On Mon, Jul 31, 2017 , Telmo Menezes <[email protected]> wrote:

>
​> ​
> You are the one badmouthing Helsinki Clark, because you are talking
> ​ ​
> about him as if he were a zombie without his own view of reality.
>

​My hunch that ​
Helsinki Clark
​is not a zombie is just as strong as my hunch that ​
Telmo Menezes
​ is not a zombie, but no stronger.​

​> ​
> Helsinki Clark is perfectly capable of making a bet about what will
> ​ ​
> happen next from his perspective.


​I think I'm a better judge of what ​
Helsinki Clark
​ will do than you are, so tell me what the bet is (that has never been
clear) and who picks the ​
winners and losers
​ and what criteria they use to do so and I'll tell you if
Helsinki Clark
​ will take the bet or not.


> ​> ​
> he knows that we all
> ​
> experience reality from our own perspectives,


​Yes.​



> ​> ​
> and that this will lead
> ​
> to a moment in whatever thing is this that we call reality where he
> ​
> will have first-person (subjective) experiences of winning the bet.
> ​ ​
> Or
> ​
> losing the bet.


​Not if the bet was never made and a bet can't be made if nobody knows what
the bet​

​is.​


>
> ​> ​
> Moscow Clark will experience winning the
> ​
> bet


​Then Washington Clark must have lost the bet. What was he lacking? More
important what was the bet?.


> ​> ​
> Context-dependency IS THE ENTIRE POINT OF PRONOUNS.


​Yes,
depending on context
​
sometimes pronouns have meaning and sometimes they do not, and in a world
with people duplicating machines its far easier to write a sentence in
which they do not.

​> ​
> Even everything-list-Clark knows this, in fact he keeps saying
> ​
> that one's subjective experience is the probably important thing in
> ​
> the universe, and I agree


​Then you agree that in thought experiments involving subjectivity it's
important to get it right.​



> And we already
> ​ ​
> have duplication machines, we call them uterus.
>

​Don't be ridiculous.

John K Clark ​




>
>

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