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When you cling to determinism and call a clearly useful and powerful tool “strictly inferior” I would say this misses the point.
by aspenmartin 6mo ago
When you cling to determinism and call a clearly useful and powerful tool “strictly inferior” I would say this misses the point.
- vrighter 6mo agostrictly inferior != bad. It's relative. One tool will still give the output i intended long after I'm dead and decomposed, with the other might not at the very next time i run it.