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Isinlor
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Brain certainly has regions that are structurally different. The logic of differentiation certainly does not correspond to microprocessor, but differentiation is there as a fact.
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In the Perfect Imperfection by Jacek Dukaj [0] has something called "Remy's curve" [1]. On the curve you can find: - Ultimate Computer is the computer using the best hardware as allowed by the physical constants of our univer
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EU seems to have quite a lot of companies offering AI solutions in radiology: https://grand-challenge.org/aiforradiology/companies/
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When they intentionally deceive. When you promise something without intention of delivering. In case of SpaceX and Tesla they claim outrageous things with every intention to deliver. Sometimes they are right, sometimes not. It's up to
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Blur can be reverted with deep neural networks. You should not rely on it for hiding sensitive info. http://yuzhikov.com/articles/BlurredImagesRestoration1.htm
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So, how does it depend on the virus? When it is when it is not?
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The notion of boundary is just not helpful in explaining some phenomena. A virus RNA in nucleus of neurons in your brain is part of you or not? Is that alive or not? Conscious or not? The same way as an idea of a point particle breaks down
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There can be one personality that can be split into two personalities. People with multiple personality disorders are not born with the disorder. The same with people whose corpus callosum is severed. It is fluid. The amount of damage to th
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I use the same standard of knowing as I do for qualia in general. I listen to what other people report. > there's a difference between receiving input from someone else's sensors and experiencing their qualia. There can not be
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It is not just sharing I/O devices. Brain conjoined twins can also share their mental states. They do experience each other qualia [0]. > Though Krista and Tatiana Hogan share a brain, the two girls showed distinct personalities and
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You can observe, in principle, other people consciousness. Brain conjoined-twins can do it: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Craniopagus_twins For example, there are twins that can see with each other eyes or feel each ot
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In this case it is just a fairly direct interpretation of the law. > The objects of the EPBC Act include providing for the protection of the environment, especially those aspects of the environment that are matters of “national environme
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This is just direct a interpretation of the law. You should be upset with Australian legislature for creating this type of laws not with courts that are tasked with interpreting it. > The objects of the EPBC Act include providing for the
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In this case it doesn't seem to be some creative interpretation of the law, but a fairy direct interpretation. > EPBC Act include providing for the protection of the environment > The following principles are principles of ecolog
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As far as I can see, the court is not doing here anything else than interpreting the law. Literally, the whole ruling is explaining pieces of the law step by step. > The objects of the EPBC Act include providing for the protection of the
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Where do you exactly see the overreach? I'm reading the ruling and I see there only interpretation of the Australian law. Things like: 150 The objects of the EPBC Act include providing for the protection of the environment, especial
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Musk was once quoting Shackleton supposed Antarctic job ad: "Men wanted for hazardous journey. Low wages, bitter cold, long hours of complete darkness. Safe return doubtful. Honor and recognition in event of success." Seems like a
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They will have to invest in carbon capture on Earth to build expertise for deployment on Mars. Personally, I think they will not make Starship reliable enough for passenger flights. The chances of airplane crash are somewhere around 1 in 10
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The EU already implemented Emissions Trading Scheme. EU is putting a cap on the emissions and the allowed emissions are auctioned, so that companies must compete for smaller and smaller pool of allowances. If companies do not reduce emissio
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They don't have a choice. They can die or try to survive and likely die anyway. The CO2 emissions will be gone by 2050 even if it has to happen on the corpses of Shell, BP or Exxon. The world needs to shift the production power away fr
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Emissions Trading Scheme is actually a very clever tax that self adjusts. EU is putting a cap on the emissions and the allowed emissions are auctioned, so that companies must compete for smaller and smaller pool of allowances. If companies
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The point is that Shell is ignoring its obligations. Apparently future taxes were not sufficient to change their practices right now. It is a fact stated by the company itself and the court opinion. From the court ruling: > The RI Annual
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I'm referring to your example where the oil is still extracted. The Netherlands can reduce it's own fossil fuel extraction and reduce the demand for external fossil fuel extraction. The tax scheme already exists and is implemented
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Given the precedent the same laws will apply to the new oil concern. Of course Netherlands will not have power to enforce rules on fully foreign oil concerns not operating in the Netherlands. But at least the demand from the Nederlands is a
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The Dutch law allows for class action lawsuits where interests of the claimants are bundled. For example if a company would be poisoning local ground waters the citizens should be able to enforce their rights in the court. In this case the
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A total of 173,000 terawatts (trillions of watts) of solar energy strikes the Earth continuously. That’s more than 10,000 times the world’s total energy use. We can transition to solar and wind power.
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> Much like in this case - if Shell leaves, there is nothing that automatically means the new actor who fills that role will offer hydrogen, solar, etc. Least friction means the new actor will just be another petroleum company. Emission
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The court ruling is mature, we need more decisions like that across the world. We also need to keep pushing and monitoring schemes like European Union Emission Trading Scheme and Chinese National Carbon Trading Scheme. The goal is for globa
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Union_Emission_Tradin... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_national_carbon_tradin...
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That's a hypothetical. If: a) We will keep on meeting our emission targets b) China will keep on missing their emission targets then it does not make sense to import anything from China. My guess is that CCP is quite serious about clim
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