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    Faecesism (sonship's perspective on Humanism)
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    Optimism! That's a positive.
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    @indonesia-phil said
    Optimism! That's a positive.
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    @FMF

    Which -isms and -phobias do you think are morally unsound?


    The phobia that thinks no reality or truth exists outside of what one can sense with his five senses.
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    @sonship said
    @FMF

    Which -isms and -phobias do you think are morally unsound?


    The phobia that thinks no reality or truth exists outside of what one can sense with his five senses.
    Because of our human faculties, we can all think about possible realities and truths that exist outside of what we can sense with our five senses. All of us. So who are you talking about?

    If there were a human being who, for whatever reason [it's your idea so perhaps you need to give an example or scenarion - severe mental illness? Debilitating intellectual disability?], if such a human had to rely only on their five senses and had no other faculties or capacities, would it be fair to judge them in terms of human morality?
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    @sonship said
    The phobia that thinks no reality or truth exists outside of what one can sense with his five senses.
    That is really quite a strange thing to say!

    Apart from the fact that we have far more than 5 senses
    would anyone seriously question the reality of UV or infra-red,
    both of which can show a reality we cannot directly sense?
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    @wolfgang59 said
    That is really quite a strange thing to say!
    I think he was just trying a bit too hard.
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    @wolfgang59

    There was once a philosophy called Empiricism which be I had in mind.

    Locke

    IMO I still meet people who think only what they can sense is real. Some forms of materialism. "To BE is to be Perceived."

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    @sonship said
    @wolfgang59

    There was once a philosophy called Empiricism which be I had in mind.

    Locke

    IMO I still meet people who think only what they can sense is real. Some forms of materialism. "To BE is to be Perceived."
    I think you were trying to land a little pretentious blow to the chin but just blurted out something half-baked instead and you've ended up making a fool of yourself.
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    @sonship said
    There was once a philosophy called Empiricism which be I had in mind.
    IMO I still meet people who think only what they can sense is real.
    You meet people who do not believe in unseen radiation?
    (ie gamma rays, radio rays, X-rays)
    or unhearable sound?
    (ultrasound)

    Where do you meet these people?
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    "Can anyone think of any good or wholesome 'isms'?"



    Vegetarianism. Be kind to animals, don't eat them.
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    @moonbus said
    "Can anyone think of any good or wholesome 'isms'?"



    Vegetarianism. Be kind to animals, don't eat them.
    Sure, but then the vegetables are the victims.
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    @ghost-of-a-duke said
    Sure, but then the vegetables are the victims.
    We don't hear strawberries scream, so they don't count.
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    @moonbus said
    We don't hear strawberries scream, so they don't count.
    Strawberry ice scream.
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    @ghost-of-a-duke said
    Strawberry ice scream.
    Jainism, there's a noble -ism. Respect for all life, including plant life. Extreme Jainists are called "sky-clad" meaning they walk about naked and will not walk even on grass so as not to trample plants. I do not know what they eat--maybe carrion, only from animals which died of natural causes.
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