cathrithbo

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   by cathrithbo 15y ago

   With vices I suspect that it isn't just the activity concerned but the purpose, which varies from person to person. e.g. TV can be used to educate but it can also be used to distract That said, some vices may be worse than others. In the ca
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   by cathrithbo 15y ago

   The lady doth protest too much, methinks. There are plenty of activities that may seem to an outsider to be a waste of time. Daydreaming, for example. (Just don't tell that to Albert Einstein who used to daydream about travelling on a wave
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   by cathrithbo 15y ago

   >some problems in mathematics will remain beyond the limits of quantum computing I don't think it's surprising that quantum computers, by themselves, will not be able to solve mathematical problems. Problem solving is not a feature of h
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   by cathrithbo 15y ago

   I agree with your optimistic stance however everyone has at least a small amount of valuable knowledge. I trust we will extend the lives of all those wish to remain alive. Since you're an optimist, you'll probably be one of them :-) dasil