Really???Originally posted by smothers
A: Quality of life can be described as the statistical length of a group's life.
ROTFL... you have got to be kidding me? Are you for real? Or are you a fake sent here to make things easy for me? :chuckle:Originally posted by smothers
Q: But we may disagree. How shall we make a final determination if we disagree?
A: We would choose an objective third party.
What else can I say..... but..... your a knuckle-head!Originally posted by smothers
So you would state that two people who lived the exact same span of years had the same quality of life no matter what their circumstances?
Generally, yes.
Thanks... but its kinda like playing baseball against little kids.Originally posted by drbrumley
This is just a behold to watch Knight, keep it up :up:
No, you are wrong. In most countries and certainly in a righteous Government (if one existed) Judges would be chosen to uphold an EXISTING standard. Only in evil governments would these judges get to set the standards themselves. In fact even in the wicked governments that exist today I can't think of any that let their chosen judges set their own standards of morality (at least they aren't supposed to)Originally posted by smothers
Q:
If we disagree, how on earth could we agree on an objective third party??? I.e., the only one of us who would think our third party was objective would be the one that was ultimately exonerated - heaven knows what would happen if our objective third party didn't agree with either of us! -
A: Isn't choosing a third party to decide the basis of government, mediation and the court system?
Do I get to choose the third party or do you?A: Objective means an accurate representation of reality. One would choose a third party by their quality of viewing/deciding things based on reality.
So it's theoretically impossible for this to happen????Originally posted by smothers
The person who lived in a cave would statistically not live to be 75. This person is a statistical outlier. You should choose a better example.
You created the standard not me. Tendencies weren't part of your standard.Originally posted by smothers
I would think that it would be pretty obvious that those with a higher quality of life tend to live longer. Notice the word "tend", Knight is attempting to point at statistical flukes to prove his point.