Hi Stephen P. King
That sounds like Leibniz. Each monad contains the
views of all of the other monads in order to see
the whole, not from just one perspective.
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Hi Stephen P. King
The machine or program that made the calculation
doesn't have to be real, it's purely an a priori,
a given.
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Hi Stephen P. King
Sounds reasonable.
Being a conservative, however, I tend to adopt orthodox views
such as that of Leibniz (to my mind at least) and the Bible.
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11/7/2012
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government
sell the pot to improve its budget. It would help california's
bottom line.
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Hi Bruno Marchal
Cool. Shows you how little I know.
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Hi Hal Ruhl
What is pAP1 ?
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ne of trust, as a child trusts
its parents, its mother especially. Lutherans call that trust faith.
This lead K to conclude (and I agree) that truth is subjective (1p).
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11/7/2012
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Hi Stephen P. King
Glad to have a fellow enthusiast.
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that beats me.
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and
b) somehow unify and focus the perception into a
single point of view.
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There is no reality of conscious experience independent of the effects of
various vehicles of
content on subsequent action (and hence, of course, on memory).[1]' "
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t action (and hence, of course, on memory).[1]' "
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Hi Craig Weinberg
That was only a clue, not an explanation.
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Hi Hal Ruhl
Since life in the form of photosynthesis creates
order in the form of cell structure out of a
random (entropic) environment, life seems to
reverse time's arrow, and hence slow down the heat death
of the universe.
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"Forever
nd
differences.
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Hi Hal,
Just look at the metaphors you use to see that your idea below is wrong.
You say that life hastens death.
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mber of mathematical points.
>From dust we come and to dust we shall return.
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Hi Stephen P. King
The prime numbers were somehow "calculated" without
access to the physical world. Euclids' geometry as well,
the natural numbers, etc.
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Hi Stephen P. King
Libertarians aren't weird.
They're essentially conservatives without a military.
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Hi Stephen P. King
Who are these entities and how can they exist
a priori as does 2+2=4 ?
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Hi Stephen P. King
You don't need to throw anything.
Parabolas are completely described mathematically.
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can create flight imperfections
and no measurements of their flights can be perfect.
I am also told that Heisenberg's uncertainty principle
does not depend on scale.
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Hi meekerdb
So how does Platonia's perfect necessary classes restrain or
contain this world of contingency ? Or does it ?
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choice B
\/
The chooser,
which must have
a fixed identity
Is there a chooser in comp ? Meaning a fixed identity ?
Does a Turing machine have a fixed identity to make such choices
(or do anything)?
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11/9/2012
"Fo
e principles of
propositional logic.
Necessitation Rule: If A is a theorem of K, then so is ?A.
Distribution Axiom: ?(A?B) ? (?A??B).
etc. etc. etc.
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body can be Turing emulated at some right level so
that you would remain conscious.
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ntext -- not only in where
they are placed in a text but how they arose from culture.
Language is culture.
And in mandarin, three characters placed together might not
have anything to do with literal meaning. For example, the
characters for
I touch flowers in vase
can mean
Final touch
before you use them.
In other words, you need a fixed, conscious observer.
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Hi Bruno
1) Do you have any example snippets from anybody's comp program?
Love to see them.
2) How do you know that such an output can imitate a human mental process ?
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11/9/2012
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Hi Hal Ruhl
1) OK, I was thinking only about the living entity.
Even so, the storage of energy by its body
ought to delay degeneration by its lifetime,
not increase the rate of decay.
2) As to randomness of the environment, you seem to
know more about that than I do.
Roger Clough, rclo
Hi Hal Ruhl
Talk to Dawkins. The purpose of the gene is
to create more genes. So the purpose of
life (at a minimum) is to create more life.
You may notice that earth was once lifeless
but its surface become alive with plants,
fishes and the other stuff from Genesis 1.
Roger Clough, rclo
Hi Hal Ruhl
Sorry, I can not respond as you clipped off my previous post
containing said metaphors.
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sometimes
sickness and sorrow. Note that God is the author of the
sorrows.
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n the universe-- but from his own perspective.
3) Leibniz says that the monads, through their appetities and
perceptions, are "laden with the past and pregnant with the future."
Memory and some foresight or sense of the future.
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11/9/2012
"Fo
Hi Stephen P. King
The only two necessary requirements to be a conservative
are that you are fiscally conservative and are
ready to defend your country. Aggressive warfare is out.
