Re: Evidence for the simulation argument

2007-04-02 Thread John Mikes
Mark, you asked interesting questions, but I think the fundamental ones are still 'out there': MP:(bold and in bold): "I mean the big and unanswered question is WHERE are numbers? I would ask (joining your heresy): 1. Where did numbers come from? (an answer may be: They are GOD to believe in). 2.

Re: Evidence for the simulation argument

2007-04-02 Thread Mark Peaty
Bruno: > With comp, what holds 'your lot" together are the relation between > numbers. The apparent third person infinite regression stops at the > level of those relations. The first person is most probably confronted > with many infinities, but this should not be considered as > problematica

Re: Statistical Measure, does it matter?

2007-04-02 Thread James N Rose
John M, et al, It is a fact of existential experiencing that minds are typically so innured to their millieu and environmental encounters that 'alternative interpretations' are overlooked and missed to appreciation and understanding. --- When it became apparent to me that QM -and- Relativity

Re: Statistical Measure, does it matter?

2007-04-02 Thread John Mikes
It's getting such and sucher - the multiple, back-and-forth gets dizzying. So I will copy certain sentences of the "Stathistical" discussion for reflection.-Below is the orig.Maze. John --- > JM earlier: What else can we 'imagine'? Ideational -- of whom? Mine? > Yours?