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Object permenance doesn't develop in children until they're old enough to realize themselves in relation to the world. At the age of around four.
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I used to wear a special helmet.
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I still do. It stops the aliens from reading my mind.
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Mine has a drool cup.
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My special helmet has straps so that when I strain in bed I can't fall out...bastards
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I think perhaps you're talking about that thing that I can't remember the name of, in which children think that the nature of an object is defined by its appearance. Thus, they would think that a man in woman's clothing has become a woman or that a dog with a cat mask on has become a cat. |
I'm talking about out of sight out of mind, where if you're not the primary caregiver, you cease to exist if you can't be seen.
And I may have been a little high. |
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I'm not at liberty to answer that.
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DRUGS R BAD DRUGS R BAD
i now take drugs. |
So all philosophers are stoners.
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All philosophers are stones.
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All stones are philosophers.
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Philosopher's Stone am I right guys?
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Your right!
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I'm centre left actually!
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Okay I must admit I havent read every single post in this thread yet so there may be a facter that disproves my argument.
my theory is that if we were made up there would be chunks missing in our lives, all the major factors would exist but little details would be missing, such as what time you got up in the morning or how many cupcakes you had at a party, I base this on the premis of who can think up a whole 18 years of constant things happening without skipping some small details |
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good point
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For something to exist forever, there must be something as solid evidence like a photograph, if the great wall of china, in 600 years collapsed and some how, after another 600 years all evidence of it's existence, besides a few legendary stories, was destroyed, did it ever exist?
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If a tree falls down in a forest, but there's no one to hear it, did it truly make a sound? Omgwtfbbq D=
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Yes, of course it did. Sound is merely the vibration of atoms, it doesn't need an audience to exist.
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Well, I'd have answered: It makes vibrations, because sound is what we hear. Or soundwaves.
It will never make a sound the same way which is translated in our ears, if there was no ear to translate it. Whooptie! |
Okay, here's a nice philosophical question for you: How do you know that the sound as it is translated to your ear is the same as how it's translated in my ear?
And how do you know that you see the colour blue in the same way that I do? Perhaps I see blue the way you see red! |
But the soundwave still get's translated into something in your ear. May not be the same as mine, but it was just vibration before it hit something that could translate it it something. uh.. Yeah. Something like that.
And the fact is that even if we don't see the same colors, we still do see colors. |
Unless one of us is colourblind.
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