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Re: The Most Beautiful girl/woman in the multiverse?

Unread postby mgibbons19 » Sat 16 Sep 2006, 17:32:44

It's a good thing the original poster doesn't suffer too many fmanly laws, like being a computer nerd so geeked out he named himself after a keyboard, and instead of actually getting laid in real life is dreaming about using supercomputers to model a visual perfect average, debating about it all in a scif-fi cult virtual community.

Platonic ideals are fun and all, but I'll take real women in the real world.
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Re: The Most Beautiful girl/woman in the multiverse?

Unread postby Atlantean_Relic » Sun 17 Sep 2006, 00:33:59

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Re: The Most Beautiful girl/woman in the multiverse?

Unread postby Z » Sun 17 Sep 2006, 01:18:14

This thread is meaningless.
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Re: The Most Beautiful girl/woman in the multiverse?

Unread postby azreal60 » Sun 17 Sep 2006, 02:23:10

That poor poor boy.

I have to say, there is no perfect woman for all men, because all men are different.

My perfection is Hugely different than Tyler JC's for instance. I would take my wife over elizabeth hurley any day of the week. ( skinny girls just don't do it for me)

I have to agree, it's a pretty pointless post, but do you ever notice how some of the best talks can come out of pointless trivial crap? It's because your so tired of talking about the orginal topic you start branching outwards to new things.
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Re: The Most Beautiful girl/woman in the multiverse?

Unread postby joewp » Sun 17 Sep 2006, 03:34:34

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Z', 'T')his thread is meaningless.


I don't agree. I liked the pictures of Elizabeth Hurley.
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Re: The Most Beautiful girl/woman in the multiverse?

Unread postby smallpoxgirl » Sun 17 Sep 2006, 05:58:04

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('markam', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'T')he problem is I have never seen a woman that looks perfect. All are ugly.


Bet you get lots of dates with opening lines like that.

Sounds like a closet case to me.
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Re: The Most Beautiful girl/woman in the multiverse?

Unread postby Concerned » Sun 17 Sep 2006, 06:41:02

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('qwerty', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Concerned', '
')It's really quite simple. Ultimate perfection does not exist. Not for a woman, man, apple, movie or chess game.

There is no real point to a beauty pagent, it's flaring off excess energy and mostly it's entertainment.

The ultimate perfection is not non perfection, it quite simply is that it makes no sense to frame your question in this manner. Some things that you find desirable other people may find undesirable. Therefore you can't say what you or someone else likes is the one perfect way of having that thing. Not to mention that some highly desirable attributes may be mutually exclusive, depending on individual preferance

What you idea of perfection is will differ from someone else thinks is perfect. The whole concept is not only absurd but an irrelevant proposition.


And what would be your definition of a RELEVANT proposition then?

You see, the whole problem is that's STILL YOUR DEFINITION, and by your definition of things being 'an individuals' definition, then who are you to say that my definition is incorrect?

So this never gets anywhere. You are running in circles evading the question.. I'm trying to find something 'real' here.

Think about it.


The relevant proposition is that there is no such thing as a single ideal of perfection for a man, woman, apple or other object and that an ideal of perfection can vary from individual to individual.
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Re: The Most Beautiful girl/woman in the multiverse?

Unread postby WildRose » Sun 17 Sep 2006, 09:26:28

Here's another thought, Qwerty.

Since you are certain that you can create a visual image of a perfect woman, why don't you just go ahead and do it? You sound like you're quite sure of what all the parameters would be, so why would you need to consult anyone else?

And, knowing that you don't agree that ideas of perfection are subjective, it would be interesting to see if you could find another person who is in 100% agreement that the image you create is perfect.
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Re: The Most Beautiful girl/woman in the multiverse?

Unread postby qwerty » Sun 17 Sep 2006, 11:08:29

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('smallpoxgirl', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('markam', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'T')he problem is I have never seen a woman that looks perfect. All are ugly.


Bet you get lots of dates with opening lines like that.

Sounds like a closet case to me.


Like I said earlier, No need to get so defensive. Sheesh...
I explained to you my line of reasoning, but your reputtal is a simple
"sounds like a closet case to me". Well, I'm sorry you feel that way.
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Re: The Most Beautiful girl/woman in the multiverse?

Unread postby qwerty » Sun 17 Sep 2006, 11:11:22

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Concerned', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('qwerty', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Concerned', '
')It's really quite simple. Ultimate perfection does not exist. Not for a woman, man, apple, movie or chess game.

There is no real point to a beauty pagent, it's flaring off excess energy and mostly it's entertainment.

