On Tue, Jul 24, 2018 at 9:47 AM, Bruno Marchal <[email protected]> wrote:

>>
>> In a world that contains first person duplicating machines there is no
>> such thing as *THE* first person.
>
>
> *>That would contradict computationalism immediately, because it would
> mean that the first person in M has disappeared*
>

So in Brunomath if C is consciousness and C is duplicated then 2*C=0. Are
you sure you're a mathematician?


> >
> or is a zombie,
>

Or a vampire or a werwolf or a fire breathing dragon. Isn't it time for you
to start babbling about telepathy?

>
> *You seem to remain unable to put yourself in any possible continuation.*
>
You remain unable to put yourself in more than one continuation if **YOU*
have been copied in a *YOU* duplicating machine.*


> >
> *You seem to deny that in W, the guy feel to be only in W, and is aware he
> could not have predicted that outcome,*
>

Before the Helsinki was copied Mr. He couldn't have predicted the
outcome or dome anything else for that matter because back then Mr. He did
not exist.

>>
>> I can give a precise logically consistent definition of "Abbey", why
>> can't you?
>
>
> *>I can, but*
> [...]
>

Ah yes, the all important "but". It is said it is wise to ignore everything
a politician says before "but", and the same thing applies to you.

*>we have to distinguish the 1p and the 3p.*
>

Then do so! Give me a definition of "Abbey" that is as precise and
logically consistent as the one I gave. I don't think you can do it.


> >
> *Abbey is indeed surviving in both W and M,*
>
That statement will remain neither true nor false until you give us
a precise and logically consistent definition of "Abbey" and don't change
it from one paragraph to the next. I can do it why can't you?


> *>We have agreed on all name and pronoun this time. *
>

Then what did we agree that "Abbey" means??


> >
>>> >>
>>> *as lived by any copies, which obviously cannot have a first person
>>> perception of the two cities at once FROM that first person perspective.*
>>
>>
>> >>
>> That depends entirely on who the person in the first person perspective
>> you keep talking about is!
>
> *>All of them*
>
If all of them are "Abbey" then "Abbey" saw 2 cities at the same time, but
I don't think that's what you really mean by "Abbey", I don't think you
know what you mean by "Abbey". Prove me wrong, give me a precise logically
consistent definition of "Abbey" and let me hold you to it from one
paragraph to the next and from one post to the next.

John K Clark



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