On 19 May 2015, at 18:41, John Clark wrote:

On Tue, May 19, 2015 Bruno Marchal <[email protected]> wrote:

>>>> Well then let's make this simple, just use your patented way to make calculations without using matter or energy or any of the laws of physics and tell me what the factors of 3*2^916773 +1 and 19249 × 2^13018586 + 1 are.

   >>> Opportunist fallacy.

>> Fallacy my ass! Science demands evidence, if somebody claims they can cure cancer the claim is not enough, even a detailed description of how they intend to cure cancer is not enough, they must actually cure cancer. And so I don't want to hear any more about how you can make a calculation without using matter or energy or any of the laws of physics, I want you to actually do it. Just do it and you've won the argument.

 > Straw man fallacy.


I thought it was the "opportunist fallacy". Lets get our fallacies straight around here.

That was straw man, like the next below.



>Nobody can do a physical computation out of a physical reality.

Nobody has ever been able to perform a computation of ANY sort without matter that obeys the laws of physics and nobody has even come close, nobody has ever come within a billion light years of being able to do it.

Do you think that some people might believe I ever disagree with this? That's a straw man, if I remind correctly Liz definition of it.




> The question is not about doing a computation, but about the existence of computation in the block-mind offred by the (sigma_1) arithmetical reality, which provably emulates all computation,

It can't emulate a damn thing unless the "block-mind offred by the (sigma_1)" exists and if it does then produce it and have it calculate 1+1. Do that and you will have won the argument.

You keep asking me to change water in wine.

What I can do, is explain the definition of emulation in arithmetic, and why we can say that the model (in the logician sense) satisfies propositions about computations and their relative implementations.

I don't need to refer to anything physical, as I am not talking about physical implementation, but arithmetical implementations. Implementing a computation in arithmetic did not make people rich, but those who did it the first became famous like Gödel for the primitive recursive functions, Church, Kleene, others, on the partial recursive functions, etc.





> but obviously not in a physical, or locally reproductible way.

Or to say the same thing with different words, not in a way that corresponds with reality,

To physical reality? If you prove that a computation does not exist in the mathematical reality, you prove that it does not exist in the physical reality.

The point is just that the classical (in the sense of of the Church thesis used in comp) theory of computation does not borrow physical principle, and UDA indeed will show that we have to extract the physical principle by a modality of self-reference.



or to use yet different words, not in a way that isn't Bullshit and a complete waste of time.

It is computer science.

You confuse people by failing to appreciate the difference between computer science and physical computer science. Both are very interesting, and they are related, indeed that is what will be under scrutiny.





> Indeed the physical will emerge from those computations, "already there" in the block-mind or block-computer science reality.

Then do so! Starting from pure mathematics tell us why it would be a logical absurdity for the proton to be anything other than 1836 times as massive as the electron and for the neutron to be 1842 times as massive as the electron. Explain what's so special about those two numbers, do that and you'll have won the argument and as I've said I will personally pay for your first class airline ticket to Stockholm for the ceremonies.

I just formulate the problem, and provide the tools, and have derived (three) quantum logics playing some role around quanta and qualia, in a testable way, and confirmed by QM (but would have been refuted if physics was Newtonian).




>> "Effectively" means in such a manner as to achieve a desired result,

> With CT, it means computably.

It means a mechanical method, and nobody has ever made one single calculation using a non effective method,

That is tautological, and you are again on the verge of straw man.



in fact the ONLY thing anybody has ever produced with a non- effective method is randomness.

You are more distracting than wrong.



That is the sum total of non-effective method's accomplishments to date, the only thing we know for sure it can do.

> you abandon the excluded middle principle, which is in comp,

I don't abandon the excluded middle

Then you agree that (N, 0, +, *) satisfies the separation between true and false sentences, in a non effective way.



and I don't care if it's in "comp" or not because "comp" bores me.

Yet you practice it, saying yes to a doctor whi is probably not yet born.



And don't tell me it's just short for computationalism because I know what computationalism is

OK, but you have not yet understand what mathematicians means by computation, you confuse that notion with the notion of physical implementation. That exists, and plays a key role in UDA, but it is a different notion than computations, ad defined by the logicians who discovered them.


and whatever the hell "comp" is it's not that.

Then you have to find a flaw, instead of ad hominem remarks, and straw man repetitions.

Why did you not jump on my proposition to explain step 3 in a more refined decomposition. It shows precisely where you stop the thought experience, vindicating an ambiguity which comes only from your decision to abstract from the 1p/3p distinction after the split.

Bruno




  John K Clark



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