John Mikes wrote:
>Bruno, I appreciate your choice of incompressibility - as far as
>mathematical views are concerned.
And you know that with comp a case is made there is nothing
outside mathematics (even outside arithmetics) so that's ok for me.
But you know also that the determinist self-dup
Yes, in a different context, random could be applied to deterministic
chaos, however in the context of our discussion, we're not talking
about that.
Cheers
jamikes wrote:
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> Bruno, I appreciate your choice of incompressibility - as far as
> mathe
Bruno, I appreciate your choice of incompressibility - as far as
mathematical views are concerned. How about a "random" choice of a color
from a hundred others? can this be algorithmic and incomressible?
Or a choice "at random" from available several routes, how to defend an
innocent accused in co
"According to whim or taste" implies a conscious entity performing
choices according to a free will. This need not be the case. In my
mind, random means selected without cause (or without
procedure/algorithm)."
Russell picked my example from a language which has no equivalent to the
word "random"
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