Hi Marc welcome back! I had not seen you here for months.
Concerning objective values, as we have discussed in the past, I don't
see any rational argument in support of their existence. For example
if one has chosen to consider the elimination of the human species as
a priority value (like some fu
This may be clarified by a paper that Richard ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) and
I wrote together.
http://www.futuretag.net/hitbang/2005/03/shadows-and-concept-of-self.php
We would love hearing what you guys think.
On 5/23/05, rmiller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Yes I wrote it. How do you guys like it?
G.
On 5/23/05, Russell Standish <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It appears to have been written by someone called Giulio Prisco, who
> signs his name Giu1i0 Pri5c0, and is active in the Society for
> Universal Immortalism. His home page is htt
Has anyone seen this movie? Looks interesting - santatcruztoday.com:
This sure-to-be cult favorite is a hybrid of documentary and
melodrama, combining a story about an unhappy, divorced photographer
(Marlee Matlin) wandering the streets of Portland, Ore., with highly
abstract theoretical constructs
The Times: Professor Sir Martin Rees is to suggest that "life, the
universe and everything" may be no more than a giant computer
simulation with humans reduced to bits of software. Rees, Royal
Society professor of astronomy at Cambridge University, will say that
it is now possible to conceive of co
Space.com: Quantum astronomy experiment proposed, possibly using the
Allen Array Telescope and the narrow-band radio-wave detectors being
build by the SETI Institute and the University of California,
Berkeley.There are many ways we could go now in examining quantum
results. If conscious observation
In this note I try to outline my current thoughts on quantum physics,
for your comments. I am sending this to a few mailing lists with
overlapping memberships, so you may have received this twice or more.
I apologise if this is the case and also for the very imprecise
language and gross simplificat
for Synthese at
http://www.kluweronline.com/issn/0039-7857/contents, but it only goes
back
to 1997. You'll have to find the physical journal in an academic
library.
Or try writing to the authors and asking for a copy to be mailed to
you.
On Mon, Jan 19, 2004 at 10:52:09AM +, Giu1i0 Pri5c0 wrote:
I wi
Interesting, and I agree with the last paragraph: making good choice
increases the measure of the region of the multiverse where good choices
have been made and everyone is better off.
An alternative view of which I am thinking a lot is that our conscious
thought processes actually take place in th
I wish to read these 3 papers, which I have not found on the net in full text. Would
anyone have them or know where they can be found?
Thanks
Albert, D and Loewer, B.: 1988, `Interpreting the Many Worlds Interpretation',
Synthese, 77, 195-213
Lockwood, M. [1996a]: Many Minds Interpretations of
Some thoughts on the MWI for your comments. I am sending this to a few
mailing lists with overlapping memberships, so you may have received this
twice or more. I apologise if this is the case and also for the very
imprecise language and gross simplifications and analogies that I am using
to make my
Please correct me if I am wrong:
Bruno believes that information, for example mathematical concepts and theorems, exist
independently of their encoding in some physicsl systems (arithmetic realism); in
other words, that the number 4 esists independently of the presence in the physical
world of s
Hi there. I have been reading the list for a quite long time, never posted
so far. I wish to contribute to the ongoing discussion on computability of
the universe, and future discussions, so this is my joining post. I studied
theoretical physics in the 70s and 80s, then I moved to computer science
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