On 01 Aug 2017, at 17:22, John Clark wrote:
On Tue, Aug 1, 2017 at 4:12 AM, Bruno Marchal <[email protected]>
wrote:
>> nobody can say which one of the 32 people named Mr. I the
prediction is supposed to be about.
> That is the first person indeterminacy.
So the profound new truth you have unveiled to the scientific
world is that nobody can make a prediction if nobody knows what the
hell the prediction is supposed to be about. You can't know the
answer if you don't know the question. How deep.
Ad hominem trick, unrelated to what I say.
> we made precise by telling that the question is about the
first person experience.
Then PRECISELY identify which ONE of the TWO has the "THE first
person experience" and which ONE does not"!
I calmly remind you that we are in a self-duplication thought
experience. You might find this weird, but it follows from the
definition given.
BOTH HAVE THE FIRST PERSON UNIQUE EXPERIENCE POSSIBLE.
That is why to confirm and evaluate the correctness of the experience,
we need to interview all copies, or, in case they are many, some
reasonable sample of the set of all copies.
You said you like the many-worlds, but you are argument would ential
that there is no probabilities in applied QM.
Oh! you will tell me that in QM the copies cannot met, but that is
irrelevant as you could have understand by reading the UD Argument up
to step seven, where the copies cannot met either.
> It makes the WM-self duplication equivalent, from the 1-self
perspective, to thrwing a coin.
There is no the "THE 1-self perspective"
On the contrary!
They are many.
Indeed, all 1-self are always and everywhere "THE" 1-self perspective.
I know you don't, from previous post, so you are just eliminating all
1-self, which contradict your assertion that subjectivity is important.
Going up in the 3-1 description are already failed.
Bringing back old arguments already debunked will not help.
in Bruno Marchal's non-thought WM-self duplication non-
experiment.
nor will the ad hominem bullying.
What is your problem?
Bruno
John K Clark
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