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[NST==>Glen. I started to write a long cranky note, claiming to disagree with
this, but then I realized that I didn’t understand it. Unless, you are arguing … is
this it? … that we can use a scientific abstraction to interpret an observation wh
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then it could
allow for larger and larger elite classes until, perhaps, the difference
between those that can _use_ the law and those that are abused by the law is
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They're just magical thinkers. They believe in unicorns and rainbows and
wonder why we can't just skip to the _end_. Earp already knows the truth,
knows reality, and wonders why we have to spend so much time and effort
slogging through
to a significance that's unwarranted
... to talk about thoughts and feelings as if they exist, without any
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without remainder, by explaining how your child’s behavior becomes a
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Thanks Glen. For me even the state machine isn't quite enough. A state
machine version wouldn't even in principle distinguish between a
robot/zombie and a living being.
I don't understand why you think state machines are inadequate for making
point of
view, it’s all irrelevant. The more use the better.
Again my apologies for being annoying. You have made several very helpful
contributions to this thread, and I would hate to lose you.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holographic_principle And although it may not be true,
it's certainly a pretty solid idea.
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heir fairly
benign yet counter-culture opinions or ideas will be held against them.
I agree with the idea that our willingness to conform to the corruption (of any kind)
contributes to the problem quite directly. Too many people respond to this idea as a form
of
any pressure
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longer just /out there/, but equally /in here/. Until that
> transference takes place and you know that it is God in me loving God--God in
> me worshipping God, resting in God, enjoying God--the whole point of the
> incarnation has not been achieved, and we remain in religion instead
e and church.
>
>
> Paul Feyerabend has been called the worst enemy of science by a 1987 /Nature
> /essay. Maybe this is justone reason among many
> <https://www.quora.com/Is-it-common-among-scientists-to-scorn-philosophy> why
> it is perceived that scientists
On 05/18/2016 07:06 PM, Robert Wall wrote:
> Yikes! Skeptic-on-skeptic fight! This linked article you bring Glen begs an
> interesting question: When does a skeptic just become just a contrarian? I
> mean, what do skeptics publish but skepticism and critiques contrary to the
> t
that is promoted from the inside by the promoters, who would be less
critical of their own work of course. His writings encourage me to look
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> For me, I tend to be a skeptic in my own field (modeling & simulation) and a
> contrarian outside it.
And on this
ing into rants about the sorry state of education, it
succeeded in at least one case. Perhaps the real lesson is to do all your math
in tools like Scilab or Mathematica.
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, May 9, 2016 at 3:18 PM, Gary Schiltz <g...@naturesvisualarts.com
<mailto:g...@naturesvisualarts.com>> wrote:
In the words of the (in)famous Ross Perot, "Now, that's just sad."
On Mon, May 9, 2016 at 1:57 PM, glen <geprope...@gmail.com
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the graph should be chopped up into consumable sound bites
without regard to their coherence or utility for learnin
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The "
re not knocking down my door looking for
expertise in things like Mean.io, either. 8^)
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> wasted motion in fashion or popular music or the world of celebrity.
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(intellectual) cash he could keep
people at bay, period. The "reflexes" are no worse, from age, and maybe
better, but I'm not going to work 30 hours straight anymore because that's just stupid.
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"Pfft, I don't know where to go from here." A wet raspberry is more playful,
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> it is more likely his actions are without purpose or coherent ideology. He's
> not gaming different constituencies to get his way, he is just looking for a
> way to be instrumental. He's a shallow person, a salesman and
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publications. She was the recipient of a 2015 Beacon of Reason Award from
Oregonians for Science and Reason. She holds a Master’s degree in philosophy
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someone translate what you said.
On Fri, May 13, 2016 at 10:07 AM, glen <geprope...@gmail.com> wrote:
On 03/02/2016 09:12 AM, Owen Densmore wrote:
http://quillette.com/2016/02/15/the-unbearable-asymmetry-of-bullshit/
On Bullshit: Donald Trump, Harry Frankfurt, and Indifference to Truth
CF
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> by Dr. John Ioannidis last decade.
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> the idea there are different universes popping out the closure and see no
> need to reconcile them. They see N vectors instead of one eigenvector.
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hammer to help ensure the mad
lizzard doesn't turn Newyork into a crater. The chitari and Bantner already
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you flush it all away.
Time to bring it down again.
Don't just call me pessimist.
Try and read between the lines.
I can't imagine why you wouldn't
Welcome any change, my friend.
I wanna see it all come down.
Bring it down
Suck it down.
Flush it down.
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If you search on ninus.ocn.ne.jp, you get lots of spam warnings. If coerced,
I'd guess that you have a program on your machine or in your network that's
trying to send out those spam emails. Perhaps you're part of a botnet?
On 07/28/2016 03:54 PM, Russell Standish wrote:
One for the
are as fluxed with symbiotic-ware
(what is the benign form of malware) as our own personal biomes... maybe we
are already on our way down that road?
Does anyone track Stephanie Forrest's computer immune systems?
