The Most Accurate Way To Tell If Someone Is 100% Ignorant Without Saying A Word

1) What you feel is chemical.So now we know how we have feelings. Your point? Does that mean that our emotions are created by chemical reactions that anything we think or do has no meaning or reason?2) How are you the most important person in your life, when life defines you...I base how I act on my experiences and moral code. I have a completely different moral code than the one I was raised with. I am the most important person in my life because I can feel my own emotions. I can't feel others'. Stuff affects me directly, and I react because of it. Just because I base my thoughts on my environment doesn't mean the environment controlls me. Implying that the environment controlls me would mean I have no free will or only one way to do everything, and most people would act about the same.3) In the entire history of mankind, happiness was the cherry on top...Implying that the reason we do things is to BE happy, we don't do things and FIND happiness in them. I don't act in order to purely make myself happy, I act to benefit myself and others around me, and then I find happiness in what I've done. We have faught in wars for our freedom, something that will make us happy.4) How are you happy with life, when your chemical reactions have nothing to do with life itself, but the small box you placed it in?If you want to dig deep and explain why we have emotions, go ahead. But that doesn't stop me from being happy. Maybe I don't even know why I'm happy sometimes. But to say I can't be happy because the chemical reactions in my brain have only adapted to my environment is ridiculous. Happiness comes from accomplishment, for example, if I accomplish something, can I not be happy about it because I simply did it because I adapted to my environment and understood I should do that thing?5) This is a fair statement6) The best way to speak is with your mind, while coloring your spoken word with your heart. Your mind is not "you", it's the Universe - to speak with your mind, while speaking about yourself, is an oxymoron.I like that. However, what "you" are isn't only your heart - it's what the environment has shaped you to be. It's how you adapted to your surroundings and use your experiences to act on your own. I see what you mean though, for example, to say "I believe abortion should be legal," is not necessarily myself thinking that, but more like, "the universe has shaped me to believe abortion should be legal." So I agree in a sense with that.7) This is a fair statement.8) This is a fair statement.9) This is a fair statement.10) Happiness is weakness, when it is without a frame...We are bone and chemicals. Those chemicals give us emotions. One being happiness. It is only a weakness when you feel there is something more important - there isn't.11) This is a fair statement.12) There is a difference between dwelling with it and dealing with it.I agree. I guess what I'm saying is I don't "dwell" on anything, however, I do believe it is natural to do so. If we didn't ever dwell on anything, and then one guy did, it would be considered unnatural. Dwelling, along with happiness, is an emotion. It can and probably will be detremental to your happiness or productivity, but it is natural.13) This is a fair statement.14) Everything was wrong about serving your chemicals, the moment you realize that we do not own this body and mind - we hone it through the governing laws of the Universe.Like I said before, we base our ideas off how the universe has shaped us. We can do whatever we want, but we chose to act certain ways and think certain things and even sometimes feel certain feelings, and not all the time we do those things because of how we were raised by the universe.15) To be happy for yourself, is to live a sticky life....This is implying that to be happy, we need to forget about everything else. My grandmother had a stroke a while ago, and sure, I was upset, but I was able to look past that and see that she is still alive, that this is life, this is what happens, we stayed a family, and we stayed together and it brought a lot of my family together, which in turn made me happy.16) This is a fair statement.17) Life is about changing and breaking into new worlds and new experiences....I agree to an extent, however, you can't say exactly why we are alive or what anything is about. It's a theory just like mine on that we strive on happiness. And to forget about the past, even if it makes us happy, simply because we can't relive it or just because it's done with, does not help anything. If remembering last week or last decade makes you happy, relive it.18) This is a fair statement.19) How is making yourself happy a good thing?...Who said we need to become something else? Who said we need to build civilizations or be as technologically advanced as possible? Who said we need to have a family and get a mortgage and pay taxes? Happiness is what binds us with life. It even helps your argument, at the end of all that, building and mortgage and family, lies happiness.20) This is a fair statement.21) This is a fair statement. However, why call it your happiness, when this Universe defined you and influenced everything that is collectively "you"?Key word is influenced. Yes, it played a big role in how I think, but I can still chose my own actions. I believe killing people is wrong, but that doesn't mean I can't pick up a rifle and shoot someone.22) To choose material over matter, is to choose lie over life.Sorry you'll have to define that more.23) It's a choice based on logical fallacies. You can't live life happy, when you live it in fallacy.So if you have a poor reason to be happy, you can't be happy? I'm happy because my wireless mouse hasn't died yet. Some may say "what the hell is that, it won't die for a while, why celebrate?" But I'm still happy. Or maybe the weather is raining, most people would say "it's raining, what horrible weather." But I would say "the rain is good for the environment." To have a "bad" reason to be happy is basically impossible.24) Dwelling is not dealing.You're right, as I said earlier.25) There's no point in winning. This is a man-made construct designed for those that lie for their value and their esteem.When you win, you're happy. Nothing else matters. You made yourself happy.26) It's not a human tendency, as it's sub-human. Intelligent people fix issues; geniuses prevent them.So are you saying not to react as humans should, but to push every natural human emotion and reaction out of the way to process what happened? Although I agree it is better to use logic and reason over emotion, emotion is a natural human thing and to push it away and replace it with reason is only hurting yourself.27) This is a fair statement.28) No, eye-witness accounts is the blindest of blind....Alright, this is fair.29) Being self-conscious, is not the same as being self-centered.Either way, making sure you're happy is important in life. If you are miserable, and you ignore other people to make yourself happy, good on you. Although you aren't helping anyone else, you're making the most important person in your life happy.30) Change can never be bad - it's only bad for us, because we are bad for not accepting it.I agree completely. Take the change and make the best situation you can with it, especially if it's inevitable.31) There's no "you", or "I". All things you is reaction...I think we've really gone over this point several times.32) You are very fixated on yourself, not the Universe. This is a poison - not a virtue.I understand that the universe has helped shape me and my ideas, however, I know that it cannot control how I act. It can influence how I act, and I can even act the way the universe would apparently "want" me to, but that doesn't mean it is controlling me.33) This is a fair statement.34) This is a fair statement.35) Never - to say such things would solely be defeat.If life is crappy, sometimes we need to do something to make ourselves happy again. To "get away from reality." It makes us happy, we know what's going on, but we ignore everything bad that's happening to focus on our own mental health.This has been a lot better discussion than I thought it would be, so thanks.