2018-05-28 14:54 GMT+02:00 <[email protected]>:

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> On Monday, May 28, 2018 at 11:49:49 AM UTC, Bruno Marchal wrote:
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>> On 26 May 2018, at 22:56, [email protected] wrote:
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>> On Saturday, May 26, 2018 at 9:56:39 AM UTC, scerir wrote:
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>>> Aristotle distinguishes two aspects of ordinary things: form and matter.
>>>
>>> Form only exists when it enforms matter. Matter is just potential to be
>>> enformed.
>>>
>>> Aristotle identifies matter with potentiality, form with actuality.
>>>
>>> "For, as we said, word substance has three meanings, form, matter, and
>>> the complex of both and of these three, what is called matter is
>>> potentiality, what is called form actuality." (De Anima, II)
>>>
>>> (According to Heisenberg wavefunctions are "potentialities", at least
>>> before measurements).
>>>
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>> Bruno exudes extreme aversion to "primary matter”,
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>> Not at all.
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>> I just show that the assumption of primary matter contradicts the
>> assumption of mechanism (that is not obvious and requires some work).
>> Mechanism is incompatible with (weak) Materailsm (the belief that there is
>> some ontologically primitive/irreducible matter).
>>
>
> What is "primary matter"? AG
>

Simply matter as an ontological primitive...

ie: irreducible to something else, which is the base of reality.

Quentin

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>> Then I show how to test it, and how I have tested it, and the evidences
>> available up to now sides with Mechanism, against (weak) materialism.
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>> I only have aversion with contradiction.
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>> and Aristotle, the presumed creator of the concept. But it's hard to see
>> what exactly he objects to.
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>> I object to nothing. I prove that mechanism (Yes-doctor + Church’s
>> thesis) are logically incompatible, or epistemologically impossible. (The
>> phrasing can depend on some other metaphysical assumptions).
>>
>> Then I explain why today evidences strongly suggests mechanism.
>>
>> I certainly object to the idea that “materialism” has been proved, or
>> that physicalism is the only modern option, and common misuse of physics in
>> metaphysics.
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>> You will need to understand how the notion of computation has been
>> discovered by mathematicians, in arithmetic. Gödel 1931 made the hard work,
>> and Gödel missed it, but then people like Church, Turing and Kleene will
>> make all this transparent, as Gödel explained himself.
>>
>> Ask any question. I worked hard to make the main argument available to
>> anyone having a small amount of passive understanding of how a (physical if
>> you want) computer is functioning. There nothing hard to understand, except
>> for having some ability to doubt metaphysical prejudices.
>>
>> If you understand what is a computation, you will, with some small amount
>> of work understand that all computation are executed in arithmetic, which
>> is enough to doubt *primary* matter (for which there has never been any
>> evidence as the antic dream argument already showed). But the reasoning I
>> shared here run deeper, and eventually, in the mathematical part, get
>> constructive, so that we can make the test, and thanks to
>> QM-without-collapse, it fits rather well.
>>
>> Bruno
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>> You seem quite erudite on a variety of subjects. Is this a general
>> characteristic of farmers in Italy today? Inquiring minds want to know. AG
>>
>>>
>>> Il 26 maggio 2018 alle 10.13 [email protected] ha scritto:
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>>> What is it according to Aristotle (or whoever is responsible for the
>>> concept), and what is the basis for refuting its existence? -- in 25 words
>>> or less. AG
>>>
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