Re: Levels of consciousness

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>The are no "problems associated with measuring conscousness"; it can't be
>measured. By whom is this allegedly "known as the 'Metaphysical Dilemna'"?
>That phrase strikes me as so vague that it could be applied to anything in
>the metaphysical realm.

OOooh! I see a contradiction. Can anyone else find it? If you can you get a
cookie. You should find it easily, its so obvious!

>
>Yes. I suspect they probably didn't, and for the reason that they probably
>weren't that far removed from them in level of consciousness or level of
>culture.

Oh ho! We have another term: "level of culture!" I suppose you won't define
that one either? Just a question; what level of consciouness and level of
culture are you in? That is of course by your understanding of those
terms.


--Matt

Matthew D. Joanis '98
"Hamjambo!"
Anthropology
St. Lawrence University
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http://it.stlawu.edu/~mjoanis
"Ipsa scientia potestas est"

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