Russell writes: >> I would like to add this "exercice": Show that for any running program >> there is aleph-one never stopping possible continuations and only aleph- >> zero possible stopping continuations. That is why immortality is more >> probable than mortality. >> >> Bruno. >> > >You seem to be implying that death states are of measure zero compared >with living states. Experience would contradict this.
I am not sure I understand why. >Maybe your >exercise disproves equivalence between computational processes and >conciousness. It could be a way to put it. Indeed, I tend to believe that consciousness is linked to *big sets* of computationnal processes. There is aleph-one infinite possible computationnal histories. There is "only" aleph-zero finite possible computationnal histories. Bruno.
