Wow. It's all those things at once!
REALLY?!
What a great example!
Let me try and put it into words. The nominalist would like to say “There is
no real pattern there, it just depends on how you want to look at it.” The
realist would like to say, “Nonsense. The patterns appea
Steven,
Fall of 1968, I abandoned physics and adopted Asian Philosophy (first
semester at Macalester College). Since then, every spare moment, and
many not so spare, was dedicated to learning and practicing. My
vocation, quite by accident, was always programming/software/IT but
everything in that
Entanglement is probabilistic: Look for a dot at some location, if you see
one, then there's a probability of seeing another dot at another location, and
a different probability if you don't.
On 1/12/19, 11:53 AM, "Friam on behalf of Prof David West"
wrote:
This popped up elsewhere an
Given an "experiencer":
- what is directly "experienced" is apparently randomly moving dots.
- what is "interpreted" from that experience (a kind of meta-experience)
are 'triangles', 'squares', 'stars', and 'prisms'.
- every experiencer's behavior will be grounded on the interpretations,
not
Glen,
I want to respond to this but my knowledge of graphs is laughable, so please be
patient.
When I attempt to visualize a graph to use as a metaphor for explaining my
notions of individualism — the image in my mind is of Indra's Net (
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indra%27s_net ) which it
Some counter examples:
1) You do not have the potential to fully informed. The governments of China
or Iran would never give you access to their classified data, for example.
Heck, the US government probably wouldn't either with all your discussion of
psychedelics and what not!
2) You canno
A person who works in data compression, randomness, or statistical mechanics
might try to frame a description that is as operational and contains as much
structural resolution in it as possible, by drawing language from the sectors
of behavior and observation that are as robustly disambiguatable
Some say entanglement is related to spacetime itself. There was a Quanta
magazine article about it
recently.https://www.quantamagazine.org/time-entanglement-raises-quantum-mysteries-20160119/
-Jochen
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On March 8 4-6 PM, there will be a community micro:bit event at Meow Wolf,
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