Dear Bruno:
Thank you for your comments.
Yes I know there are more key words to include, and some to remove as well,
etc. etc.. Any comments are welcome. I hope to have the next reasonable
draft improvement available by Monday. It will be a slow process. To
avoid clutter in the archive, f
Hello Hal Ruhl
About your list of questions you are missing some important
keywords, it seems to me.
You miss Russell Standish's "occam", George Levy's "plenitude",
Jacques Mallah's "implementation", Higgo's "buddha", my own
"phi/psy reversal", etc.
The introductory dialog by Wei Dai and Hal
Dear Bruno:
Yes I do know the Everett FAQ.
In the scheme I am considering for my efforts for this list we could try to
maintain and map the dialog by having alternate responses to the questions.
Each question would have an index such as "Q11" and the responses would
have an index such as R11
Very nice. I think it can be useful indeed.
I guess you know the Everett FAQ at http://www.hedweb.com/manworld.htm
It is an exemple of an excellent FAQ (IMO). We can use it as a source
of inspiration.
Bruno
--- original message by Hal Ruhl ---
>Dear Bruno:
>
>Thank you.
>I am sure it is a lo
Dear Bruno:
Thank you.
I am sure it is a long term project.
I think it will be some fun for me and can potentially add fun to the list.
I think this list has substantial potential for producing a real increase
in understanding of physics and thus aid the study of socioeconomic systems
which is
Hi Wei Dai,
>It's not possible to do that through the escribe.com interface as far as I
>know. However I have an archive of the list in Unix mailbox format, which
>you might be able to import into your email software and print from there.
>Or, since it's a text format you can print it directly if
On Tue, Feb 20, 2001 at 10:58:11AM +, Marchal wrote:
> BTW does someone know how to print automatically some
> part of the archive (from one date to another, or just one
> thread ...). Is that possible ?
It's not possible to do that through the escribe.com interface as far as I
know. Howeve
>Well here is a first try with some proposed questions for the FAQ list:
>
>I have filled in some responses here and there to illustrate the ideas of
>individualized and multiple responses. This allows the dialog to be
>sustained but hopefully eventually coalesce
Thank you Hal.
Now you give u
Well here is a first try with some proposed questions for the FAQ list:
I have filled in some responses here and there to illustrate the ideas of
individualized and multiple responses. This allows the dialog to be
sustained but hopefully eventually coalesce
BACKGROUND
What are the goals of t
Dear Bruno:
OK - I will try your approach.
At first I had felt that one could not mount much of a disagreement over
whether or not a given word could be found in the archive.
However, I now think it better to bite the bullet and go directly to a list
of questions.
Given the nature of the lis
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>I am going to start this [FAQ] project:
>
>What I am going to do first is create a list of archive search keys. Each
>of these will be a word or phrase such as "consciousn
I am going to start this project:
What I am going to do first is create a list of archive search keys. Each
of these will be a word or phrase such as "consciousness" or "describe" or
"compute". Given with each such search key will be a brief description of
the various lines of thought associ
Sure. I think someone may have even started this.
Cheers
Hal Ruhl wrote:
>
> Since Jan 1998 when the archive date list starts there have been about 2440
> postings. There are numerous distinct lines of thought as to the nature
> and dynamic of the Everything i
Since Jan 1998 when the archive date list starts there have been about 2440
postings. There are numerous distinct lines of thought as to the nature
and dynamic of the Everything in the postings.
I am interested in seeing these lines of thought arranged into a more
concise library than the arc
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