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Why is that? (genuine question) Just because an approximation is really good in some cases doesn't mean it's more than an approximation, does it?
by turtledragonfly 3y ago
Why is that? (genuine question)
Just because an approximation is really good in some cases doesn't mean it's more than an approximation, does it?
- mensetmanusman 3y agoI believe because all other domains of low entropy information exchange (language) are incredibly imprecise, contradictory, and incomplete. That the universe chose to stick with a set of axioms that are minimal entropy and maximally predictive about the non-existent future means that some approximations are so arbitrarily close to the truth that they become indistinguishable.