Dear Bruno:
Thank you.
I am sure it is a long term project.
I think it will be some fun for me and can potentially add fun to the list.
I think this list has substantial potential for producing a real increase
in understanding of physics and thus aid the study of socioeconomic systems
which is
Hello Marchal
On 21-Feb-01, Marchal wrote:
> Saibal Mitra wrote:
>
>> Instead of the previously discussed suicide experiments to test
>> various versions of many-worlds theories, one might consider a
>> different approach.
>>
>> By deleting certain sectors of one's memory one should be able to
I hope this is our last *too long* post, Juergen.
At the end of it, I propose we come back to the initial
discussion, if you agree.
Juergen wrote:
>> Normally a constructive philosopher should abandon comp right here,
>> because it follows from that theorem that we cannot be machine in
>> any
Saibal Mitra wrote:
>Instead of the previously discussed suicide experiments to test various
>versions of many-worlds theories, one might consider a different approach.
>
>By deleting certain sectors of one's memory one should be able to travel
>to different branches of the multiverse. Suppose yo
Jesse Mazer wrote (sometime ago).
>However, for those who do believe in consciousness, it is still possible to
>disbelieve in *continuity* of consciousness--
You may be right, but that is hard to understand.
Could you elaborate a little bit?
Is not consciousness
the thing which build some cont
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