George Levy wrote:
I think that measure of self is always the same as observed by the self,
independently of the observer's frame of reference. .. just like the speed of
light.
I just want to continue the train of thought about measure and perform a type of UD
experiment that Bruno has been
Marchal wrote:
Levy wrote:
We might as well take the bull by the horns! Let's be precise and expand the
English language. We can also expand French.
Since some French pronouns already end with s (nous, vous, ils/elles) I suggest we
add sh instead of a plain s. So in French we could have:
Levy wrote:
We might as well take the bull by the horns! Let's be precise and expand the
English language. We can also expand French.
Here is a conjugation that would have tuned white my teacher's hair. :-)
When a first person singular singunal is duplicated you get a first person
singular
Marchal wrote:
Levy wrote:
An example of first person plural is for example myself thinking about the
many other myselves in other branches having made other choices of
professions/wives/stock market etc...
Mmh ... That's all first persons, or third persons imo. Remember that
first
George Levy wrote: (complete message below)
This illustrates the difference in the observations. Observing a spark
with no detonation has a probability of 0.25 for a third person observer
but 0.33 for a first person observer.
I agree, at least intuitively, with your reasoning.
But as you
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