Dear Stathis,
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Dear Stephen,
Pearce spends considerable time in his the
topias. More modern treatments
include Philip Ball's "Critical Mass".
Stephen
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David Pearce is
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David Pearce is a British philosopher with Utilitarian leanings, and his
extensive "HedWeb"
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misinterpretations which I may have introduced by my editing.)
Norman Samish
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Lee Corbin points to
Tipler
(Please go to the URL to avoid
misinterpretations which I may have introduced by my editing.)
Norman Samish
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Lee Co
Man! Talk about a full plate of new (and speculative) ideas. I'm sure
it would be if nothing else and interesting read. I'll wait for the
popular book (which I'm sure will come). In the meantime, thanks for
summarizing.
One idea that was interesting (and I have thought myself), was whether
Lee Corbin points to
Tipler's March 2005 paper "The Structure of the World From Pure Numbers":
http://www.iop.org/EJ/abstract/0034-4885/68/4/R04
I tried to read this paper, but it was 60 pages long and extremely
technical, mostly over my head. The gist of it was an updating of
Tipler's Omega Poin
>From Tipler's March 2005 paper "The Structure of the World From Pure Numbers":
Can the structure of physical reality be inferred by a pure mathematician? As
Einstein posed it, "Did God have any choice when he
created the universe?" Or is mathematics a mere handmaiden to the Queen of the
Science
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