Hi Jason Resch
IMHO life is essentially intelligence (mind), where intelligence is the ability
to make one's own choices,
not from software or hardware or anything in nature. I hypothesize that life is
undefinable because
to define it would limit its choices. Some limitation of course would be
Hi Stephen P. King
Yes, that could be a killer problem. Certainly an
interesting one.
Admittedly I often confuse timeless and spaceless.
Perhaps the confusion comes from the act of viewing
Platonia.
Haven't figured it all out, but the speeding car would
take care of timeless. Spaceless would
Hi Stephen P. King
I think of the brain as a running sensor of the static platonic world.
Sort of like looking out of the car window as you speed along.
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9/7/2012
Leibniz would say, "If there's no God, we'd have to invent him
so that everything could function.
Hi Jason Resch
virtual reality model
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nvent him
so that everything could function."
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Hi Bruno Marchal
Perhaps wrongly, I think of the world of monads as the virtual world.
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On Wednesday, September 5, 2012 6:38:07 AM UTC-4, rclough wrote:
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> Hi Stephen P. King
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> No, the stuff in our skulls is alive, has intelligence, and a 1p.
> Computers don't and can't. Big sdifference.
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> Hi Roger,
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> 锟斤拷� Please leave magic out of this, as "any sufficiently advanced
Hi Jason Resch
What you call a virtual world, Kant and Leibniz call the phenomenal world.
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Hi Craig Weinberg
IMHO the burden to show that computers are alive and
have intelligence lies on the scientists.
I see no evidence of life or real intelligence
in computers.
Roger Clough, rclo...@verizon.net
9/5/2012
Leibniz would say, "If there's no God, we'd have to invent him
so that
Hi Jason Resch
Sorry. What needs explanation ?
Or is that even the right question ?
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Subject: Re: Re: Why a bacterium has more intelligence than a computer
Here is the link I mentioned:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gdg4mU-wuhI
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Hi Jason Resch
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Hi Stephen P. King
No, the stuff in our skulls is alive, has intelligence, and a 1p.
Computers don't and can't. Big sdifference.
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9/5/2012
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> Hi Jason Resch
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> IMHO Not to disparage the superb work that computers can do,
> but I think that it is a mistake to anthropo-morphise the computer.
> It has no inte
Hi Jason Resch
IMHO Not to disparage the superb work that computers can do,
but I think that it is a mistake to anthropo-morphise the computer.
It has no intelligence, no life, no awareness, there's
nothing magic about it. It's just a complex bunch of diodes and
transistors.
Roger Clough, rclo
Hi Jason Resch
Good point, but I was thinking of a perceiving/feeling subject.
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Hi Alberto G. Corona
IMHO you can't have intelligence without a 1p perceiver.
Only life can do that.
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Hi Jason Resch
Where is the aware subject in the computer ?
What color eyes does he have ?
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