No, you have the burden of showing what possible worlds could possibly mean
outside a real biological setting.
Cooper shows that logical laws are dependent on which population model they
refer to. Of course that goes for the notion of possibility also...
LN
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Lennart Nilsson wrote:
No, you have the burden of showing what possible worlds could possibly mean
outside a real biological setting.
Cooper shows that logical laws are dependent on which population model they
refer to. Of course that goes for the notion of possibility also...
That sounds
We use mathematics as a meta-language, just like you kan describe what is
said in latin by using italian. That does not make italian
logically/evolutionary prior to latin of course.
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Le 08-juil.-06, à 22:14, Brent Meeker a écrit :
Cooper says that numbers come from the evolutionary advantage of
being able to count.
But he clearly talk about Human's numbers. Numbers per se are what make
If being able to count an evolutionary advantage.
Of course
that doesn't explain
Le 08-juil.-06, à 22:10, 1Z a écrit :
Bruno Marchal wrote:
I am just saying that I have faith in the fact that the number 17 is
prime, independently of me.
That 17 is prime is true, independent of you?
Or that 17 exists, independent from you, as a a prime number. ?
A priori the
Le 09-juil.-06, à 06:50, James N Rose a écrit :
My email has not gotten through accurately this week.
Just wondering if you had replied to my post of July 2nd
or just let it go?
I think I did. Perhaps you could find it on the archive.
Bruno
http://iridia.ulb.ac.be/~marchal/
Lennart Nilsson wrote:
No, you have the burden of showing what possible worlds could possibly mean
outside a real biological setting.
I have shown that; HYPOTHETICAL states-of-affairs which do not
contradict
any laws KNOWN TO US.
Cooper shows that logical laws are dependent on which
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Ämne: Re: Only logic is necessary?
Numbers per se are what make
If being able to count an evolutionary
Le 09-juil.-06, à 10:07, Jesse Mazer a écrit :
Lennart Nilsson wrote:
No, you have the burden of showing what possible worlds could
possibly mean
outside a real biological setting.
Cooper shows that logical laws are dependent on which population
model they
refer to. Of course that
Bruno Marchal wrote:
A priori the first one: [17 is prime] is independent of me. But now
I accept also the first order predicate rule that if someone prove 17
is prime, he can infer Ex(x is prime), so that I can take the
proposition it exists a number which is prime as independent of me
I really think that we should infer both the substantial world and the
numerical world from the middleground so to speak, from our observations.
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Skickat: den 9 juli 2006 14:36
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Le 09-juil.-06, � 14:26, 1Z a �crit :
So how do insubstantial numbers generate a
substantial world ?
I guess there is no substantial world and I explain
in all details here
http://iridia.ulb.ac.be/~marchal/ (and on this list)
why
Bruno Marchal wrote:
Le 09-juil.-06, à 14:26, 1Z a écrit :
So how do insubstantial numbers generate a substantial world ?
I guess there is no substantial world and I explain in all details here
http://iridia.ulb.ac.be/~marchal/ (and on this list) why insubstantial
numbers generate
1Z wrote:
Lennart Nilsson wrote:
No, you have the burden of showing what possible worlds could possibly mean
outside a real biological setting.
I have shown that; HYPOTHETICAL states-of-affairs which do not
contradict
any laws KNOWN TO US.
Cooper shows that logical laws are
Lennart Nilsson wrote:
We use mathematics as a meta-language, just like you kan describe what is
said in latin by using italian. That does not make italian
logically/evolutionary prior to latin of course.
But in this case we are using mathematics to describe actual events in the
real world,
Jesse Mazer wrote:
Lennart Nilsson wrote:
We use mathematics as a meta-language, just like you kan describe what is
said in latin by using italian. That does not make italian
logically/evolutionary prior to latin of course.
But in this case we are using mathematics to describe actual events
Brent Meeker wrote:
Jesse Mazer wrote:
Lennart Nilsson wrote:
We use mathematics as a meta-language, just like you kan describe what
is
said in latin by using italian. That does not make italian
logically/evolutionary prior to latin of course.
But in this case we are using
Brent Meeker wrote:
You misunderstand population models. It's not a question of what members
of a species think or
vote for; it's a matter of whether their logic will lead to their survival in
the evolutionary
biological sense. So the majority can be wrong.
Cooper is making valid
Jesse Mazer wrote:
Brent Meeker wrote:
Jesse Mazer wrote:
Lennart Nilsson wrote:
We use mathematics as a meta-language, just like you kan describe what
is
said in latin by using italian. That does not make italian
logically/evolutionary prior to latin of course.
But in this case we
1Z wrote:
Brent Meeker wrote:
You misunderstand population models. It's not a question of what members
of a species think or
vote for; it's a matter of whether their logic will lead to their survival in
the evolutionary
biological sense. So the majority can be wrong.
Cooper is
Brent Meeker wrote:
1Z wrote:
Brent Meeker wrote:
You misunderstand population models. It's not a question of what
members of a species think or
vote for; it's a matter of whether their logic will lead to their
survival in the evolutionary
biological sense. So the majority can be
Stephen Paul King wrote:
little discussion has
been given to the implications of taking the 1st person aspect as primary or
fundamental. Could you point me toward any that you have seen?
Hi Stephen
Alas, I am a mere engineer, not a philosopher. The only author I can
point you to is John
George Levy writes:
StephenPaulKingwrote: Iwouldliketopointoutthatyoumayhaveinadvertentlyveeredinto theproblemthatIseeinthe"YesDoctor"belief!Itisentirely unverifiable. Itisunverifiablefromthe3rdpersonperspective.Fromthefirst personperspectiveitisperfectlyverifiable."I"willnotobserveany
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