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No it's from many years of experience in all of the stated domains (cooking, coding, and crafting instruments with my own hands). The grave mistake very logica
by BigChiefSmokem 12y ago
No it's from many years of experience in all of the stated domains (cooking, coding, and crafting instruments with my own hands).
The grave mistake very logical people make is to think that they can define, decipher, and manipulate all properties of any given domain without any regard to that fact that no domain exists in a vacuum, and thus, not all thing in this universe can be quantifiable.
Trying to quantify human involvement in anything is pretty much the same as asking, "why are we here?".
- SnacksOnAPlane 12y agoI disagree. Everything is quantifiable. Everything comes down to physical reactions that happen predictably. Even emotions like love and hate boil down to patterns of neurons firing and hormone levels.