The ultimate perfection is not non perfection, it quite simply is that it makes no sense to frame your question in this manner. Some things that you find desirable other people may find undesirable. Therefore you can't say what you or someone else likes is the one perfect way of having that thing. Not to mention that some highly desirable attributes may be mutually exclusive, depending on individual preferance

What you idea of perfection is will differ from someone else thinks is perfect. The whole concept is not only absurd but an irrelevant proposition.


And what would be your definition of a RELEVANT proposition then?

You see, the whole problem is that's STILL YOUR DEFINITION, and by your definition of things being 'an individuals' definition, then who are you to say that my definition is incorrect?

So this never gets anywhere. You are running in circles evading the question.. I'm trying to find something 'real' here.

Think about it.


The relevant proposition is that there is no such thing as a single ideal of perfection for a man, woman, apple or other object and that an ideal of perfection can vary from individual to individual.


The fact that YOU as a SUBJECTIVE individual BELIEVE that "there is no such thing as a single ideal of perfection for a ..." is still your INDIVIDUAL belief, & THAT believe itself is subject to VARY from INDIVIDUAL TO INDIVIDUAL. Get it?

There is no such thing as objectivity, at best subjective objectivity.
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Re: The Most Beautiful girl/woman in the multiverse?

Unread postby qwerty » Sun 17 Sep 2006, 11:13:42

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Z', 'T')his thread is meaningless.


And what is meaningful to you? Can you smell the irony in what you just posted?
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Re: The Most Beautiful girl/woman in the multiverse?

Unread postby qwerty » Sun 17 Sep 2006, 11:24:06

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('WildRose', 'H')ere's another thought, Qwerty.

Since you are certain that you can create a visual image of a perfect woman, why don't you just go ahead and do it? You sound like you're quite sure of what all the parameters would be, so why would you need to consult anyone else?

And, knowing that you don't agree that ideas of perfection are subjective, it would be interesting to see if you could find another person who is in 100% agreement that the image you create is perfect.


WildRose,

I never said I can create a visual image of anything, I WISH I could create a 'perfect girl/woman' . Not that easy. But I am pretty certain one does EXISTS, somewhere in the platonic plane, just like the mandelbrot set, just like the David Statue, just waiting to be discovered, or carved out.

Have you ever wanted something really bad for a really long time and finally gotten it, you thought you had the universe, then of course after some time you got bored and realized it wasn't what you wanted? Repeat that about a million times.

There are so many hobbies, interests, ideas, entertainment, so many forms of expression, beauty, love, greatness in this so far uncollapse pre-peak oil world. Yet not any one item can in and of itself keep the interest of anyone indefinitely. This is just wrong. It shouldn't be this way.

Even Bobby Fisher, who at one point was like a God of Chess, who said 'Chess was Life' now denounces the game and never lets anyone mention it in his presence. And when he does play its with his own set of rules, with the pieces starting out all randomly placed over the board. Chess has ruined his life and made him crazy, and only now does he realize chess wasn't even worth it.

I just want to find ONE thing that is totally immersive, dynamic, alive, so stunningly shocking gorgious and magnificiently beautiful, so lovely and absolutely perfect, so awe inspiring and magical, so intimately enchanting, so simple, open, kind, transparent, yet elegant that I could stare at it for the rest of eternity and never get bored, each moment being a infinite perfection over the other, always infinitely adding onto infinitely, every moment being newest and bestest, forever and a day. Never feeling bored, never tiring, never ending.

The problem in real life is not that one cannot perserveer at what one likes, or does. The real problem is that one should not feel obligated to perserveer in the first place! Society is all wrong, they say infidetly is bad, sure it is, but its worse to be obligated by marriage or duty to someone you have fallen out of love or interest with. You shouldn't force yourself to love anything that you don't.
Live is too damn short to play games like this. If you don't like something, don't do it.

Soldiers shouldn't force themselves to be loyal to there country, if they don't want to, then the country is obviously not worth that much to them anyhow, and they should AWOL.

Don't 'stick' to a hobby that you are not good at just so you can 'see it through' thats defeating the whole point and purpose if you think about it.

In the end, all I want to find is something simple, just something so elegant and 'great' so full of perfection (perfection is NOT simply the absence of flaws, it is the PRESENCE of ample perfection) that
nothing else matters, nothing else even exists.
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Re: The Most Beautiful girl/woman in the multiverse?

Unread postby smallpoxgirl » Sun 17 Sep 2006, 13:00:09

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('qwerty', 'L')ike I said earlier, No need to get so defensive. Sheesh...
I explained to you my line of reasoning, but your reputtal is a simple
"sounds like a closet case to me". Well, I'm sorry you feel that way.

Defensive? :lol: Don't flatter yourself. Believe it or not I'm really not looking for approval from boys who name themselves after keyboard patterns.

