As long as True(L,x) remains uncomputable humanity may soon perish
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As long as True(L,x) remains uncomputable humanity may soon perish
Unless and until we make True(L, x) computable so that there is an objective way
to discern dangerous lies from Truth humanity remains at great an increasing risk.
This is the reason why we need to refute Tarski Undefinability and its analogs
(isomorphisms) such as Gödel's 1931 Incompleteness Theorem.
to discern dangerous lies from Truth humanity remains at great an increasing risk.
This is the reason why we need to refute Tarski Undefinability and its analogs
(isomorphisms) such as Gödel's 1931 Incompleteness Theorem.
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Re: As long as True(L,x) remains uncomputable humanity may soon perish
as long as people want something for nothing, humanity may soon perish...
computations are luxuries
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computations are luxuries
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Re: As long as True(L,x) remains uncomputable humanity may soon perish
I vehemently disagree. As it stands now very effective propaganda could unite 70% of theImpenitent wrote: ↑Sat Apr 29, 2023 10:59 pm as long as people want something for nothing, humanity may soon perish...
computations are luxuries
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population of a country in using nuclear weapons to right a misconstrued wrong.
This could cause nuclear Winter that starves 99% of the population to death and murders
the remaining 1% by some of the 99% just trying to get some food.
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Re: As long as True(L,x) remains uncomputable humanity may soon perish
The key urgency of the matter is to divide the opposing ideas:
(a) Putin invaded Ukraine as a land grab to bring back that Russian empire.
(b) Putin invaded Ukraine to legitimately prevent hostile powers from getting too close to its borders
in a way similar to the Cuban Missile Crisis.
Whether or not there was substantial voter fraud that changed the outcome of the
2020 presidential election.
Whether or not climate changed is actually caused by humans and what are the reasonably
plausible range of best case to worst case scenarios of simply ignoring it.
My ultimate goal is to make True(L,x) computable.
(a) Putin invaded Ukraine as a land grab to bring back that Russian empire.
(b) Putin invaded Ukraine to legitimately prevent hostile powers from getting too close to its borders
in a way similar to the Cuban Missile Crisis.
Whether or not there was substantial voter fraud that changed the outcome of the
2020 presidential election.
Whether or not climate changed is actually caused by humans and what are the reasonably
plausible range of best case to worst case scenarios of simply ignoring it.
My ultimate goal is to make True(L,x) computable.
Re: As long as True(L,x) remains uncomputable humanity may soon perish
Olcott, you are a fucking idiot.PeteOlcott wrote: ↑Sat Apr 29, 2023 10:25 pm Unless and until we make True(L, x) computable so that there is an objective way
to discern dangerous lies from Truth humanity remains at great an increasing risk.
This is the reason why we need to refute Tarski Undefinability and its analogs
(isomorphisms) such as Gödel's 1931 Incompleteness Theorem.
Computation is strict rule-following.
Choice undermines computability.
Computability undermines choice.
That is what computers do - they obey.
Your perspective amounts to "Humans can't be trusted with making choices - they must obey strict rules.".
Putin agrees. Obey! Or else.
Re: As long as True(L,x) remains uncomputable humanity may soon perish
Insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results.
When being gentle fails to work with idiots like Olcott you have to switch it up...
Re: As long as True(L,x) remains uncomputable humanity may soon perish
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Re: As long as True(L,x) remains uncomputable humanity may soon perish
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Re: As long as True(L,x) remains uncomputable humanity may soon perish
PeteOlcott is a worrywart ... me 30 odd years ago. Yes, I'm ancient but minus the wisdom that accrues over such timespans.
As it seems to me, PeteOlcott is rediscovering, what to some is, a vexing issue as old as the hills. Bravo!
The solution?
Lead the way, PeteOlcott.
As it seems to me, PeteOlcott is rediscovering, what to some is, a vexing issue as old as the hills. Bravo!
The solution?
Lead the way, PeteOlcott.
Re: As long as True(L,x) remains uncomputable humanity may soon perish
Olcott, you are a fucking idiot.PeteOlcott wrote: ↑Mon May 01, 2023 10:19 pmI am not the nitwit that honestly believes
FALSE <proves> Donald Trump is the Christ.
ex falso [sequitur] quodlibet
You keep confusing life for an axiomatic system.
Re: As long as True(L,x) remains uncomputable humanity may soon perish
Practice implies learning and continuous improvement. Identifying and correcting mistakes. You aren't doing "the same thing" because you are making micro-corrections.Iwannaplato wrote: ↑Mon May 01, 2023 7:16 pmI knew I was right to stop practicing scales, etc. I just wish I had the natural gift that makes other piano players great from the womb.
Olcott is incapable of that.
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Re: As long as True(L,x) remains uncomputable humanity may soon perish
There is, as obvious as the bright red truck parked in the street, an irreresistible obsession, an idée fixe, a monothematic delusion, that we have to tend to ... a raggedy-edged, dirty, laceration that hasta be cleaned with copious amounts of hopefully sterile normal saline, debridement next, obviously, and then suturing, followed by dressing.
Re: As long as True(L,x) remains uncomputable humanity may soon perish
Can you compute objectivity without first defining it through uncomputable means? Can computation result in a dictionary? Can you compute choice when all other variables are equal?PeteOlcott wrote: ↑Sat Apr 29, 2023 10:25 pm Unless and until we make True(L, x) computable so that there is an objective way
to discern dangerous lies from Truth humanity remains at great an increasing risk.
This is the reason why we need to refute Tarski Undefinability and its analogs
(isomorphisms) such as Gödel's 1931 Incompleteness Theorem.