Comments on: New Person http://www.thadguy.com/comic/new-person/357/ Fri, 08 Jul 2011 15:45:53 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: Yannick http://www.thadguy.com/comic/new-person/357/comment-page-1/#comment-214142 Yannick Fri, 08 Jul 2011 15:45:53 +0000 http://www.thadguy.com/comic/new-person/357/#comment-214142 I would definitely subscribe to this idea. The chemical tunover of a human body being 7-10 years, we are just waves of information travelling through matter, time and space, with memories... I would definitely subscribe to this idea. The chemical tunover of a human body being 7-10 years, we are just waves of information travelling through matter, time and space, with memories…

]]> By: Mat http://www.thadguy.com/comic/new-person/357/comment-page-1/#comment-92885 Mat Wed, 19 Aug 2009 04:34:04 +0000 http://www.thadguy.com/comic/new-person/357/#comment-92885 This is one of my main philosophies for life. I love it and it helps me make a lot of my decisions. It's practically a religion for me. This is one of my main philosophies for life. I love it and it helps me make a lot of my decisions. It’s practically a religion for me.

]]> By: mark http://www.thadguy.com/comic/new-person/357/comment-page-1/#comment-92387 mark Sat, 04 Jul 2009 10:12:41 +0000 http://www.thadguy.com/comic/new-person/357/#comment-92387 It makes perfect sense to me; at fifty, I'm certainly not the same person I was at twenty. I don't make the same decisions or have the same outlook. Everyone changes over time, and in a very real sense cannot remain the same person. It makes perfect sense to me; at fifty, I’m certainly not the same person I was at twenty. I don’t make the same decisions or have the same outlook. Everyone changes over time, and in a very real sense cannot remain the same person.

]]> By: Will http://www.thadguy.com/comic/new-person/357/comment-page-1/#comment-31097 Will Sun, 18 Nov 2007 17:11:39 +0000 http://www.thadguy.com/comic/new-person/357/#comment-31097 I've never really thought too deeply into the idea, but I've thought and heard that before. When you think about it there has been an infinite amount of animals of varying species on this planet. On some level every being on this planet is changing at every level that one exists, chemical, atomic, subatomic, etc. There is an infinite amount of deaths and births. It's like our consciousness is the personification of evolution. Learning, memorizing, relearning, adapting, etc. The person who made the mistake and touched the hot stove, is not the same person who remembers not to the second time around. I think it really shows how much of a shell our body really is, and how connected to each other we really are. Just think about love. We have the ability to love someone with all of our being for a lifetime. Even though we have completely changed many times over. I’ve never really thought too deeply into the idea, but I’ve thought and heard that before. When you think about it there has been an infinite amount of animals of varying species on this planet. On some level every being on this planet is changing at every level that one exists, chemical, atomic, subatomic, etc. There is an infinite amount of deaths and births. It’s like our consciousness is the personification of evolution. Learning, memorizing, relearning, adapting, etc. The person who made the mistake and touched the hot stove, is not the same person who remembers not to the second time around. I think it really shows how much of a shell our body really is, and how connected to each other we really are. Just think about love. We have the ability to love someone with all of our being for a lifetime. Even though we have completely changed many times over.

]]> By: thad http://www.thadguy.com/comic/new-person/357/comment-page-1/#comment-29116 thad Mon, 12 Nov 2007 15:26:57 +0000 http://www.thadguy.com/comic/new-person/357/#comment-29116 Yeah, that is a good point. I have heard of many well reason explanations that define a person by their memories. However, I'm not sure it matches up with our day to day definition of a person. When we think of someone in our lives we not only think of the experiences that we have had with them but also their temperament and style of reacting to situations. One might also be able to argue that capabilities are part of our definition of a "person." Yeah, that is a good point. I have heard of many well reason explanations that define a person by their memories. However, I’m not sure it matches up with our day to day definition of a person.

When we think of someone in our lives we not only think of the experiences that we have had with them but also their temperament and style of reacting to situations. One might also be able to argue that capabilities are part of our definition of a “person.”

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