On Mon, Feb 15, 2016 at 8:56 AM, Bruno Marchal <[email protected]> wrote:

​>> ​
>> Giuseppe Peano
>> ​ did not have​
>>  a brain made of matter that obeyed the laws of physics
>> ​?!​ Was he headless or just brainless? Perhaps Giuseppe's mother had the
>> Zika virus when she was pregnant.
>>
>
> ​> ​
> I mean that there are zero evidence that his brain is made of primary
> matter. Easy: there are no evidence at for primary matter.
>

​Who cares? I maintain that matter is needed to produce both intelligence
​and consciousness, it's irrelevant if matter is primary or not.



> ​> ​
> PA proves ~(2+3= 7), without any need of primary matter.
>

​Who has Mr. PA ​proven that to?


> ​>>​
>>  if Michelangelo had just displayed a huge block of natural marble and
>> said David was inside few would say he was a great artist.
>
>
> ​>​
> The analogy is misleading. A marble is a not a digital machine, nor an
> effective theory, for which the presence theorem-hood in an arithmetical
> property.
>

Michelangelo
​ ​
was able to differentiate
​between ​
marble that was David from marble that was not David
​;
 and Giuseppe Peano
​ was able to ​
differentiate
​between true mathematical statements and false
mathematical statements
​. And both ​
Michelangelo
​ and
Giuseppe Peano
​ had brains made of matter that obeyed the laws of physics.​


​>> ​
>> ​A machine made of matter that obeys the laws of physics can correctly
>> inform John Clark that
>> ​ ​
>> 2
>> ​^​
>> 57,885,161 − 1
>> ​ is prime,
>>
>
> ​> ​
> I doubt this,
>

​Do you doubt that 2^57,885,161 − 1 is prime or do you doubt that John
Clark was informed that 2^57,885,161 − 1 is prime?


> ​> ​
> but even if true, that would only shows that JC needs a physical
> implementation to get a physical result,
>

​It shows that a *CONSCIOUS* being named John Clark who has a brain made of
matter that obeys the laws of physics needs a ​
physical implementation
​ to be *CONSCIOUS* of the fact that
2
​^​
57,885,161 − 1
​ ​
​is prime.​

​> ​
> A digital machine is not made of anything
>

​If it's not made of matter that obeys the laws of physics then that ​
digital machine
​ will never change, and that means it will never do anything.​

 John K Clark

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