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Animaniacs - Wheel of Morality Compilation

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02:38,

2008-04-03 12:35:12

Description: Just a little something I thought I'd try out. =) The Deluxe Wheel of Morality - a package big enough to rival anything they sell at Costco! Enjoy! P.S Animaniacs Vol. 3 will be released on June (More)

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Re: Re: Morality and the Social Imaginary 2 of 2

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05:47,

2007-10-12 04:39:45

Description: --) WHAT??? the ability to feel you ignorant --) FUCK.. your patronizing crapola is getting --) sickening. *lol* It's a relief to be officially done with this. I'll go ahead and (More) --) WHAT??? the ability to feel you ignorant --) FUCK.. your patronizing crapola is getting --) sickening. *lol* It's a relief to be officially done with this. I'll go ahead and respond to your final comments here, so I don't have to make another video. --) You are saying meaning isn't a reality that can be --) intellectually modeled like any other "invisible --) force" of the universe because you say so. It's not that meaning cannot be intellectually modelled, it's that it is ONLY an intellectual model. That's a huge distinction. Our intellectual model of gravity, and gravity itself, are TWO DIFFERENT THINGS. They are utterly distinct entities. One exists in the mind, one exists outside the mind. One is represented by chemical/electrical activity in a brain, one is represented by the curvature of spacetime. There are any number of concepts that DON'T correspond to things outside the mind, FICTIONAL concepts like "ghost", "god", "telepathy", "telekinesis", etc., or QUALITATIVE concepts like "good", "bad", "significant", "just", etc. If not for humans to conceptualize them, things like "ghosts" or "fairies" do not exist. Without humans to conceptualize them, things like "fair" or "bad" do not exist. You've conceded this half a dozen times already, every time you admit that meaning is contingent on consciousness. You've even gone as far as to say that consciousness "gives the universe meaning". Why you can't connect the remaining dots is a mystery. Maybe it's because you already reached your conclusion, as you said, at an early age. --) If the speed of light, is not measured by a son --) or a moon it still exists as a fact nonetheless... --) Likewise, the fact that the inanimate universe does --) not contemplate meaning does not change its reality The speed of light is the same everwhere in the Universe, irrespective of frame of reference. Meaning is not. Any question in the form "What does X MEAN? What is the significance of X?" is not answerable without also knowing Y: what frame of reference, who's perspective, are you asking from? Even if the perspective is "the human race", it's still not universal. My son's birth was the most important event in my life. It was the culmination of my biologically mandated purpose, and let me tell you buddy, natural selection has seen to it that there's a HUGE payoff. It triggers machinery within you that you didn't even know was there. Ask any parent. The concept of dying for someone else was ludicrous to me before I had children; I wouldn't trade my own life for anyone's, not my mother, not my brother, but I would throw myself in front of a bus to save one of my kids. I wouldn't have a choice. That shit is hardwired. It is in that sense that morality is completely objective. PaulsEgo states it eloquently here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=txxOb75Ag6M. Morality is coded in our DNA, so it's part of objective reality. But that doesn't contradict what I'VE been saying, which is that morality is not part of the laws of nature, it comes from a set of valuations hardwired into our consciousness (via our brain design) because they have survival value; those valuations do not correspond to anything in the extra-mental universe. We value life, we believe in justice, fairness, right, wrong, etc. The Universe doesn't. --) The ability to feel is a 'significant' manifestation of --) the evolution of matter, regardless of whether you --) individually, or a rock, has the intellectual competence --) to recognize that obvious fact. Once again, you misread/mischaracterized what I said. I agree that it's significant! I've said so MANY TIMES. But 'significance' itself is a concept that corresponds to nothing extra-mental. The 'significance' of something is 100% a function of how it affects humans, or how it affects other things that we consider significant. It does not have an extra-human meaning. It is a product of consciousness, just like consciousness is a product of brains. --) Your claim of meaninglessness or 'insignificance' is the --) extraordinary one, and you in this circumstance have the --) greater burden of proof. And again, you misread/mischaracterized what I said. I didn't say are meaningless or insignificant. I said the opposite. Many times. My point is that 'meaning' and 'significance' are mental concepts that do not correspond to laws in the physical universe. You claim they are not, you claim that we value ourselves because the UNIVERSE values us, that somewhere written in the laws of nature, just like the speed of light, is an additional screed that says LIFE IS VALUABLE. That's an extraordinary claim, given that there is NO EVIDENCE WHATSOEVER TO SUPPORT IT, so the burden is entirely on you. (Less)

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Secular morality and genocide

