Le 09-janv.-06, à 18:30, Benjamin Udell a écrit :
By "ampliative induction" I mean, not mathematical induction.
Nice! I hope you will be patient enough to see that this is a good
description of G* \ G.
G characterises the self-referential discourse of the lobian machine,
which is fundament
Le 11-janv.-06, à 17:57, Benjamin Udell a écrit :
Bruno, list,
Well, on the basis of that which you say below (much of which I
unfortunately only vaguely understand), where you don't focus it all
decidedly on the particular issues of faith and belief, it actually
does now sound more like s
Bruno, list,
If I understand you correctly, then you mean, more generally:
G* \ G will correspond to any true conclusion that the machine can draw by
other than deductive (= truth-preservative)inference.
Best, Ben Udell
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From: "Bruno Marchal" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To
Bruno, list,
It occurred to me that I ought not merely to "wing it" on the meaning of
"theology" as a word. There are various places online to look it up, but this
is an interesting one and, anyway, some may find this to be an introduction to
a good resource.
>From the Century Dictionary http:
Bruno, list,
[Bruno]> The neoplatonician use often the term "God" for "ultimate
explanation",
and also use often (but it is an idiosyncrasies) the names of the greek
Gods for concept (EROS = love, THANATOS = death, etc.). Strictly
speaking, it has nothing to do with the judeo-christian notion
Tegmark's 4 level "Multiverse" (actually the Multiverse is only one of
the levels) does not really have viewpoints at each level.
In my book, which largely follows the tradition of this list, there is
3 viewpoints identified: 1st person, 1st person plural and 3rd person.
The 3rd person correspond
Russell, list,
> Tegmark's 4 level "Multiverse" (actually the Multiverse is only one of the
> levels) does not really have viewpoints at each level.
> In my book, which largely follows the tradition of this list, there is 3
> viewpoints identified: 1st person, 1st person plural and 3rd person.
>
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I was taught at 9 years old that all the little kids
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Stathis Papaioannou wrote:
Danny Mayes writes:
I haven't participated in the list in a while, but I try to keep up
with the discussion here and there as time permits. I personally was
raised a fund
On Thu, Jan 12, 2006 at 11:12:13PM -0500, Benjamin Udell wrote:
> Russell, list,
>
> > Tegmark's 4 level "Multiverse" (actually the Multiverse is only one of the
> > levels) does not really have viewpoints at each level.
> > In my book, which largely follows the tradition of this list, there is 3
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