Quentin Anciaux kirjoitti:
2009/6/3 Torgny Tholerus tor...@dsv.su.se:
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How do you know that there is no biggest number?
You just did.
You shown that by assuming there is one it entails a contradiction.
Have you examined all
the natural numbers?
No, that's what demonstration
juergen wrote:
Russell, at the risk of beating a dead horse: a uniform measure is _not_ a
uniform probability distribution. Why were measures invented in the first
place? To deal with infinite sets. You cannot have a uniform probability
distribution on infinitely many things.
The last
come to play if I
thought more carefully about the detailed assumptions
involved? E.g. that each program would be run just once,
with the same speed etc? I am not sure.
Juho
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Juho Pennanen
Department of Forest Ecology, P.O.Box 24
FIN-00014
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