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09:54,

2007-04-30 13:25:52

Description: I've been having an interesting debate with someone on youtube regarding the idea that a secular government (or a secular person) left alone has the propensity to become a monster like Hitler or (More) I've been having an interesting debate with someone on youtube regarding the idea that a secular government (or a secular person) left alone has the propensity to become a monster like Hitler or like the Communist system of exterminating religious people. I think it could use some feedback from historians on what people exactly were targeted by the Soviet government in general as I do not feel that religiosity was the determining factor in the Soviet case. The Khmer Rouge was clearly a horrible communist group that murdered 7 million believers. I'd like to get feedback on your thoughts of what morality falls within the extra-biblical world (such as not condoning slavery) and what morality is derived from Biblical teachings. On the side of Religiosity being to blame for genocide: 20 million native americans killed to make way for protestant Christian pilgrims and colonists under both British (largely religious/catholic) rule as well as by Christian presidents and congress. Hitler -- around just under 5 million jew -- Need proof of his belief? Kyle J. Gerkin's year 2001 critique of Lee Strobel's The Case for Faith, entitled "Objections Sustained!" On the subject of Hitler: Hitler was born and raised Catholic. "I am now as before a Catholic and will always remain so," Hitler himself told Gerhard Engel, one of his generals, in 1941. In Mein Kampf he says, "Therefore, I am convinced that I am acting as the agent of our Creator. By fighting off the Jews, I am doing the Lord's work." And at a Nazi Christmas celebration in 1926 Hitler declared: "Christ was the greatest early fighter in the battle against the world enemy, the Jews ... The work that Christ started but could not finish, I--Adolf Hitler--will conclude." So why should we possibly consider him an atheist? Because he was evil and killed millions? Undoubtedly this is why Strobel would like us to think so, but it is a bigoted and insulting lie. Witch hunts: 63,000 in 300 years. (Source: The Witch-Hunt in Early Modern Europe, 2nd ed. (Harlow, UK: Longman, 1995), p. 25.) The following source names a plethora of other deaths by leaders who held religious beliefs, though each individual one is not grouped together as the figure of Communism is. Anyone want to tally it up? No matter the score, it was high enough to prove the point that religious people, like secular communist people can be capable of genocide. Source: http://users.erols.com/mwhite28/warstat0.htm#European On the side of secular led murders: Stalin estimate is 20-40 million with the majority count being at 20 million. Stalin is attributed as an atheist by many, but the Russian Orthodox Church was allowed to remain as a patriotic organization under his rule and became the state recognized religion. So it's debatable that Stalin himself was completely secular. In any case, he wanted absolute power. The largely secular population of ethnic Jewish people in U.S.S.R. were kept in the dark about a great number of the killings Stalin did as he would publish papers condemning anti-semetism, but allowed Hitler to purge Jewish people, and was responsible for setting up quotas of violence. Were the people evil, or the dictator, I ask. I am on the side of the dictator having mislead his people, like Hitler, into doing unethical things. Khmer Rouge: over 2 million - (source http://www.ppu.org.uk/genocide/g_cambodia1.html) -- "All political and civil rights were abolished. Children were taken from their parents and placed in separate forced labour camps. Factories, schools and universities were shut down; so were hospitals. Lawyers, doctors, teachers, engineers, scientists and professional people in any field (including the army) were murdered, together with their extended families. Religion was banned, all leading Buddhist monks were killed and almost all temples destroyed. Music and radio sets were also banned. It was possible for people to be shot simply for knowing a foreign language, wearing glasses, laughing, or crying. One Khmer slogan ran 'To spare you is no profit, to destroy you is no loss.'" Estimates of all deaths by all Communist leaders seems to hover around the 100 million mark. There is no clear idea of what individual events are counted among that figure. (Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_Jews_in_Russia_and_the_Soviet_Union) Read carefully the body counts from the referenced sites I've listed. I think overall, you'll see that genocide seems to be practiced regardless of belief, supporting the idea that religosity has no greater or less bearing on the propensity for committing genocide than being secular. (Less)

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Charmed Morality Bites Trailer

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00:38,

2007-09-11 12:45:40

Description: The unnoficial trailer for Charmed episode: Morality Bites Trailer não oficial de Charmed episódio: Morality Bites episode 2x02 episódio 2x02 subtitles in english and (More)

