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Started by DigitalBuddha, January 13, 2016, 09:29:22 PM

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Reverend Al

Maybe it's just doing yoga.
I don't go to church on Sunday
Don't get on my knees to pray
Don't memorize the books of the Bible
I got my own special way

BikerDude

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Well to be fair the question remains somewhat ambiguous.
While I'll grant that we are talking wilderness proper here the scene could most aptly be described as a meadow.
The woods can be seen in the background and excluding a "caught short" situation this indicates a meadow preference. Which does not exclude the possibility of woods activity.
A larger dataset would be required accompanied by proper analysis producing ideally pie charts and what have you.
If anything this piece of information illustrates a need to more completely clarify the position.
Is the question "Does a Bear shit in the woods?"
Or "Does a Bear ever shit in the woods while sometimes in the meadow or the walmart parking lot".
To the actual question at hand similar evidence can be presented.
Clearly the Pope does at times shit in the woods. But we can assume that at other times he shits in the Vatican.
Lotta in's and out's.


And then there's this that just mucks things all up. That is clearly the Popelet.
And a ..... Bope?


Out here we are all his children


Brother D

Is that some kind of eastern thing?  Shit yeah! I did get all Schrödinger and wonder if the bear (or pope for that matter) would shit in the woods if un observed? Well dudes, we just don't know.

jgiffin

Bishop Berkeley would say that god, as the omnipresent observer, renders the question moot. Since he is everywhere, all is observed.

It's an interesting work-around to such quantum problems. Well, "interesting" in Bohr's sense of completely useless, un-testable, and worse than wrong.  But that's what you get when a bishop starts philosophizing.

Reverend Al

Sounds more like flogging the Bishop.  I wonder if bears and Popes do that in the woods too?  And, if they did, would Jackie Treehorn film it and call it Flog Jammin', or just charge a hundred to watch?  A lotta ins, a lotta outs, a lotta what-have-yous.
I don't go to church on Sunday
Don't get on my knees to pray
Don't memorize the books of the Bible
I got my own special way

BikerDude

Quote from: Brother D on January 14, 2016, 03:51:38 PM
Is that some kind of eastern thing?  Shit yeah! I did get all Schrödinger and wonder if the bear (or pope for that matter) would shit in the woods if un observed? Well dudes, we just don't know.

And more importantly would it stink if no one was there to smell it?
The pope's followers generally seem to take the position that his doesn't ever stink.



Out here we are all his children


Brother D

Quote from: jgiffin on January 14, 2016, 05:38:43 PM
Bishop Berkeley would say that god, as the omnipresent observer, renders the question moot. Since he is everywhere, all is observed.

It's an interesting work-around to such quantum problems. Well, "interesting" in Bohr's sense of completely useless, un-testable, and worse than wrong.  But that's what you get when a bishop starts philosophizing.

It seems it would smell as "god" is apparently omnipresent. But as with the tree, it is true (scientifically) whether you believe or not. However, would a man would still be wrong, if no women were around?  That's up to individual opinion, man.


Flying Toaster

Quote from: jgiffin on January 14, 2016, 05:38:43 PM
Bishop Berkeley would say that god, as the omnipresent observer, renders the question moot. Since he is everywhere, all is observed.
Far out man! An interesting perspective that requires further pondering.

Here's another thing. Does that mean God also hears all and can tell us if the tree does in fact make a sound or not?
White Russians are my drink of choice for His Dudeness has shown me the way!

SagebrushSage

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