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**radikal** · 08-02-2012, 09:50 AM

Was about to say that is a very bold statement to make by him given the topic of not self. Being "self" assured that you would attain enlightenment seems to contradict the statement there is no self in the philosophy.

I thought the neoclassical economics of "rational" versus non-rational statement with endowment effects would have been a more interesting topic to discuss about the delusional economical situation of the GFC though.

religious nuts always make bold statement that dont make sense

im used to it already ..thats why i can still stay in here and debunk them without feeling any anger

its just plain fun . i hope all readers here learn logic things instead of delusional stuff made by them

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08-02-2012, 09:50 AM	#13
radikal Join Date Oct 2005 Age 54 Posts 4,523 Senior Member	Was about to say that is a very bold statement to make by him given the topic of not self. Being "self" assured that you would attain enlightenment seems to contradict the statement there is no self in the philosophy. I thought the neoclassical economics of "rational" versus non-rational statement with endowment effects would have been a more interesting topic to discuss about the delusional economical situation of the GFC though. religious nuts always make bold statement that dont make sense im used to it already ..thats why i can still stay in here and debunk them without feeling any anger its just plain fun . i hope all readers here learn logic things instead of delusional stuff made by them .
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