Seems to me that you're the one getting defensive. I'm just saying....if you think all women are ugly....maybe you're fishing on the wrong side of the boat. How about the pictures of Jato? Is he ugly too, or do those pictures get you hot? Sex isn't about formulae and calculations. It's about grunts and sweat and smells. If you're having to think this hard about it, you're missing something.
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Re: The Most Beautiful girl/woman in the multiverse?

Unread postby mgibbons19 » Sun 17 Sep 2006, 13:27:15

Nah it's a fascinating idea. Although the poor bastard doesn't present himself that well.

It's kind of like that playboy art:

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It's not about real women, at's about the platonic woman (if you believe such a thing exists), or just an average.

If you're not into plato though, you're likely to think it too subjective and bound to fail.

Edit: stupid pictures!

and to say that in the process of finding platos ideal, I suspect real eros will be killed.
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Re: The Most Beautiful girl/woman in the multiverse?

Unread postby Concerned » Sun 17 Sep 2006, 15:51:07

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('qwerty', '
')The fact that YOU as a SUBJECTIVE individual BELIEVE that "there is no such thing as a single ideal of perfection for a ..." is still your INDIVIDUAL belief, & THAT believe itself is subject to VARY from INDIVIDUAL TO INDIVIDUAL. Get it?

There is no such thing as objectivity, at best subjective objectivity.
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Im not saying Im more right than you are, Im just saying your original proposition is absurd exactly because of what you have posted above.

Essentially that individual differences (subjective, objective, cultural, biased, whatever they may be) preclude a beauty pagent style definition of that one perfect woman, man, apple, movie etc for every person on the planet.

Pretty simple concept to grasp I would have thought.

Now had your original proposition been to find that one perfect object for yourself and then if you had outlined your criteria and circumstances, Im certain you could find something to mesh withyour individual desire. Besides people do it every day it's called falling in love [smilie=inlove.gif]

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Re: The Most Beautiful girl/woman in the multiverse?

Unread postby WildRose » Sun 17 Sep 2006, 17:15:38

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('qwerty', '
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I just want to find ONE thing that is totally immersive, dynamic, alive, so stunningly shocking gorgious and magnificiently beautiful, so lovely and absolutely perfect, so awe inspiring and magical, so intimately enchanting, so simple, open, kind, transparent, yet elegant that I could stare at it for the rest of eternity and never get bored, each moment being a infinite perfection over the other, always infinitely adding onto infinitely, every moment being newest and bestest, forever and a day. Never feeling bored, never tiring, never ending.



I certainly get a sense of your passion and motivation for your quest, Qwerty. But once again I am thinking about the sunsets. If I decided, for example, that one sunset was perfect, and I froze the image and gazed upon it day after day, I wonder if I would be satisfied with that. Or, knowing how different and how beautiful each sunset could be, would I not be happier being completely absorbed in the beauty of each one, and anticipating the differences of future sunsets?

Of course, that's just the way I see it. Whether or not you would be happier with one perfectly gorgeous image, never-changing, and whether or not you would find this boring eventually, I can't say - you'd have to determine this for yourself.

This is why, I think, people can acknowledge beauty in people other than their spouses or current boyfriends/girlfriends. We all know what qualities attracted us to our partners, and love is love, but we are aware of beauty in others.
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Re: The Most Beautiful girl/woman in the multiverse?

Unread postby WildRose » Sun 17 Sep 2006, 17:20:27

Sorry, I didn't do the quote thing correctly on my last post.

The first paragraph is from one of Qwerty's posts.

{Fixed it for you - TheTurtle}
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Re: The Most Beautiful girl/woman in the multiverse?

Unread postby qwerty » Sun 17 Sep 2006, 17:54:59

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('smallpoxgirl', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('qwerty', 'L')ike I said earlier, No need to get so defensive. Sheesh...
I explained to you my line of reasoning, but your reputtal is a simple
"sounds like a closet case to me". Well, I'm sorry you feel that way.

Defensive? :lol: Don't flatter yourself. Believe it or not I'm really not looking for approval from boys who name themselves after keyboard patterns.

Seems to me that you're the one getting defensive. I'm just saying....if you think all women are ugly....maybe you're fishing on the wrong side of the boat. How about the pictures of Jato? Is he ugly too, or do those pictures get you hot? Sex isn't about formulae and calculations. It's about grunts and sweat and smells. If you're having to think this hard about it, you're missing something.


What??????

Okay, I tried to be nice to you. So lets get this straight, why are you bring up Jato? Just becuase I think there are no 'perfect' girl/woman (or if there are, there are far too few of them..) gives you the right to implicitly call me gay?

Why you feel the need to continually patronize my user name?

Maybe you have a crush on Jato? Surely, you wouldn't mind me making inference after the ridiculous one you just made correct??

