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Posted on Jul.22.2008 @ 09:41PM EDT by shayne
Confusion is a wobbeling of the mind between alternatives.
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Reply from Snibbler
Jul.23.2008
12:52AM EDT
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Naahh.. Thats pondering and mental stress I would say, confusion is more of a wobbeling of the mind between Unknown alternatives:) |
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Reply from ______
Jul.23.2008
08:03AM EDT
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Naah, baah, I disagree - Psst! You wanna pick a but or two? |
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Reply from IZIZIZ
Jul.23.2008
10:05AM EDT
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Confusion is one of the infinite experiences that can be had within the mind reality. If you wobble when confused then that is your own experience. Call it wobbling confusion if you like or whatever you like. It is yours and yours alone to do so. |
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Reply from Woodsman
Jul.23.2008
07:50PM EDT
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There are no alternatives, to a confused mind. |
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Reply from shayne
Jul.23.2008
08:45PM EDT
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i like snibblers reply |
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Reply from Woodsman
Jul.23.2008
10:50PM EDT
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Ok ok... there are many alternatives to a confused mind. |
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Reply from Woodsman
Jul.23.2008
11:07PM EDT
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... and preference for snibbles |
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Reply from Woodsman
Jul.23.2008
11:29PM EDT
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... and bits |
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Reply from glorymind
Jul.24.2008
06:50AM EDT
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Quote: "Ok ok... there are many alternatives to a confused mind.
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There are many states of mind which one may internally label 'confused'.
Independent (non-identical) same-named quales? |
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Reply from Snibbler
Jul.24.2008
07:22AM EDT
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A good zenmaster is never confused, he just says. "Oh, I`m confused, no confusion abouth that!"
(it went something like that:)
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Reply from glorymind
Jul.24.2008
07:33AM EDT
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Quote: "Quote: "Ok ok... there are many alternatives to a confused mind.
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There are many states of mind which one may internally label 'confused'.
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So many.... almost infinite... but the brain is finite, and thusly by rational inference, only so many. |
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Reply from Woodsman
Jul.24.2008
12:03PM EDT
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Quote: "A good zenmaster is never confused, he just says. "Oh, I`m confused, no confusion abouth that!"
(it went something like that:)
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good, for you
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