On Mon, Sep 4, 2017 at 2:22 PM, Bruno Marchal <marc...@ulb.ac.be> wrote:

​> ​
> With mechanism, we have to listen to all the copies.What you say is
> contradicted by all your copies.
>

​Is that it? Is that all you've got to say? It was a long post, what
exactly was contradicted by ANY of the copies? Dis it turn out that the
Moscow Man didn't see Moscow??

 John K Clark  ​




>
>
>
> On 04 Sep 2017, at 19:12, John Clark wrote:
>
> On Sun, Sep 3, 2017 at 9:52 AM, Bruno Marchal <marc...@ulb.ac.be> wrote:
>
>> ​
>>>> ​>>​
>>>> > ​But 3-1 you + 3-1 you = 2 3-1-you
>>>> ​
>>>> yes indeed. The key point is that 1-you + 1-you can give only one 1-you
>>>> (+ a 3-1-
>>>> ​....
>>>>
>>>
>>> ​
>>> ​>> ​
>>> Homemade babytalk.
>>
>> ​> ​
>> Not at all. It is only the nuances that we need to make the question
>> precise.
>>
>
> ​Nuance my ass! I know you like scientific sounding words like
> "protocols" but all the peas in the world can't save "What one and only one
> city will I see from *THE* 1p after I am duplicated and become 2?" from
> being gibberish. No amount of peepee can put a shine on that poopoo.
>
>
>> ​> ​
>> You keep saying "the question is not precise", but you dismiss the
>> precision
>>
>
> ​There is ZERO precision. ​
>
> ​The fundamental problem is there is not even the hint of a explanation of
> what  "Your one and only one future 1p"  means if Mr. You is about to enter
> a you duplicating machine. And that's why peepee is poopoo.  ​
>
> ​> ​
>> See any of my previous explanation of 1p and 3p,
>>
>
> I've been reading them for years and doing so again won't help, they've
> been either circular, self contradictory, or just meaningless gibberish due
> to the use of personal pronouns with no referent. Another problem is you
> treat the future the same way you treat the past, but the two things are
> different.
>
>
>> ​> ​
>> and if you don't undersand, ask a question.
>>
>
> ​
> OK I'll ask a
> ​"​
> question
> ​"​
> , what is the name of the one and only one city I will see from my one
> ​and​
>  only one
> ​"​
> *THE* 1p
> ​"​
> after I have become 2? You can't answer that, not because you don't know
> the answer but because the answer does not exist before duplication
> ​,​
> AND IT NEVER WILL EXIST, not even after duplication. And the reason there
> will never be a
> ​n​
> answer is there never was a
> ​ ​
> question.
>
> ​> ​
>> the point is that the H-man cannot know which of the W-man or the M-man
>> he will find himself to be in the first person sense
>>
>
> ​Pure, triple distilled, extra virgin, 100% gibberish.  You ask "which"
> and that means you want one and only one answer, but the H-man is about to
> be duplicated, so nobody can answer that "question" before the duplication
> AND NOBODY CAN ANSWER IT AFTER THE DUPLICATION EITHER.  The H-man cannot
> know the meaning of gibberish because gibberish has no meaning.
>
>
>> ​> ​
>> with not an atom of ambiguity, just an indeterminacy.
>>
>
> ​
> So "he" can't predict what city "he" will be in after the duplication,
> fine, but who is "he"? If "he" is the Moscow man or the Washington man
> ​ ​
> then
> ​ ​
> it's true they can't predict it, because neither of them existed before
> the duplication. If "he" is the Helsinki man then "he" CAN predict that the
> Washington man will be the one that sees Washington and the Moscow man will
> be the one that will see Moscow, I admit that's not very profound but it is
> nevertheless true and there is nothing more to predict.
>
> But what about "THE 1p" I hear you say, that can't be predicted. Well
> that's true, there is no way to predict it if the Moscow man or the
> Washington man will get "THE 1p" if Mr. The1p has just gone threw a THE 1p
> duplicating machine because then there is no such thing as THE 1p, there is
> only A 1p.
>
> NEWS FLASH: I have just discovered, drum roll please, Tomato
> Indeterminacy! There are 2 identical red tomatoes  in front of you but you
> are unable to pick up the one and only one red tomato in front of you. How
> deep! I must be a philosophical genius for having discovered something that
> profound!
>
>
>> > ​the ​
>> H-man is unable to write in his diary
>> ​ ​
>> which specific city 1p-he will see,
>> ​ ​
>> or he will 1p-see, despite being able to predict that he will see a
>> specific city,
>>
>
> ​Remember  a long long time ago when Bruno Marchal was going on and on
> about the virtues of precision? Please explain precisely what on earth a
> unique "
> 1p-he
> ​" means in the context of the future and the availability of 1p-he
> duplicating  machines.
>
> ​> ​
>> You continue to dismiss the 1p-experience of all the copies.
>>
>
> Yes, ​I dismiss the idea that "THE 1p experience" exists after somebody
> went threw a THE 1p experience duplicating machine because I can see no
> reason why one of the copies subjective experience would be the one true
> one and be more legitimate than the other;
> but I do NOT dismiss the idea that "A 1p experience" exists.     ​
>
>
> ​> ​
>> Just answer the question clearly one time, then
>> ​ ​
>> Do you agree that the H-man can predict that he (in the 1p sense) will
>> ​ [...]​
>>
>
> ​This is a question about the future, about what will happen to Mr.
> H-maninthe1-psence, so John Clark is not going to agree to anything until
> Bruno Marchal explains what "
> he
> ​i​
> n the 1p sense
> ​" means tomorrow if "he in the 1p sense"
> is going to be duplicated today.
>
> It's always the same
> ​,​
> in all "explanations" Bruno Marchal either uses personal pronouns o
> ​r​
> peepee, and neither has a particle of meaning in a world with people
> duplicating machines.
> ​When pressed ​
> Bruno Marchal
> ​ defines pronouns in terms of peepee and peepee in terms of pronouns, and
> round and round we go.​
>
>
>> ​> ​
>> drink a cup of coffee with certainty (modulo all default hypotheses, and
>> assuming of course that a cup of coffee will be given to both copies)?
>>
>
> ​Explain who you want information about and I'll give you an answer. Do
> you want to know about the coffee drinking habits of people who remember
> seeing Helsinki only? Or people who remember seeing Helsinki and Moscow? Or
> people who remember seeing Helsinki and Washington?
> Or people who remember
> ​ being John Clark?​
> Or people who remember something else? ​
>
> ​
>
> I'm not being pedantic, if both the future and people duplicating machines
> are involved then these are essential distinctions or gibberish awaits. For
> example,  if Mr. He means people who remember being in Helsinki only then
> Mr. He will drink no coffee at all, if Mr. He means John Clark then Mr. He
> will drink  coffee in Moscow AND Washington.​
>
> John K Clark
>
>
>
>

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