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Contact Information Guestbook: View or sign guestbook (18)	Biographical Information Location: England Gender: male Birthdate: June 11, 1988 (25 years old) Biography: SittinWSocratesTiff wrote: Sapientia is a hunter by nature. He is the 'eye in the sky' that no one ever expects... and then out of no where, he zips in, makes his position known, captures his prey without his talons ever touching the ground, and then he is gone. Deep within the forest of Absurdity is where he can be found most at home, entranced with Friedrich Nietzsche, watching the fire from a tree, repeating the same question over and over again: "who, who?". Sapientia can be as light as they come or as heavy as is ever needed. He holds a special place in the forums; one that needed filling.
Sapientia's Membership Status Registration Date: Jan 11, 2010 Usergroup: Sponsors Topics Submitted: 161 topics Total Posts: 8132 (5 per day) Replies Received: 5679 Shouts: 2411 Total Time Online: 209 days, 0 hours and 50 minutes	Submission History Most recent topics: Justified False Belief Guess Who Feigned Ignorance Things Like Apples Misguided Kantian Presuppositions Find all topics submitted by Sapientia Most recent posts: That's more or less what I was getting at earlier. See what I mean? There is nothing so absurd to deny, but some Philosophy Forums member has denied it. Then nothing. Never mind. No, no problem. I'm beyond caring at this point. Eh? Why are you asking me that? No, that's not what I'd expect of you. Don't encourage me. Good luck on getting to 100, though. Therefore...? I don't find that curious.That it was interesting enough for me to reply to doesn't say much. Oftentimes I'm draw... Find all posts posted by Sapientia Most recent shouts: Sapientia [Apr 20, 2014 - 1:25 PM]: You must be quite forgiving to love the man that carved your eye out. Although, it did happen a very long time ago. Sapientia [Apr 20, 2014 - 8:05 AM]: PossibleAaron, you were around when Sparticus was crucified? Sapientia [Apr 19, 2014 - 9:01 PM]: I wish that Jesus existed so that I could crucify him. Sapientia [Apr 18, 2014 - 7:48 AM]: Albert Camus, do you have any reason to believe otherwise? I don't see how the Trinity is illogical if it's analogous to a human with multiple personality disorder, as a brief reading of the Wikipedia article on the Trinity makes me think. The human would be each personality, but the personalities would each be distinct from each other. Where's the supposed fallacy? Oh, I see you created a topic in which you've linked to a video which is supposed to explain the problem. Sapientia [Apr 18, 2014 - 7:23 AM]: Thanks Paul. Tiff, modern theme, top-right. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Next Last

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Location: England

Gender: male

Birthdate: June 11, 1988 (25 years old)

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SittinWSocratesTiff wrote:
Sapientia is a hunter by nature. He is the 'eye in the sky' that no one ever expects... and then out of no where, he zips in, makes his position known, captures his prey without his talons ever touching the ground, and then he is gone.

Deep within the forest of Absurdity is where he can be found most at home, entranced with Friedrich Nietzsche, watching the fire from a tree, repeating the same question over and over again: "who, who?".

Sapientia can be as light as they come or as heavy as is ever needed. He holds a special place in the forums; one that needed filling.

Sapientia's Membership Status

Registration Date: Jan 11, 2010

Usergroup: Sponsors

Topics Submitted: 161 topics

Total Posts: 8132 (5 per day)

Replies Received: 5679

Shouts: 2411

Total Time Online: 209 days, 0 hours and 50 minutes

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Sapientia [Apr 20, 2014 - 1:25 PM]: You must be quite forgiving to love the man that carved your eye out. Although, it did happen a very long time ago.
Sapientia [Apr 20, 2014 - 8:05 AM]: PossibleAaron, you were around when Sparticus was crucified?
Sapientia [Apr 19, 2014 - 9:01 PM]: I wish that Jesus existed so that I could crucify him.
Sapientia [Apr 18, 2014 - 7:48 AM]: Albert Camus, do you have any reason to believe otherwise? I don't see how the Trinity is illogical if it's analogous to a human with multiple personality disorder, as a brief reading of the Wikipedia article on the Trinity makes me think. The human would be each personality, but the personalities would each be distinct from each other. Where's the supposed fallacy? Oh, I see you created a topic in which you've linked to a video which is supposed to explain the problem.
Sapientia [Apr 18, 2014 - 7:23 AM]: Thanks Paul. Tiff, modern theme, top-right.

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