Using my approach White Rabbits can be dealt with as follows [I think]:
The dynamic starts with and continues a pattern - a path to completeness.
The path is not deterministic because most states would be multiply
incomplete so any two successive states will differ by some
fractional
More on White Rabbits.
Here is a thought experiment which attempts to prove the non existence of
White Rabbits and of Black Rabbits.
Definitions:
1) White Rabbits: phenomena that we cannot understand. Their existence
indicates that the set of physical phenomena is larger than the set of ideas
is the hunt
for, and extermination of, all white rabbits...
I think, they are in for a big surprise the mother of all white rabbits
is just around the cornerand she is morphing into a lion.
George Levy
Rabbits
Some more thoughts about dreaming.
I wrote:
To summarize:
White rabbits are inconsistent by definition. The
issue is inconsistent with
respect which frame of reference?
If we dream of a real world white rabbit
(inconsistency as seen from the real
world point of view
Marchal wrote:
Do you think the dream and awake state are symmetrical?
I am not sure. It seems to me that in the dream state you can realise
you are dreaming, but that in the "awake" state you can never realise
you are awake. "awakenings" go from more relative inconsistencies to
less relative
This is a continuation of Consistency? + Programs for G, G*, ...+ White Rabbits
Some more thoughts about dreaming.
I wrote:
To summarize:
White rabbits are inconsistent by definition. The issue is inconsistent with
respect which frame of reference?
If we dream of a real world white
there are no white rabbits.
White rabbits are not consistent.
Unfortunately I don't think this is true. The problem with the white
rabbits is that there are consistent! For exemple we can dream of
white rabbits.
This is too simplistic.
It could be that we differ because of semantics or maybe because
- Original Message -
From: Russell Standish [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My much hyped paper is now available for review and criticism
(hopefully constructive). The URLs are
http://parallel.hpc.unsw.edu.au/rks/docs/ps/occam.ps.gz or
http://parallel.hpc.unsw.edu.au/rks/docs/occam/ depending on
My much hyped paper is now available for review and criticism
(hopefully constructive). The URLs are
http://parallel.hpc.unsw.edu.au/rks/docs/ps/occam.ps.gz or
http://parallel.hpc.unsw.edu.au/rks/docs/occam/ depending on whether
you like your papers in postscript or HTML.
The abstract reads:
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