Perhaps
Perhaps of interest to the psychologists and ethologists in the group: claim
that research is biased (and therefore unreliable to a degree) because the
people studied are WEIRD
- Western
- Educated
-Industrialized
- Rich
- (from) Democratic societies
and animals studied are S
Just pre-ordered Hertog's, *On the Origin of Time*, that presents Stephen
Hawking's "final" theory - summarized in the phrase: *"The laws of physics are
not set in stone but are born and co-evolve as the universe they govern takes
shape." *Should be a great read.
davew
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Certainly true the phrase. Reminds me of "Cosmic Evolution" by Eric Chaisson
and "The Life of the Cosmos" by Lee Smolin.If you think about it, then it is
obvious that new objects emerge in the universe in the course of time, and that
new laws are required to describe them, based on their propert
I know this conversation has drifted quite a bit but I wanted to point
out that if I was a weary lecturer teaching 6 classes a semester, who was
thrilled to get anything with complete sentences and a vague semblance of
thought, the chat bot gets an A on its responses.
If it is in one of the ad
Hi. Dave. A perennial problem. To the extent that the population of interest is
the same as the population sampled, the problem is alleviated.
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