Le 30-mai-07, à 16:00, Bruno Marchal a écrit :
Le 29-mai-07, à 07:31, Russell Standish a écrit :
On Tue, May 29, 2007 at 03:05:52PM +0200, Bruno Marchal wrote:
Of course many things depends on definitions, but I thought it was
clear that I consider that any theorem prover machine,
I came across this speech given by Richard Dawkins which I found quite
interesting, he ponders whether or not there are some elements of
reality so strange that they are ungraspable by any mind. This
reminded me of Bruno's categorization of the knowable, provable,
believable, etc.
Another part
I came across a reference to Boltzmann brains in a recent issue of New
Scientist. The piece, quoted in full is:
Spikes in space-time
There is another way to think about why our universe began in a highly
ordered or low entropy state. In 2002, a group of physicists led by
Leonard Susskind at
Russell Standish [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I came across a reference to Boltzmann brains in a recent issue of New
Scientist.
Coincidentally (or not) I was reading all about this last night, from
the fqxi.org web site Max Tegmark mentioned a few weeks ago. The new
blog entry by Anthony Aguirre
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