Shawn

That's an interesting question. Is meaning important to continue living a wholesome life, I think, yes.

This sounds very much like a sentimental assertion, or a coin flipping problem. Isn't the issue then to enhance life rather than obey norms about how ...

I'm not too sure if the Malthusian explosion is really a phenomenon that humanity would experience if overcrowding occurs, whatever that means.

Out of psychological curiosity, do you think this is an unconscious process in the field of medicine, that people want to live longer, yet docilly acc...

Well, I suppose the question is going to be whether just due to recent events T-Humanism is having a fad or whether at any other point in history was ...

I was just trying to specify it as a term, and this almost definitionally means they are neo-Epicureans, no? Well, as these sample populations didn't ...

Yet, terrorism is still such a prominent topic, with there being 12 intelligence agencies in the United States doing different tasks along with the sa...

@"Noble Dust" One for you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qTgfeUix7i4

Does anyone remember the liberalism of Bill Clinton? Those were good times.

Being a individual, or even rugged individual is quite lonely, aloof, and not really social. Typically, individuals remain silent about what they beli...

https://en.meming.world/images/en/3/31/Hide_The_Pain_Harold_2_panel.jpg Harold is thinking about you.

What I'm asking is if there's a way to determine partial computable functions from total computable functions for the Busy Beaver issue not to arise?

Oh my fucking God, this is GOLD.

The Chinese Room is some kind of Turing oracle, no, @"Banno"?

Is this due to the bounded values between partial computable functions and total computable functions is itself indeterminate to determine thus comple...

This sounds closer to redundancy theories in my mind. Although, there is significant overlap between coherentism and redundancy theories. Yes?

Yeah, I can see how this is true, and think it makes sense.

Here's a link that works: oreilly.com/content/machines-that-dream/ Natural language processing has come a long way since its inception. Through techni...

See: https://math.stackexchange.com/questions/4164255/alphabetical-complexity-of-algorithms/4164291?noredirect=1#comment8623761_4164291

That the feature of ethics in terms of Wittgenstein, happens in regards to what those social norms consist of. I think, that shouldn't be unclear.

OK, here they are: https://slate.com/technology/2011/10/google-translate-will-google-s-computers-understand-languages-better-than-humans.html https://...

The link in the OP is for paid membership, sorry, can't do anything about that. I still cant find my investigations into Google and Wittgenstein has s...

I think that's pretty much true. Yet, what do you think about their hierarchical organizing? Is it really science or facts that get the most views in ...

I posted something to the sort of: When you mention point (i), that you can't expect this in general, as a consequence of Godel's theorem, what do you...

@"TonesInDeepFreeze" I got an answer to this question in regards to partial computability and total computability. See: https://math.stackexchange.com...

It's hard to believe that the issue really amount to categorizing mathematics, due to Godel.

All criticisms aside, I still think there's merit to mentioning that ethics consists, at least extensionally by my own reasoning from Wittgenstein, to...

Wittgenstein might have not said this, and I mistakenly said that he did; but, isn't it a feature of language that this does actually happen normally?

Nothing. I was interested in a discussion.

I kind of advocate, the notion that a social reality where social dynamics evolve in this manner that precisely label individuals, using whatever meth...

But, this is how social dynamics evolves through time, no? So, I concede that perhaps dropping Wittgenstein might be necessary.

I think you know all about the life of Wittgenstein in treating his life as a 'duty' or even in personal letters to Russell. And, then finally becomin...

I think linguistics and social sciences provide a large degree of information towards this sentiment by the very way we obey from childhood certain im...

Well, yes, by the very fact of how bias and norms create quasi-rules of how language is used in a society. I understand that terms become reified with...

Stakeholder capitalism sounds too good to be true. I wonder how it would work in practice, or game theoretically. Sounds like they would have to maint...

Is this based on Schopenhauer? It sounds like Schopenhauer or Kant?

The 2008 financial crises almost took them down.

Whell, if I'm not mistaken they have the most sophisticated AI computer working on stock markets.

It was the best of times, and the worst. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iTnnVyz0l_s

6 Trillion to the economy... Anyone following the infrastructure bill?

I like the distinction that emotions provide an aesthetic 'intuition' about a decision and its potential outcome based on reason. How do these aesthet...

Do you mean that in the positive, or negative?

'what's the purpoise of 'doin 'dat?

What about the fact of it being a fact?

Well, labels are context dependent. But, there are some situations like labile emotions where they seemingly spontaneously arise, which might puzzle a...

In what manner, or can you provide an example? How so?

The summary isn't bad in the link below: https://www.ihhp.com/meaning-of-emotional-intelligence/

Can you link me something on the matter? A Buddhist or Stoic would object mostly, no?

I liked the reading groups.

I read the Wiki on the McIntyre entry for After Virtue, and almost laughed at what emotivism has come to be defined by in modern thought, @"Wayfarer"....