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11/9/2012
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Hi Russell Standish
I left out the part that the perfect harmony is
only possible in Platonia, but when performed
and/or listened to on earth by people with
somehat muddled or defective senses (us),
will contain distortions and dissonances.
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11/9/2012
)
is that the objects are directed from a
timeless, spaceless realm (the mind of the One,
not my mind, obeying necessary logic) but are
actually carried out in the real, imperfect. contingent world.
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11/9/2012
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Hi Hal Ruhl
The most important feature of a theory is that it is
worthless unless you can communicate it to the world.
Maybe I'm wrong. I can't understand your theory,
perhaps others can.
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11/9/2012
"Forever is a long time, especial
Hi Jason Resch
My apologies if I step on toes here, I'm just relying
on experience, but avoiding answering questions,
together with changing the subject, seem to be the
hallmarks of liberalism.
It's uncanny.
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11/9/2012
"Forever is a long t
Hi Stephen P. King
In idealism, physics is conceptual, so things must
happen as they're supposed to.
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Hi Stephen P. King
Get a box of crackers with the crackers all lined perfectly up inside.
That's Platonia.
Now invert the box and let the crackers fall, scattering on the
floor and some even breaking. That's our contingent world.
Nobody knows why, but that's the way time works.
Hi Stephen P. King
Contingent ordering is what happens to perfection, given time.
Because of entropy.
But nobody knows why.
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Hi Stephen P. King
I'll put up with the physical world,
considering the alternative.
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Hi Bruno Marchal
Not to be rude, but how can numbers alone create theories ?
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ht just send it out now for comments.
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ty (always true, so time independent) = just the truth or
existence of all events combined as one.
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e the time-independent One.
This is the world of timeless or eternal truths.
Thirdness = necessity (always true, so time independent) = just the truth or
existence of all events combined as one.
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11/10/2012
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Hi Stephen P. King
Thanks. It's rare and very expensive to buy
but I can read it online.
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hs (events) = 2p
Oneness= time allone= iondividual consciousness.= 1p
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at, what's special about numbers ?
Geometry, such as created network, would make more sense.
Or natural language. or arithmetic functions.
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Hi Stephen,
Science has meaured the beginning of the universe
to have occured about 14 billion years ago.
So it has a beginning.
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Hi Russell Standish
No, rational beings have to decide which truths they need to apply
to what and how to apply them. These are all relational acts,
which require choice, hence intelligence.
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11/10/2012
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Hi Stephen P. King
Then you will get an incorrect motion,
which indeed would be very,very interesting.
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On 11/9/2012 11:24 AM, Roger Clough wrote:
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>
> Get a box of crackers with the crackers all lined perfectly up inside.
No explanation at all is given as
Hi Stephen P. King
Perhaps they fly apart because they are a little warm
which causes vibrations and there is nothing to hold them together.
One will probably have put a little "spin" on them as well.
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11/10/2012
"Forever is a long time,
On 11/9/2012 11:36 AM, Roger Clough wrote:
> Hi Stephen P. King
>
> I fall back on my experiment with crackers.
> Nothing stays perfect if allowed to be free and
> time passes.
Hi Roger,
My problem is the assumption of an initial perfection. It is never
explained
contingent stuff.
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Hi Bruno Marchal
The Devil is in the details, and why bother with numbers
when you could use words ?
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see young children moving
their lips when learning to read.
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(with a corresponding frequency of 90-22 GHz). Warm and cool regions of space
are therefore mapped, including the radiation polarity.
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>
> No, rational beings have to decide which truths they need to apply
> to what and how to apply them. These are all relational acts,
> which require choice, hence intelligence.
&
be the best word in that case.
Wall Street is not a welfare program, IT IS DRIVEN BY GREED.
And conversely, selling stocks is based on fear that the stock is going to go
down.
So no rational or logical program will ever be a good stock customer.
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11/12/2012
Hi Russell Standish
Consciousness and intelligence, not just consciousness.
A cave man had to determine if a twig lying on the ground is a snake or a twig.
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Hi Russell Standish
Reason is what allows us to exist in the face of desire and danger.
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Hi Stephen P. King
Leibniz thought that everything needs a sufficient reason to
exist as it does. Thus all of the parts of the universe have
a sufficient reason to be (as they are). I don't know how to
explain that by anything other than the the "God" hypothesis.
Rog
Hi meekerdb
Those are the complaints of the far left.
They hate everything that has authority or power.
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Hi everybody,
I need to catch up with some of you. I've been offline for a
few days because of computer problems and even thought
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Hi Craig Weinberg
Yes, Berkeley's solopsism is impossible to disprove,
so your theory that perception causes existence holds.
