Wei Dai wrote:
Suppose someone offered you $1000, but if you accepted Earth
would be destroyed and everyone on it killed as soon as you die. Would you
take that offer? Even if you did I'm sure most people wouldn't.
This is because I include in the first person its possible
compassion feeling
On 15 Jan 2002, at 11:31, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
One of the things that strikes me as most peculiar and unexpected about the
universe is this: that it is apparently finite and inhomogeneous in time,
yet infinite and homogeneous in space.
The universe is finite :
My short term memory last
Wei writes:
This brings up the question: Which measure is evolution making us try to
maximize? The answer is none. It only appears that way because people who
try to maximize their measures according to some measure function will
tend to have large measures according to that measure function.
Hello Wei
On 15-Jan-02, Wei Dai wrote:
On Tue, Jan 15, 2002 at 12:47:18PM +0100, Marchal wrote:
This is because I include in the first person its possible
compassion feeling for what are possible others. (This is
similar to what Brent Meeker said in its last post).
Compassion, although it
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