circa Wed Dec 24 12:53:56 EST 2014 cody wrote:
Also, The console. appears to be a javascript console. for instance type
rotate.
Yep. It works great, actually. It seems to save the history of your
commands across invocations. But the functions I define seem to
disappear between
General relativity predicts gravitational waves. A result of that
prediction, elaborate measurement techniques have been devised like
computational filtering of observatory data (Einstein @ Home) or
superconducting devices to detect polarization of the cosmic microwave
background (POLARBEAR 2).
So, did Nick mean this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Construct_validity ?
On 12/26/2014 11:35 AM, Marcus G. Daniels wrote:
General relativity predicts gravitational waves. A result of that
prediction, elaborate measurement techniques have been devised like
computational filtering of
Glen writes:
``Well, my specific problem is that I think atheists and theists are
delusional. They think they know things they cannot know. So, if Nick's point
is that the concept of theist (or atheist) is too muddy to define
validatable[*] tests for, then, as an agnostic, I would completely
Glen,
Nice Wikipedia entry. If that is not what I meant, it certainly is what I
SHOULD have meant.
I have been sufficiently distracted by family over the last two weeks that I
don't know what is what with this discussion To recap: if I remember, I first
tried to find out if we are talking
Glen thinks that atheists and theists are delusional. My claim is that
agnostics are non-existent. From which it follows, I guess that all humans
are delusional.
I am ok with that.
N
Nicholas S. Thompson
Emeritus Professor of Psychology and Biology
Clark University
