What is 'deep thinking'?
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Re: What is 'deep thinking'?
Wub, you are a bastard.
Re: What is 'deep thinking'?
Up to the hilt, Daniel-San.nowaysj wrote:Wub, you are a bastard.
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Re: What is 'deep thinking'?
Don't think so.wub wrote:Is thinking deep the same as deep thinking?
You can be deep in thought but not thought in deep.
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Re: What is 'deep thinking'?
I believe that people define 'deep thinking' as thought that exceeds their own abstract thinking capabilities. That reaches conclusions they can't reach themselves or describes things they didn't see previously.

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Re: What is 'deep thinking'?
"Oh shit, the cat's turned green and this lighter."signals wrote:thinking when on drugs?
Too much of a broad definition. Alcohol particularly doesn't seem to encourage any kin of contemplation. Alcoholism, on the other hand, lends to some introspection...
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Re: What is 'deep thinking'?
If deep thinking is measured in time then is simply does not exist, because time does not exist, its just a made up human concept.
Re: What is 'deep thinking'?
^I reckon quick thinking is a more appropriate contrast.
with deep thinking requiring more time for the processing of more complex problems
and quick thinking just needing enough time to devise a punch line
with deep thinking requiring more time for the processing of more complex problems
and quick thinking just needing enough time to devise a punch line
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Re: What is 'deep thinking'?
Absolute time doesn't exist, things do still change though.rockonin wrote:If deep thinking is measured in time then is simply does not exist, because time does not exist, its just a made up human concept.
magma wrote:It's a good job none of this matters.
Re: What is 'deep thinking'?
saying time doesn't exist is like saying sounds don't exist
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Re: What is 'deep thinking'?
Well, space more. Without time or space there would be no way for anyone or anything to exist.
magma wrote:It's a good job none of this matters.
Re: What is 'deep thinking'?
yh but i mean in the way that sounds exist only as we perceive them, time is the same
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kay wrote:We kept pointing at his back and (quietly) telling people "That's M8son...."
wolf89 wrote:I really don't think I'm a music snob.
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Re: What is 'deep thinking'?
Is this the tree in the woods argument? lol
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Re: What is 'deep thinking'?
When you're thinking about yourself as an insignificant being in direct relation to the whole.
Generally when reading about Quantum Physics/Mechanics, Sagan, DeGrasse Tyson, Dawkins, Hawking, Einstein etc.
Generally when reading about Quantum Physics/Mechanics, Sagan, DeGrasse Tyson, Dawkins, Hawking, Einstein etc.
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