On 9 Sep, 01:39, David Nyman wrote:
> > 1. Computationalism in general associates that consciousness with a
> > specific comptuer programme, programme C let's say.
> > 2. Let us combine that with the further claim that programme C
> > causes cosnciousness, somehow leveraging the physical c
Hi,
I want to add something.
I said recently to John that the excluded middle principle should be
seen as a tolerance-of-ignorance principle. Actually this will play an
important role later, and it justifies the "arithmetical realism":
what it is, and why it is important.
Let me illustrate
This is the last post before we proof Cantor theorem. It is an "antic
interlude". We are about 2000 years back in time.
The square root of 2.
It is a number x such that x^2 = 2. It is obviously smaller than 2 and
bigger than 1. OK? It cannot be a natural number. But could it be a
fraction?
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