Proposition 8: The dynamic of Proposition 5 is random.
Proof: Same form of proof as for Proposition 5.
"Effect": I tried here to select a word that encompassed a sufficiently
wide range of influences so that in the end the Everything summed up to no
net information. One type of influence bet
Saibal Mitra wrote:
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>Suppose you are a virtual person, programmed by me and living in a virtual
>environment. You do some experiments to find the laws of physics. You try to
>break up things and look what they are ``made of´´. Would you ever discover
>how the pentium processor works if you pr
You can still have realism, but it must be the case that at least some of
the things we think of as ``real physical objects´´ like e.g. electrons are
not real.
Suppose you are a virtual person, programmed by me and living in a virtual
environment. You do some experiments to find the laws of physi
Dear Hal,
thank you for your post. I will study your points before I can say Yeah or
Nah to any one of them. It seems I have to make up your mind whether the
"everything includes itself" means an infinite succession of an increasing
line of 'evrythings', all including the previous one, or is it a
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