On Thursday, September 10, 2020 at 11:43:48 AM UTC+2 Bruno Marchal wrote:

> On 9 Sep 2020, at 16:29, PGC <multipl...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> On Wednesday, September 9, 2020 at 11:38:32 AM UTC+2, Bruno Marchal wrote:
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>> With Mechanism, we do have an ontological reductionism: only numbers 
>> exist, with only two simple laws: addition and multiplication. Then the 
>> physical reality emerges as a first person plural persistent sharable 
>> interfering web of histories, which is confirmed by quantum mechanics 
>> without collapse, up to now.
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>> It is the believer in a “physical reality out there” to explain how it 
>> manage to make some computations more real than other. It is up to them to 
>> show some evidence for that belief. 
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> That's easy. For millennia, by the rules of your discourse, every 
> person/number killing another with some weapon essentially states: "This 
> computation is more real. This one." 
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> There's been too much evidence of that kind, and any form of determinism 
> essentially justifies all of that evidence, citing some truth or realism á 
> la "that's the way the dovetailer runs" in a fatalistic manner. This sort 
> of relativism leads to forgone conclusions about the nature of life, 
> essentially disintegrating any/all forms of violence, when science should 
> pursue said nature of life with the hope of its optimization. I see this as 
> evidence of ideology within your discourse, as "no ethics" with regards to 
> numbers is mere nihilism/relativity/fatalism.
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> On the contrary, with mechanism there are some objective moral laws 
> derivable from the machine theology, like “it is immoral tp do the moral to 
> the others”.
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That statement tends toward relativism though as it “does the moral to the 
others” by declaring itself.


> Then mechanism also refute all reductionist conception of humans, as it is 
> refute all reduction conception of machine.
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Many ideologies with gods and their creations offer the same and many go 
far beyond that. For example, I just now created an ideology of citrus that 
refutes all reductionist conceptions of everything and offers loyal 
disciples some vitamin C in any cocktail of their choice. 

In the cocktail glass we can observe the buoyancy of citrus, so while you 
guys sit around here wondering about preludes to a metaphysics unstated, 
drowning in a sea of details and linguistic hallucinations, yours truly and 
the god of this new ideology that is the oldest ideology remain buoyant.
 

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> Even if physics were obtained in a satisfying manner from self-reference, 
> I'd tend towards interpretations that don't evaporate questions of 
> violence, good, and evil for some relativism; as tricky as they may be... 
> my hunch is that those questions related to the large variety of 
> descriptions of selfhood/subject need further elaboration. 
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> The consequence of Mechanism, like of Darwinism, should not be changed 
> according to our wishes. That would be like hiding truth, or a possible 
> truth, for terrestrial purpose. We can build some ethics, but not let it 
> decide for true and false. That was the main error brought by the 
> institutionalisation of religion, I think.
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That assumes absolute truth discerning ability, especially the first two 
sentences. THAT IS the very error of which the last sentence warns readers.
 

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>> This requires to abandon digital mechanism eventually.
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>> If you or anyone have still a problem with this, I can explain more. This 
>> is known since the 1930s, but ignored by many.
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>> Bruno
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>> PS I will certainly say more on this, but now I have hundred of exam 
>> copies to note...
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> You have exam papers to grade now at the beginning of the school year?
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> Yes. The second session of September, and the admission exams. Covid-19 
> doubles the work. But it is OK, it is my job.
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Just give admission to everybody! WTF Bruno, why do you complain that folks 
don’t get into computer science enough but fail them for some exercise 
failure based on a reductionist conception of humans/machines? The ones you 
fail will tend to move towards beliefs in collapse. PGC

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