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Assuming that people's body movements happen as a result of signals from the brain called thoughts is far from controversial. I never said it was controversial. thoughts arent signals from the brain. thoughts are not the scientifically detectable mechanical/chemical/electrical signals that travel from the brain to other body parts, contrary to what you believe. What has your body done to make you so averse to personal culpability? "It might not be my fault" monkey pleads at the pearly gates. "Maybe my spirit was just along for the ride and it wasn't my fault that my body just did what it did to those [redacted]!" Your amateur psychologizing is way off the mark as usual, you are just making shit up. But keep flailing away at the bizarre strawman you have concocted in your head. Its nothing to do with me or my body, what I do or dont believe about free will or personal culpability. You made a claim that thoughts cause actions, bodies to move. You have yet to show that this is the case. your whole point has been that we shouldnt think about boys sexually, because thinking about them sexually is the first step to acting sexually, hence why you are trying to say that thoughts cause bodies to take action You acknowledge that not all thoughts cause bodies to take action. Luckily for me, then, all the thoughts I have about boys are the kind that do not cause me to take action("maybe they are just destined for other paths?") Just because you have to act whenever you think about boys, doesnt mean everyone else does. |