On 16 Oct 2014, at 17:20, John Clark wrote:



On Thu, Oct 16, 2014 at 3:11 AM, Bruno Marchal <[email protected]> wrote:

>> Educate yourself by reading the excellent book by Lawrence M Krauss "A Universe From Nothing: Why There Is Something Rather Than Nothing".

> It assumes still enough physicalism so that he put still some magic in the brain.

After looking at what you say above I very much doubt you have read the book by Krauss, or in fact read any book on cosmology written in the last 300 years; books by Plato or Aristotle don't count.

You can sum up, if you have some argument, showing it solves the computationalist FPI problems. But as you are stuck in step 3 of the formulation of the problem, I am not sure you are arguing, but just distracting.




>> You never said anything like that? On october 13 you said " But, wait, we don't know if there *is* a physical world".

> In the context, it means a primary physical world. I insist enough of that important distinction.

I know what I mean by "physical" but I don't know what you mean, but whatever you mean it has to explain why engineers need to make a "physical" computer to get any calculations done.

Physical means based on empirical laws, like F = gmM/r^2, or -ih/2pidf/ dt = Hf.

If we are machine we need some inconsitent induction power to justify our consciousness can be correlated to that, unless this describes well what emerge from the sum of all computations in arithmetic which exist below our substitution level.

This generalize Everett from QM to arithmetic.




> It is a weak version of comp

I don't care, I have zero interest in "comp".

You still believe it enough to get up to step 2. And nobody understands what is your problem in step 3.


Bruno



> that is it is implied by all version of comp

Well good for "comp".

> think at the step 3 of the UDA.

And I'm not interested in what steps the Universal Dance Association recommends.







  John K Clark


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