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> Physical space is only one way to measure things. > Humans might account for materially all of the conscious experience the universe has ever known. These a
by scubbo 2y ago
> Physical space is only one way to measure things.
> Humans might account for materially all of the conscious experience the universe has ever known.
These are both true statements, that do not answer my question. For something to be misinformative, it has to be false. You might claim that it's misleading to _focus on_ "proportion of physical space" instead of "proportion of conscious experience" - but it's not _misinformative_ to accurately describe the proportion of physical space we occupy.
- mistermann 2y ago> For something to be misinformative, it has to be false. Can you prove this to be true? If you cannot, then how do you know it is? If you cannot prove this to be true, does it mean that it is necessarily false? Are all true statements non-misinformative?