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I totally agree with this point, but there is an unavoidable anthropic counterargument, which is for the people who do in fact live in some kind of end times, t
by ppod 7y ago
I totally agree with this point, but there is an unavoidable anthropic counterargument, which is for the people who do in fact live in some kind of end times, this is exactly how it will seem to them too. We can't just rely on induction, you still have to at least attempt the deductive due diligence.
- K2L8M11N2 7y agohttp://philsci-archive.pitt.edu/16088/ http://philsci-archive.pitt.edu/16088/
- carapace 7y ago> We can't just rely on induction, you still have to at least attempt the deductive due diligence. Thank you. This: > Arthur: All my life I've had this strange feeling that there's something big and sinister going on in the world. > Slartibartfast: No, that's perfectly normal paranoia. Everyone in the universe gets that. ...isn't a logical argument against the (fictional) fact that Arthur's home planet did explode.