But, forgive me, how do you know that there are other people
to report your findings to ? We could all be chimeras.
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fore Freud
and Jung.
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Hi Platonist Guitar Cowboy
12 tone music can be refreshing for a while but I soon get bored.
On the other hand, Stravinksy and many others can do exciting
things with dissonance. The Firebird Suite and the Rites of Spring
enhance this marvellously with dance.
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Hi Richard Ruquist
That's just my point. You can't have quantum gravity
unless it emerged from mind ior universal intelligence.
Where there's smoke, there's fire.
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Hi Richard Ruquist and Bruno,
There is (infinite) regress in physical nature, but not in mind, because
mind is non-existent (not created).
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Hi Richard Ruquist
Call it what you want, but anything existent exists according
to some pre-existing physical rules etc. Some Cosmic intelligence.
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Hi Evgenii Rudnyi
Perhaps strings might better model materials and their behavior
than current chemistry and materials science can. And
suggest the possibioity of creating new materials (composistes) as well
as explaining little understood materials phenomena.
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Hi Stephen P. King and Bruno,
Perhaps these problems below fade away if you think
of numbers in this way:
In the beginning were the numbers
and the numbers were with Mind and
the numbers were Mind.
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On 11/3/20
Hi Stephen P. King
But many minds are in agreement that God exists, so that must be true ?
And must unicorns exist because I believe that they do ?
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Hi Stephen P. King
Mind is the fundamental nonphysical primitive out of which all physical things
were created and which governs them.
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Hi Stephen P. King
Infinity is not communicable.
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Hi Stephen P. King
He's got his work cut out for him, not so much as casting doubt
on other's theories, but in explaining all of the data obtained with
alternate theorie. In which case, the Big Bang
simply happened another way than that taught.
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of some sort. Nature is alive, and life is intelligence.
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Hi Stephen P. King
Monads are as you say, but only potentially.
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been created out of the nonphysical, which I take to be intelligence.
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Hi Stephen P. King
How is the agreement of many minds known if they are all solipsists ?
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Mind has no properties other than being nonphysical, so no problem.
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Hi Stephen,
Hogan appears to be a total skeptic. What can I say ?
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ng holding the thing (then a substance) together in some way, like
life.
Or an electromagnetic, biological, or chemical field.
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Hi Stephen P. King
But how could one know if the others are telling the truth ?
The surest test could only be a Turing Test.
Plus I have another difficulty with solipsim. If perception
must proceed existence, then one could never be stabbed
in the back.
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Hi Craig Weinberg
But not ONE field.
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wrote a whole book or a lot at least
on that issue without coming up with a sensible solution
other than to say that it just happens that there is no infinite
regress because there cannot be one.
It's similar to Aristotle's "First Cause" doctine.
[Roger Clough], [rclo...@ver
some fashion of those events,
and that is what Heaven will be like.
Bohm had a related idea (the Implicate/Explicate worlds).
If there was a beginning, then the transform(s) would be one-sided.
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11/17/2012
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Hi Russell Standish
Intelligence is nothing.
[Roger Clough], [rclo...@verizon.net]
11/17/2012
"Forever is a long time, especially near the end." -Woody Allen
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Hi Stephen P. King
OK if you're satisfied with a "vague feeling" of agreement among
multiple observers. That of course would cause you to see fuzzy
or incomplete objects.
The Turing Test was suggested to try to wake you up.
[Roger Clough], [rclo...@verizon.net]
11/17/2012
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eate the object, the actual object always was, as
it is itself a monad, and they can be neither created nor
destroyed.
[Roger Clough], [rclo...@verizon.net]
11/17/2012
"Forever is a long time, especially near the end." -Woody Allen
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. Course of the present work
The course of the present work will be as follows: Chaptcrs II.-V. will
discuss the consequences of the first four of the above premisses, and will
show that they lead to the whole, or nearly the whole, of the necessary
propositions of the system. "
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Hi Bruno Marchal
I thought that comp is exactly opposite to what you say,
that computationalism is the belief that we can simulate
the mind with a computer program-- that the mind is computable.
[Roger Clough], [rclo...@verizon.net]
11/19/2012
"Forever is a long time, especially near th
ally). He would order the Isreaelites to
kill an entire family. men women and children. Or in the Flood, kill
everybody in the world except Noah and his family. And he let the
rain fall on the good as well as the evil.
[Roger Clough], [rclo...@verizon.net]
11/19/2012
"Forever
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