in Physics
    Potato
  18. For those who enjoy an occasional podcast, here’s one presenting the case against free will, from the perspective of a hard determinist / hard incompatiblist: https://megaphone.link/VMP2999354780
  19. Proof is for math. You’re right, there is no proof in science. Just evidence. Lots and lots of evidence, and a willingness to update our models when the old ones prove to be faulty.
  20. Perhaps more accurate is their view that, “government is the problem, and we’re going to use our elected positions to prove it!”
  21. I didn’t realize causality was a vector quantity.
  22. iNow replied to johnsri's topic in Biology
    Years of stimulus and reward events reinforce growth patterns and pruning of plastic cells and dendritic connections on a substrate itself configured loosely through evolution.

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