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>> If you search on ninus.ocn.ne.jp, you get lots of spam warnings. If
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s the situation in
> Santa Fe really so bad? I thought Owen earns well?
though and still don't that my needs and wants get met all that well.
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>
> Marcus.. who is looking forward to an introverted president and not a
> narcissist. They are not the same thing.
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ncer cells proliferate.
>
> I don't know how reproduction rates change during world wars or civil wars.
> One might expect that reproduction rates would go up. Evolution could be
> looking for a way to make them go down, and I think vape pipes have to be a
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> evolution of anticipatory behaviors from high or low fitness. Mommy and the
> kids just try to keep Daddy the tyrant from losing his cool, and in doing so
> evolve an effective control system.
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Does it simply annoy you that it still has the same subject line?
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on encourages underspecification. Conversely, having a higher
> level conception of computation can facilitate the engineers to move toward
> the science too.
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> Dad says, "Four"
> Four
> End.
>
> It is, however, an algorithm, right?
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You're leaping too far. Nature could be _near_ computational or structurally
analogous to computation. If that were the case, then we can productively
model nature up to that nearness, within that ball of similarity. Much like
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be possible
"in the future" to understand, with the precision of a program on a universal
computer, the justification of every decision leading to a device and thus the outputs of
the device. Technical papers should basically be literate computer programs.
it. The
theoreticians would still do the creative side.
More than just LaTeX but less than AI.
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Balance Theory. Basically, if I
like Obama and I like Sanders, Obama and Sanders ought to like each other. So
when they disagree about something as fundamental as trade policy, it creates,
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Ok. Here’s a question: putting aside dumb conspiracy theories, if TPP is so
bad, why is Obama for it. Deep answers only, please.
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I don't think a reader should be forced to choose between (1) or (2), but I
would prefer that the writer be aware enough to refer to context rather than
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hematical conferences or programs in the US, with many
> international speakers (including those from countries not directly affected
> by the order) now cancelling their visit, either in protest or in concern
> about their ability to freely enter and le
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> cannot overcome where we are, we're past the tipping point. Certainly in
> software.
>
> And you?
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part of any communities at all.
By what means do _parts_ represent their wholes? Isn't this just another
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> call-to-action. There are organizations that are more or less potent. I
> just want the gas I'm contributing to the bulldozer will send it in sort of
> the direction I would like. In part, we've got Trump now because too many
disrupt the current order just enough to (perhaps) bring it back
into a better optimum. They're assuming my persnickety dialogue is an attempt
to do things right or find the truth. But it's actually just heat.
It's interesting that _they_ see me as belong
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s. "The
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shared ideas; no shared understanding. There is only shared action, mediated
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other and the environment.
To argue that all of what's inside can be adequately represented by what goes
in or out (holographic principle) is fideistic.
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> Glen, somehow I missed your original post. Do you mind re-posting again?
I have that problem a lot, too. It seems to have made the archive. I wonder
if there are issues with the mail queue at friam.com? I used to rely on the
gmane copy as w
doesn't support CVs -- at least at this point.
> They don't seem to have any plan to do so. You may want to check it out.
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t such a membership can't be determined solely by
identifies-with. Lots of people think they hold facts in high esteem, but
really just believe anything that looks like a fact.
And that means that our mechanisms for determining what commun
early the same time and one of them waits for the
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> certain events play out and form approximate models in meme space.
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cause), and
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> to a diligent, moderately intelligent, practitioner of neighboring sciences,
> does that not limit the development of that science?
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> time helping them out, let us know. We’ll keep you updated on opportunities.
>
> Also, please consider donating to the ACLU.
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culturally (i.e. taken for granted, daily events, open research and
> software) that populism, any of the 10 examples cited, can reverse it, It
> tipped.
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istribution of
various biological attributes.
And to whatever extent we have the ability to guide or bias the ur-generated
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vation, epidemic, etc. but we really only measure success by the top
X% of the pyramid. If Peter Thiel lives to be 200 years old, it will be a
success we can _all_ claim some part of ... even as I scrounge through
dumpsters when Renee' finally gets tired of my contrar
al has a path to the fundamental
parallelism of the ideology. What has died is rural neoliberalism. You can't
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of the context?
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> The Buddhist have their notion in the /Dharma/, which is kind of an Operators
> Manual for the brain. But people don't seem to WANT to live that way even
> though they like to decorate their homes with statues of the Buddha.
-
at sort of thing.
My favorite mathematician Raymond Smullyan has written a few books on religion
that talk quite a bit about Christianity. He seemed to suggest that it's
overall a decent system _if_ you get rid of the concept of Hell. And I think
Hitchens used to identify Hell as the most abhorre
Best part of inaguaration day!
Watch Brass Band Perform Darth Vader's Theme Outside Trump Tower
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It makes me wonder if he's taking any mood altering drugs, hormones, ssris,
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> Actually, I think the author, Richard Willmsen, got it right, Frank. I am
> seeing more of these predictions of a meltdown ... the following linked
> /CounterPunch /article says he is going to have a lot of help in the process
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