> > John Ku
> > ... motivations (e.g. creativity, pursuing knowledge for its own sake,
...
> Matt Mahoney
> ...Such a narrow view...
Chuck Esterbrook
... ego centric views of mankind...
"Creativity, pursuing knowledge for its own sake," are considered primary
motivations only by a narrow frac
On 3/28/07, Matt Mahoney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
--- John Ku <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I agree with Kurzweil on certain points. I think any intelligent life would
> have evolved with very similar evolutionary pressures and thus share broad
> similarities in their motivations (e.g. creativ
--- John Ku <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I agree with Kurzweil on certain points. I think any intelligent life would
> have evolved with very similar evolutionary pressures and thus share broad
> similarities in their motivations (e.g. creativity, pursuing knowledge for
> its own sake, probably s
I argued previously that inflationary cosmology and its successes give us
good reason to think there is probably a multiverse that spawns 10^37 *more*
universes every second. I think Kurzweil has argued that there probably have
not been any other singularities elsewhere in the universe already and
