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[color=#222222][size=small][font="arial, sans-serif"]Many of us sense that there is a conceptual obstacle to physicalism being true. It strikes us that there i
Do we really need two types of edit - quick and full - when we want to edit one of our posts? The extra choice seems pretty pointless, and often I find that the 'edit' button is at the bottom of the screen, and its dropdown menu is invisible!
[color=#008E02][Though this post by E. Flowers appears first in this thread, that is only because it is the first post that was moved out of tim's NDE's thread. The move was performed at tim's request: he prefers that his original thread consis
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[size=medium][i]"Dancing mania (also known as dancing plague) was a social phenomenon that occurred primarily in mainland Europe between the 14th and 17th centu
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Max_B, 2017-09-16, 05:27 PM
Heh, sat by the window doing some work... when nextdoor's dogs erupt into lots of howling and occasional barking... their owner is a single lady 50+ y/o, who dotes on them, trains and enters them into fly-ball competitions etc... 10-15 minutes later an unfamiliar car pulls up outside the house... o
Maybe this should be a different thread, maybe not. It is after all a continuation of the question about evidence. (yes, I’m still trying to crack that nut…)
Was thinking after part of a good night’s sleep, of an analogy that might work.
Here’s what came to mind:
evidence is really a key, a
I have been posting a lot with *various people (*edit) about evidence (You may have noticed ), and decided to take a break because it felt like we were getting nowhere, at a very slow rate of speed.
It got me thinking though: I wonder how far people will go to twist themselves into keeping a con
I'm seeing a problem on the site that is difficult to recreate... it's been happening for about the last 2 weeks, it seems to spontaneously clear when more posts are added, then I can find the problem again. Basically the index of forum threads show the last post to the right hand side. But if you g
), and decided to take a break because it felt like we were getting nowhere, at a very slow rate of speed.
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