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God and Morality

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04:24,

2008-03-29 15:47:46

Description: Where do you get your morality? For the love of God, don't say "God"! Music- "A Very Cheap Funeral" by Globex Corp. http://myspace.com/globexband transcript: Christian (More) Where do you get your morality? For the love of God, don't say "God"! Music- "A Very Cheap Funeral" by Globex Corp. http://myspace.com/globexband transcript: Christian friends: Do you ever wonder, "How can atheists be moral without a god? Is your Christian morality actually objective? You believe that God is entirely good. God is the source of all good. An action is "good" if and only if it is in accordance to God's will. Sin is the defiance of God's will. By definition, then, God can only do good. Is there anything that God could do that could be considered "evil"? What if God created people who had no concept of good and evil, but then punished them and all of their descendants because they "sinned"?(Genesis 2, 3) What if God psychologically tortured a good man, urging him to kill his own son, just to test his loyalty?(Genesis 22:1-18) What if God made a man kill his own daughter as a sacrifice? (Judges 11:30-39) What if God let Satan torment a good man, destroying his life and killing his family, just to test his loyalty? (Book of Job) What if God took over a king's free will so that he would bring plagues upon himself and his people? (Exodus 9:12, 10:1, 20, 27, 11:10, 14:8) What if God killed every first born son in every family in that entire kingdom because God made their king disobey him? (Exodus 12:12,29-30) What if God raped and impregnated a thirteen year old girl? (Matthew 1:18, Luke 1:35) What if God then set up his own son to be sadistically executed in a bloody human sacrifice?(The Gospels, The Pauline Epistles) What if God ordered his people to wipe out entire cities, peoples, and nations? Hitler: Jews, Roma, Poles, Slavs, Soviets, homosexuals, the disabled Yahweh: Midianites, Amorites, Hittites, Perizzites, Canaanites, Hivites and Jebusites (Numbers 31, Exodus 23: 23) What if God killed almost every single human being, plant, and animal on Earth? (Genesis 7:21-23) Could you call any action, no matter how heinous or cruel, "evil" if God does it? If you answer "no," then what does "good" even mean? It would be entirely arbitrary, depending only on the whims of Yahweh, your god. If Yahweh were to be replaced as "God" by Adolf Hitler, Osama bin Laden, or Satan, would the world be any more evil? Would your concept of "good" change? Would your morality be any different? Do you even know what "good" is? Ask an atheist. He or she probably has a better understanding of morality. (Less)

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BURN Live in Philly- "New Morality"

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04:08,

2007-01-02 02:08:21

Description: This is a 3 camera edited show of BURN live in Philly playing New Morality. I would have used this on my cable public access show Malfunction if I had not ended it. This is the first time this has (More)

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Re: The Science of Morality

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10:12,

2007-10-15 19:38:54

Description: Response to inmendham: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZ4PEIJuA3Q An objective morality depends on the intellect, you say? That part of ourselves that can stand above the conditioning of our brain (More)

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Aspirational Morality

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09:53,

2008-05-16 23:29:35

Description: Morality is presented as either grounded in some kind of religious faith or as the product of natural adaptive processes operating within social species. This latter often seems to ally altruistic (More)

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Truth, Consequences, Morality, and God

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09:53,

2008-03-29 12:42:31

Description: Wherein I attack the assertion that objective morality or any kind of morality must be based on God.

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Bryan's Real Life Story on Morality

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10:24,

2007-12-09 22:10:14

Description: Byan tells us of his addiction to morality

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Atheism, God and Morality_5

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05:54,

2008-05-20 10:51:39

Description: ATHEISM, GOD AND MORALITY IN A TIME OF IMPERIALISM AND RISING FUNDAMENTALISM An Exchange Between CHRIS HEDGES on his new book "I DON'T BELIEVE IN ATHEISTS" AND SUNSARA (More)

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Atheism, God and Morality_3

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09:23,

2008-05-20 10:59:54

Description: ATHEISM, GOD AND MORALITY IN A TIME OF IMPERIALISM AND RISING FUNDAMENTALISM An Exchange Between CHRIS HEDGES on his new book "I DON'T BELIEVE IN ATHEISTS" AND SUNSARA (More)

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Atheism, God and Morality_1

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09:26,

2008-05-20 10:56:58

Description: ATHEISM, GOD AND MORALITY IN A TIME OF IMPERIALISM AND RISING FUNDAMENTALISM An Exchange Between CHRIS HEDGES on his new book "I DON'T BELIEVE IN ATHEISTS" AND SUNSARA (More)

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Atheism, God and Morality_4

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08:10,

2008-05-20 11:05:36

Description: ATHEISM, GOD AND MORALITY IN A TIME OF IMPERIALISM AND RISING FUNDAMENTALISM An Exchange Between CHRIS HEDGES on his new book "I DON'T BELIEVE IN ATHEISTS" AND SUNSARA (More)

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Atheism, God and Morality_6

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09:44,

2008-05-20 11:09:22

Description: ATHEISM, GOD AND MORALITY IN A TIME OF IMPERIALISM AND RISING FUNDAMENTALISM An Exchange Between CHRIS HEDGES on his new book "I DON'T BELIEVE IN ATHEISTS" AND SUNSARA (More)

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Tags: activism athiesm fundamentalism god imperialism morality revolution

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