Steven Smithee is not just a Black Belt Bayesian, but a Black Belt at
Keeping Track of Who Has Said What About Cool Topics in Web Pages that
are Linked To from Nowhere Else on the Internet. He pointed out
http://udassa.com/summary1.html, where someone (Hal Finney, if we go
by 'whois') said:
A
When I worked on my theory of the Everything ensemble, I have always
been convinced that it would require serious efforts to explain the
ideas to others. Today, I know that I was wrong: it requires only a
small sequence of numbers... Page numbers that can easily be looked up
in Russell's book
Hi Youness:
I have been posting models based on a list of properties as the
fundamental for a few years.
Hal Ruhl
At 06:36 PM 9/13/2007, you wrote:
On 13 Sep., 19:44, Brent Meeker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Youness Ayaita wrote:
This leads to the
2nd idea:
We don't say that imaginable
Rolf writes:
World-Index-Compression Postulate: The most probable way for the
output of a random UTM program to be a single qualia, is through
having a part of the program calculate a Universe, U, that is similar
to the universe we currently are observing; and then having another
part of the
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