Nemra

No. It's about the truthfulness of the statements. You can do logic on assumptions, but that doesn't make them true.

@Salvijus, I'm saying that there hasn't been anything outside existing from your experience. Find me something that is not in your experience. Get it? If you find it, then it's in your experience.

Is that a new way to reassure yourself? Being logical isn't the problem. Not realizing is the problem. Separate conscious experiences are imaginary.

Nothing has been debubked. You don't possess consciousness in my experience. Likewise, I don't possess consciousness in your experience. You are imagining a person who is having a separate conscious experience outside of your own.

😁

Leo's joke was about saying that your imaginary non-solipsist doesn't have a mind of its own hiding behind because it is the result of your imagination, regardless of what the imaginary non-solipsist thinks about it. @Leo Gura, correct me if I am wrong.

Everything is West's fault. 😔 And if it's Western then it's fake, not natural. 😩

Again, Jews also have ancestral ties. However, I'm saying that using "ancestral ties" to defend your position is most likely nonsense. Yeah, it could work a few times, but I would not recommend relying on it unless you want to waste your life and create an identity out of it.

Nice cheap trick you did there saying things that I did not say. I wanted to show you that "ancestral ties" is BS. It's about who is living on those lands now. But, yes, I recognize that Israel has been doing shitty stuff to Palestinians than Palestinians could ever do to Israelis.

@Leo Gura, I know, thanks to you, and I agree with you. He just defends those lands as if those lands have been given to Palestinians. Zionists also think that it has been theirs. However, I understand that Palestinians have been living there for a while now, and they have been attached to those lands, which Israelis should have understood by now.

@Twentyfirst, Jews also lived in that area long ago. They also migrated and were displaced. Why wouldn't they want to go back to their ancestral land? You want "ancestral ties" to apply to Palestinians but not to Jews?

Yep. Me too.

I would never forget Copenhagen and Amsterdam. 😏 You have to be somewhat rich to have a better life in Egypt.

That is normal. 😁 As a tourist, you might be able to ignore lots of day-to-day stuff. I promise, it is not good.

Most people there struggle to survive. Lately the prices have gone up. Also, you will have a difficult time buying sugar. Lol. I lived in Egypt for a long time, and I would say it's not worth living there unless you have a very good reason. However, you would witness the starkness of survival. Imagine seeing 100s of poor people living in dirt all around you. You have to be very careful when walking outside, especially as a foreigner.

The Devil's Advocate:

Google Veo 3 Demo - Singing and Music

Ironically, the more masculine activities I did, the more I got captivated by masculine behavior. 😅 Sorry for diverting from the topic.

Haven't I clarified that I'm not talking about most Jews? Also, I was talking about the early leaders of the project.

Few of them may have, but that doesn't excuse the intention of Zionists. So Netanyahu is willing to solve the situation. Give me a break.

Early Zionists wanted to create the state by knowingly going against Palestinians. They have led Jews to the current situation.

People can be gaslighted by their own leaders.

You don't even think it's worth doing. So why bring that example? Why don't you do that yourself instead of believing in stuff?