Le 27-oct.-06, à 13:04, Quentin Anciaux a écrit :
Hi Stathis,
Le Vendredi 27 Octobre 2006 12:16, Stathis Papaioannou a écrit :
Here is another thought experiment. You are watching an object moving
against a stationary background at a velocity of 10 m/s. Suddenly, the
object seems to
Le 27-oct.-06, à 15:58, 1Z a écrit :
If numbers aren't real at all they cannot generate reality
(ITSIAR).
You beg the question. Numbers are not physically real does not entails
that numbers don't exist at all, unless you define real by physical
real.
The question you should ask is: are
Le 27-oct.-06, à 16:06, 1Z a écrit :
Principally I mean in the physical universe, or in Plato's heaven.
Bruno always sounds like a Platonist, but he keeps denying he is one.
Quite the contrary. I vindicate that I am even a plotinist, or a
neoplatonist if you prefer.
I just don't share
1Z wrote:
Peter, when you said that the physical might be 'relations all the way
down', and I asked you what would you find if you went 'all the way
down', you replied 'primary matter'. IOW, you posit primary matter as a
'bare substrate' to which are attached whatever properties theory
David Nyman writes:
I think we're in agreement, Stathis, but I'm trying to focus on a
problem, and what I think is a non-trivial aspect of evolved brain
functionality that would be required to overcome it. Of course, I agree
with you that each aspect of the experience '.falls perfectly
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