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You can't describe any process outside of pure mathematics that only produces valid conclusions. Every other process sometimes produces output that is just wron
by roenxi 3y ago
You can't describe any process outside of pure mathematics that only produces valid conclusions. Every other process sometimes produces output that is just wrong. And even then mathematical proofs sometimes have errors.
- munchler 3y agoThe error rate for delusional thinking is way higher than the error rate for normal human thinking. That’s why we call it delusional.
- roenxi 3y agoWell sure, but if it is probabilistic then you have to admit sometimes the delusional thinker will draw valid conclusions and normal human thinking will be invalid. Like a delusional individual in ancient Greece who might think that thunderbolts are caused by something other than the gods.