Suppose an ideal random number generator produces, every microsecond, either
a zero or a one and records it on a tape. After a long time interval one
would expect the tape to contain a random mix of zeroes and ones with the
number of zeroes equal to the number of ones. Is this necessarily true?
I give here Brett Hall message to the FOR list because I
mentionned it in a "interfering post".
Bruno
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Just to be caviling...
Marchal wrote:
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> Gordon wrote:
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> >[Gordon]I think what I was getting at was how Humans get this not
Comp
> >however I kno
Jesse Mazer wrote (to Russell Standish):
>Aha! You've hit on something similar to my own pet TOE, which is that the
>global measure on observer-moments can somehow be derived from a sort of
>"theory of the anthropic principle" which would have to blend in with some
>type of formal theory of
Gordon wrote:
>> You know where I am coming from? Where I am coming from?
>>
>[Gordon]How do you prove the Non Physical?
What is the link? Are you suspecting I got some Natural
Number on the head after which I became a true believer
in Numberland?
Mmh... Brett Hall is right things are the ot
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