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by ffhhj 7y ago
So randomness produces free will?
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by ffhhj 7y ago
Nice paradox, searching about it found another proposed solution: http://steve-patterson.com/paradox-resolved-buridans-ass/ It says: "there’s no such thing as “identical options”. More specifically, there are no t
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by ffhhj 7y ago
> Did Xi Jinping Deliberately Sicken the World? No, that would hurt their income. Now that happened accidentaly, stop buying from China, make stuff in your own countries.
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by ffhhj 7y ago
I guess it boils down to whether or not we're willing to accept infinite regress or not. Of course, if not, one must necessarily accept that reality 'comes from' nothing. Although I'm a VR developer, I can't believe
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by ffhhj 7y ago
> We envision two possible mechanisms that could explain the actualization of the variables: 1. The actualizations happens spontaneously as time passes. This view is compatible with reductionism and it does not necessarily require any ef
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by ffhhj 7y ago
"...it will run out of space by 2022, and then they will have to dump radioactive water directly into the Pacific Ocean. It is not known yet how much water would need to be put into the ocean." Yeah, put the dirt under the rug.
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by ffhhj 7y ago
One of my favourite shows. Found their copy of the best documentary ever created "Dangerous Knowledge", but it's incomplete: https://archive.org/details/DangerousKnowledge_201903
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by ffhhj 7y ago
Now in HTML5 you have to learn 3 languages to do that.