Comevius

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The Copenhagen interpretation never defined an observer that way. It's a non-interpretation basically, just shut up and calculate, which is still the most widely accepted approach among scientists, since there are no other falsifiable
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Looking out for quantum consciousness in articles about quantum physics would be a good drinking game, though here it is handled with a proper amount of scepticism. The pressure is enormous for writers to include mumbo-jumbo, because people
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The irony that in age of the internet it's the superstitions and the mysticism that spreads because they are intuitive, easy to understand.
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It doesn't work that way, these people don't depend on their reputation, they depend on their fame and wealth.
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Not all presumptions are magical thinking, my presumptions are testable, and are not a form of wishful thinking. They also pass the smell test that is Occam's razor. Despite what you claim I'm not a cheerleader for an ideology, I
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The documents were seized during the FBI's search, many of them were missing. The Trump family have very close ties to the Saudis. Saudi Arabia was his first international trip in his presidency. His son-in-law Jared Kushner have a clo
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As someone also from Europe in my experience it's the other way around, people move to Germany and Switzerland for their children to have a decent life, which in the United States is a luxury. The liberals are not the ones in the Unite
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Libertarians were never pacifists as much as they were naively selfish, after all conservative economic policies were always about more for me, less for everyone else. This led to inequality and the rise of an oligarchy, the same one that&#
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You can have a sponsor button on GitHub. Or you can figure out a way to monetize it as a managed service. I would make a browser extension and charge for storage. It wouldn't cost much to run it, though the egress fees can potentially
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It's not true, a fundamentalist wouldn't budge on his dogma and would lack the intellectual curiosity. I'm interested in how things work, and I'm not married to my arguably subjective opinions. My opinion is that the har
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For the first one I already told you that I tried demonstrating that you don't necessarily need a hidden variable or supernatural for consciousness. I didn't offer exhaustive proof, but I linked a paper, and that paper is built on
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By your standards nobody can offer any piece of insight. I admitted that there is a fair bit of generalization going on with me, but your requirement of being infinitely exhaustive is not exactly how you create knowledge either. I don'
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Samsung makes a lot of money manufacturing displays and cameras for Apple. They are working on an under-display sensor too that's going to replace the notch in the future. Intel used to make a processor with AMD graphics and 4GB HBM2 (
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This guy is delusional to the point that it makes him useless as an analyst or strategist. It's called logistics and morale. It's too late for Russia to catch up, it's a gas station run by corrupt oligarchs, and now with the
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That's more or less irrelevant, AMD is one of the many fabless companies like Qualcomm or MediaTek. Intel makes it's own chips, and now wants to make chips for other companies as well. They may end up making AMD processors one day
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Throwing shade is never a productive conversation. I never claimed to be omniscient, I offered my piece. > logic (ternary) and epistemology How do they relate to the problem of consciousness?
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Shamans can't have a medical error, or any error, since they don't do anything, they are scam artists and they know it. Obviously doctors are not perfect, they are people, but I would still rather have hospitals than not have them
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There are multiple evolving fields of science, including cognitive science that deals with researching what we are talking about, and they have a scholarly literature. This is another thing about science, it's peer reviewed. It's
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When I mean science I mean the scientific method, which is pretty universal, and you won't find a better tool to get to the bottom of things. You don't need a comprehensive understanding to find objective truth either. Newton&#x27
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The unreliability can be weeded out, cross-examined, this is what science does basically. We ourselves are unreliable observers, but you can work with it if you manage to eliminate the biases. The classic double blind used widely in experim
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I think we are over the hard problem of consciousness, and the problem was only hard because we are emotional about it and think that it should be more special than it's humble information-processing origin suggests. We are biased when
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But because of the at-will agreement they can still dismiss you without cause or warning regardless of the understanding you have. One day someone forgets to take their medicine, ends up being angry at you for a mistake or perceived lack of
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The physical realm as you call it is the entire reality, it's the only thing you can interact with in an empirical manner. You don't need anything else to create consciousness, it's 100% physics, and would work quite differen
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That doesn't have anything to do with it, classical physics (for example gravity) exists independently from us.
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Apparently Yvon Chouinard was really pissed off for appearing on the Forbes list, prompting him to offload his fortune. Not that I will ever be in the same shoes as him, but I get it. I wouldn't want to be associated with the ruthless
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This argument by Tim Palmer is in line with our intuitions, and his expertise while we are at it, but I'm pretty sure it's wrong. Quantum uncertainty is due to how quantum reality works, we just don't know exactly how quantum
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I'm sure something like that is going on, for the military they would pump up the prices. That's where the $100 million comes from, it would cost the Pentagon that much. But Ukraine wouldn't pay that much for it. Satellite in
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It must be his dream if you have to pay to literally push any button on the site. This is a nightmare, hyper-capitalism on steroids. Web3 is trying to turn every aspect of our lives into a microtransaction. It's bad enough in video gam
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Dark Brandon is going strong. This is why foreign countries always do their best to help Republicans, the Democrats tend to only dance to the tune of the American private industry. They will have a hard time though, China is churning out ta
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He is quoting the service at $4500 for a month per unit, but it's $110 for a month on their website with a $599 one-time cost. On one hand SpaceX says that they arrived at $4500 because they are providing the highest level of service,

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