There are some people who are so sure about something 100%, but some are not. They assume there is no 100% proof of God. Whether our future is determined by more number of decisions with 100% accuracy? Not always. But even when dealing with everyday life we do not always have to require 100% accuracy.
It is an art to analyze and decide. Its strength lies not on getting a solution 100%, but with our limitations in finding solutions or answers which are not 100% it can lead us to overcome the problem or even put us in the future in the best condition that can be earned, and it’s just through using only accuracy equal to less than 100%.
It’s a matter of proficiency that can only be proven after a period of time. It’s unique, personal, that’s why this is the art of making wise decision.
When faced with the possibility, there is a way to face possibility is to let one of possibility and see if it leads to something more definite. Diversity in the future will narrow the chances of the possibility of something, and it will clarify for the possibility of something (from the past) in the future.
If it’s a draft, only you can see it. That’s what a draft is, in the terms of the software that runs this site. For anyone else to see it, you must publish it, although judging by what you’ve written so far I don’t have high hopes of the result.
You may agree or disagree, I respect that
That sounds like pre-emptively pressing the Ignore button on such disagreement. A disagreement is a problem. Some disagreements may be too trifling to be worth resolving, but disagreeing over whether there is a God is a rather large problem. It’s not something to which you can just say, “well, I believe this and you believe that, and that’s ok” without undermining the very activity of seeking the truth. Have you in fact anticipated such disagreement and want to avoid engaging with it?
Apparently I need a minimum of karma = 2 in order to publish in the discussion. Is there someone help me to have the opportunity to publish? Thank you.
If you read thesetwo articles and this sequence, I promise to upvote your comments enough that you will be able to post in the discussion section.
Some warnings:
*The sequence is kind of long.
*If you post the draft you’ve already written to discussion, it will probably be downvoted enough that you’ll have a hard time getting back the privilege to post articles.
*This, and the downvotes you’ve already received, are not because anyone is intimidated by your argument, or because they feel threatened by the possibility of your being right.
*The articles and sequence may be difficult for you to understand at this point.
However, if you do all this reading, and understand it, I think you will understand why you’ve been downvoted, and will be able to predict how your draft will be received.
I’ve edited to cancel my statement “Some people may feel intimidated by such an argument, and this can continue to turn off the post so that it collapsed (hidden).) I just want to make clear to someone of this type to appreciate and not easily turn off the post. I do not understand the lesswrong, whether some people who turn off an article by doing a few times downvoted, will result in an article not visible to all readers. But if downvoted for many times does not make an article to be collapsed, only to certain people, then it’s certainly a very good thing.”
I understand now. On LessWrong it’s about share honestly with the spirit of seeking truth. Thanks.
There are some people who are so sure about something 100%, but some are not. They assume there is no 100% proof of God. Whether our future is determined by more number of decisions with 100% accuracy? Not always. But even when dealing with everyday life we do not always have to require 100% accuracy.
It is an art to analyze and decide. Its strength lies not on getting a solution 100%, but with our limitations in finding solutions or answers which are not 100% it can lead us to overcome the problem or even put us in the future in the best condition that can be earned, and it’s just through using only accuracy equal to less than 100%.
It’s a matter of proficiency that can only be proven after a period of time. It’s unique, personal, that’s why this is the art of making wise decision.
When faced with the possibility, there is a way to face possibility is to let one of possibility and see if it leads to something more definite. Diversity in the future will narrow the chances of the possibility of something, and it will clarify for the possibility of something (from the past) in the future.
I consider there is God. I have proof of existence of God. You may try to read at: http://lesswrong.com/r/discussion/lw/51d/there_is_god/
That doesn’t seem to be a valid link, and I’m not sure how to parse this comment.
I’ve updated. My article is in draft status, and I see a link as I gave. I am not sure where link should i place here to point to my post.
If it’s a draft, only you can see it. That’s what a draft is, in the terms of the software that runs this site. For anyone else to see it, you must publish it, although judging by what you’ve written so far I don’t have high hopes of the result.
That sounds like pre-emptively pressing the Ignore button on such disagreement. A disagreement is a problem. Some disagreements may be too trifling to be worth resolving, but disagreeing over whether there is a God is a rather large problem. It’s not something to which you can just say, “well, I believe this and you believe that, and that’s ok” without undermining the very activity of seeking the truth. Have you in fact anticipated such disagreement and want to avoid engaging with it?
Thank you Richard for reminding me. I am not suggesting for someone pressing Ignore button. I deleted my statement “You may agree or …..”
Thanks anyway. Actually I already submit, but still under “draft” condition. I’ll look around …
Apparently I need a minimum of karma = 2 in order to publish in the discussion. Is there someone help me to have the opportunity to publish? Thank you.
If you read these two articles and this sequence, I promise to upvote your comments enough that you will be able to post in the discussion section.
Some warnings:
*The sequence is kind of long.
*If you post the draft you’ve already written to discussion, it will probably be downvoted enough that you’ll have a hard time getting back the privilege to post articles.
*This, and the downvotes you’ve already received, are not because anyone is intimidated by your argument, or because they feel threatened by the possibility of your being right.
*The articles and sequence may be difficult for you to understand at this point.
However, if you do all this reading, and understand it, I think you will understand why you’ve been downvoted, and will be able to predict how your draft will be received.
I really like that lesswrong have the spirit of seeking truth. That’s why I change the comment to conform with the spirit of seeking truth.
I read all as you suggested, that’s great. Thanks.
I’m glad you took the time to check it out. Karma disbursed.
Thank you I already submitted on http://lesswrong.com/r/discussion/lw/51d/there_is_god/
I’ve edited to cancel my statement “Some people may feel intimidated by such an argument, and this can continue to turn off the post so that it collapsed (hidden).) I just want to make clear to someone of this type to appreciate and not easily turn off the post. I do not understand the lesswrong, whether some people who turn off an article by doing a few times downvoted, will result in an article not visible to all readers. But if downvoted for many times does not make an article to be collapsed, only to certain people, then it’s certainly a very good thing.”
I understand now. On LessWrong it’s about share honestly with the spirit of seeking truth. Thanks.
Re: the voting system:
People who like your post/comment and want more like it can upvote it.
People who dislike it or want less like it can downvote it.
Comments where downvotes = upvotes + 3 are collapsed by default, as are all child comments under them, and people have to choose to see them.
Re: “intimidated”… I’m choosing for now to consider that word-choice an artifact of your being a non-native English speaker.
But my article was in draft status, and I see a link as I gave. I am not sure where link should i place here to point to my post.