Its plenty funny to me then, how come does a Native Indian girl (smallpoxgirl??) fall in love with a COWBOY (Jato?) Maybe you are fishing on the wrong side of the Pacific. Or maybe white man has you seduced and brainwashed. Either way, if you think my post is stupid you don't have to comment, like the saying goes, if you aint's got nothing good to say then don't be saying nothing at all.

IMHO, I still think you are insecure, otherwise you won't be compelled to belittle my post without solid reasons to back up your point, often denial is the first sign....

I was driving down the road today and saw a sign, it said:

"BE KIND".

Just a thought.
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Re: The Most Beautiful girl/woman in the multiverse?

Unread postby qwerty » Sun 17 Sep 2006, 18:17:45

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('WildRose', '')$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('qwerty', '
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This is why, I think, people can acknowledge beauty in people other than their spouses or current boyfriends/girlfriends. We all know what qualities attracted us to our partners, and love is love, but we are aware of beauty in others.


The problem is how can one reconcile the two? Love and lust are inherently very different things. If its okay to admire the beauty in other members of the opposite sex even when you are married or in a real relationship, then why is it not okay to ‘love’ other members of the opposite sex when you are already in love with someone else?

If its okay to 'love' more than one person at a time, then why is it not okay to express that love through physical attactions to two different people? Why make artificial barriers, why draw needless distinction? What the hell for? Who are we monkeys really running away from? Who are we fooling but ourselves. if you wife/husband/gf/bf was truly so 'right' for you, and the two of you were so 'in love' as most frequently claim, then why set these ridiculous bondaries that in reality are only signs of insecurity?


Society makes stupid rules and then retardedly tries to enforce them by coercion.
This of course brings up a whole range of other issues, is polygamy really so wrong?
Why is having more than one wife ‘immoral’? Please someone try to explain that too me, ain’t no one ever said having more than one friend was immoral.

The border is rather gray, and the issue is not likely to be resolved anytime soon.
If like smallpoxgirl says, the merit of sex is the sexual passion itself, something that is direct, overriding, and often times is its own purpose and meaning, primordial state of being, erotic sensualism and the heat of the moment, then it can be said that desire and urges are the ultimate meaning in life, and the fulfillments of those desires is the ultimate goal to pertain.

In that regard there is no individual ‘I’ that is special, people are replaceable and it is the office that matters, not the person that is holding the title. For after all, isn’t ‘wife’, ‘husband’, ‘lover’ also abstract platonic ideals? These act as symbolic interactions without the need for any intervention, in this role play of game we call modern life then nothing really happens, it just a set of standards, a certain display or tradition followed by the satisfaction of desire and the experience of pleasurable sensations.

Alls I ‘m really saying is that you don’t really love anyone, you love what he/she can provide for you, you love the sensation of experience itself, that raw qiulia and epiphenomenon of what it is like to feel that joys of sex, in essence you love certain qualities of perception that your physical body is capable of perceiving. In the end, you love only yourself.

So back to square one, my searching for a perfect girl/woman is no more ignoble than you guys and girls settling more real world physical bodies. In the end, and even during the means, neither is more ‘real’.
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Re: The Most Beautiful girl/woman in the multiverse?

Unread postby qwerty » Mon 18 Sep 2006, 02:19:32

I often wonder what is the most beautiful female personality?
(and this is in complete disregard to physical looks, just the essence of her personality itself)

I'm not sure, but I can take a guess:

Kindness, empathy, caringness, Adoration, Sacrificial love, affinity,
compassion, friendship, generosity, forgiveness, patience, and understanding.

And I would also guess that the bestest most perfectest 'relationships' are when both persons have a deep 'soul'-level recognition of one another, and that they have an innative instictive absolute trust towards each other, both possessing the same resonant radiating life-energy. Its a union full of divinity, of harmony and happiness, everlasting joy and never-ending hope.

Its a relationship of intrinsic value, a feeling of coming 'home', almost like a soulmate love, one of nostalgia and reminiscence, with a special meditative yet erotic passion. One that comes natural, one that is effortless, almost like it was a match made in eternity.


The interesting thing to note is that in the end if any truth is to be found, monkeys may need to take a nonreductive approach to the whole matter. Can personalities exists in pure vacuum without a physical casing? Doesn't one depend on the other for its existence? Why is it okay to judge a person by the content of their character and NOT the color of their skin or the beauty of their facial characteristics? I am not in any way advocating racism. I just think people should ponder these questions more throughly.
If we shouldn't judge someone by their physical appearance then why should we judge by IQ, personality, temperament, and other ethereal nontangible virtues and vices?

This is why I think a perfect person, or at least a near perfect person, is a whole package, a holistic combination of synergy of mind and body. The forest and the trees. Perfection is like a holographic plate, as long as you find a tiny piece you have it all. It is only natural that the perfect physical girl/woman also simulanteously possess the perfect personality, and vice versa.
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