Understand the world we live in?

[Janic]

Janic wrote:

It is therefore not a question of money for justice, but of laws, the same for everyone!

izmentor

Absolutely and fortunately their anti-vax revolt against honest and honest scientists will be rejected, with payment of court costs, plus compensation for moral damage.

ah, honest and honest scientists working, directly or indirectly, for the BP, do they exist?

The prize pools will take another hit

It's certain! But fortunately honest and honest judges do not allow themselves to be impressed by the BP's money because they still have a conscience, them! And it is these illegal provaxx who will have to pay the costs and damages.

[izentrop]

It goes well with the subject...

[plasmanu]

NATURE does not exist!!!

You have to check, check, check again.
Wait a long time, then a very long time, and finally a very, very long time.
And one day we will discover that water is wet

[Janic]

19/11/23, 07:45

plamanul

NATURE does not exist!!!

Indeed!

You have to check, check, check again.

Indeed, the term nature designates a set of phenomena that for convenience of language we designate by a particular term: nature, chance, god, evolution, animism, etc... this is called putting labels like on a jar of jam to avoid to open all the other jars before finding the right one. At the same time by always opening the same type of jars, by personal taste, according to the label, we end up ignoring that there are other tastes to discover which may be better or worse.
This is what this anthropologist is trying to explain.

Wait a long time, then a very long time, and finally a very, very long time.

Oh yes! This is what we call acquired through experience which can be achieved over a very short time, such as realizing that the water "wet" (which is just another word for a sensation). , not a measure) or that the fire is burning, another sensation, which is characterized by suffering when touched. Others are only observed over longer periods of time, even very, very long periods of time, such as the theory of evolution or the discovery of poisons in food which are transmitted from generation to generation.
You si you are satisfied with the labels, it is your choice which makes you ignore the rest, because it has no apparent connection. This is what this anthropologist is trying to explain.

[izentrop]

This way for Philippe Descola to make the link between animism and capitalism clearly shows that since ancient times, man has always considered nature as a good to be exploited for his sole interest.

Nowadays, with RC we need to reconsider and save.

[Janic]

19/11/23, 18:31
izmentrop

This way for Philippe Descola to make the link between animism and capitalism clearly shows that since ancient times, man has always considered nature as a good to be exploited for his sole interest.
Nowadays, with RC we need to reconsider and save.

this izmentrop way of bringing everything back to itself. Humans have always used the environment that surrounds them to survive like other animals, just within the limits of their survival, but not to exploit it shamefully as humans and not humans do today. as with the industrialization of its agricultural environment as well as biological and mineral.

[Ahmed]

Izy, you should listen carefully again P. Descola, so you will probably understand the total contradiction of your message...
It is not a question of a link between animism and capitalism, but on the contrary of absolute otherness.

[GuyGadeboisTheBack]

No but Ahmed, frankly... over time, you should have realized that Izy doesn't really read the studies he posts, doesn't really watch the videos he publishes and that therefore, he has difficulty to understand because he reacts to key words which make him believe that he has mastered his subject... tsss. Or maybe you're being a tease!

[Ahmed]

I admit: I'm a big tease! ...hence my "probably", but it's also because I don't despair. ...and then, takes off it is all the same a big name that juggles with concepts, let's say, sharp, which deserve a second hearing (or even more if not affinities!) for those who are not familiar with them.

[gegyx]

Matthieu Bock-Côté gives an analysis, details acts and deliberate pressures to modify tradition, history, our ways of living, free will and the meaning of news items.

to 34: 10

The beginning of Bercoff's show is also very interesting, but on other subjects