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The paper is very helpful for the arbitration of a "simple, binary phenomenon". Section 4.1 correctly investigates ternary responses. However, logic may only b
by peterburkimsher 10y ago
The paper is very helpful for the arbitration of a "simple, binary phenomenon". Section 4.1 correctly investigates ternary responses.
However, logic may only be used if a common GND is accepted. If Alice does not believe in absolute truth, there is no way that trust can be established. Analogue systems may not approach 1, only digital logic can provide "TRUE" love.
Moral relativism is commonly professed. However, I theorise that an absolute 0 point can be readily established.
"Is cheating in relationships always wrong?"
If a common GND cannot be established this way, then the crush may be ended without wasting more time running the simulation.