One may describe what a neural net does in propositional terms, post hoc. But there are no propositions present in neural nets. Neural networks do not...
One can see why @"Joshs" mistakes this for the thing-in-itself, or some such. "purposeful fictions" still contains the problematic "fiction"; I wonder...
Of course that will never happen, but by all means have your rest. I'm off to lunch soon anyway, but first have to repot a passionfruit blown over by ...
Fair enough; you've so little else to work with. See ...and the conversation with @"Isaac" back a few pages. That you did not recognise the answer is ...
"language shaped" would be better, since firstly a corollary of the argument On the very idea... is that all languages are inter-translatable, hence i...
To be sure, neural models are not representational... So that doesn't look right. So for me there is a veil that doesn't exist...? Again, that doesn't...
Seems my diagnosis is correct, at least for Janus. The "hidden state" has nothing to do with noumena. But that confusion is where this thread has wand...
Who, now? Not my area of expertise. I just use clippers over my face and head every six weeks. Is the capacity to engage in banal chat an issues of pr...
Of course it was. At you made use of the Kantian distinction between noumena and phenomena, comparing it to the distinction between neural models and ...
Really? What is it about reality that you are scared of? :wink: @"Isaac" has previously expressed acceptance of realism. I think a generous interpreta...
TIme is real, for what it's worth. You muddle words together, "real immaterial existent"... as if mortgages and emotions and theories were not real. Y...
But that's obviously muddled. This post was made after yours; hence time has passed. Better to start there, don't you think, then to jump right in to ...
But hairdressing is central to the life of hairdressers. Would you be happy to have a group of hairdressers discussing the relative merits of.. I don'...
The survivors also tend write the history. It'd be interesting to read a history of war written by those who did not survive. I don't think it would d...
I've not been following this discussion in detail, caught up as it is in Meta's confusion. But Isaac's comment here it pretty much correct. I wouldn't...
So a thread on hairdressing would be fine for you? - what can we or do we know about such things, and practical - how hairdressing ought to influence ...
Neat summation. I like the Narnia version: The thread breaches as And as I mentioned anyone with a pinch of critical capacity would recognise the rhet...
No. I'm asking for an ongoing conversation about what is proper to the forum. The Real Meaning of the Gospel is pretty terrible, Jesus Christ: A Lunat...
The present crop: The Real Meaning of the Gospel The Mold Theory of Person Gods The Fine-Tuning Argument as (Bad) an Argument for God Divine Hiddennes...
Sure, an interesting life. My interest in Tarski comes from his use in Davidson and thereafter. If his ideas had no application outside of formal syst...
Sure, Tarski likes formal theories. But it's the use of his ideas in wider philosophical discussions that made him his name. It's why I'm interested i...
Tarski's schema is the most influential idea in philosophical analysis of truth. See the SEP article, which lists the classical theories, then talks a...
The network of folk with disabilities in which I'm involved has grown over the last few years to include folk from outside Australia. One of the thing...
These are not mutually incompatible... For my part I remain at the point of departure, where truth is not definable beyond the functionality found in ...
@"TonesInDeepFreeze" my apologies; I'm packing much too much into each post. There is no specific question here for you, rather I am using you to soun...
say mid p159. Gupta takes ? (p.158) as a canonical expression in his examination of pathological definitions. (Edit) I think... (1) in https://www.jst...
Wider context, again. I'm referring to the difficulties Tarski discusses from bottom of p. 157 here. These must be addressed in order to broaden the c...
Yeah; I didn't notice that until a second reading, so at first I misunderstood you as being categorical. @"Michael" made a point of these in another t...
Sure. I chose "list" by way of avoiding using a technical term, hence checking the applicability of the notions involved to natural languages. The lis...
Cheers. I keep responding to your previous point... The thing about the first is, is it incontrovertible. Hence, it can serve as a definition of "...i...
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