igiveup

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   by igiveup 4y ago

   >simple algorithm Reminds me of this article about the deceptive simplicity of evolution: http://pchiusano.github.io/2018-04-21/evolutionary-methods.h... Not saying all of that is true. It seems to be pretty much ph
2. 32.▲
   by igiveup 4y ago

   If the unmodified gravity and this new force always oocur together, why not just call them one force? What is it that makes them "distinct"?
3. 33.▲
   by igiveup 4y ago

   Cool and everything, but not sure about the relation to Kolmogorov complexity. 1) Are there any assumptions about the compression algorithm that approximates KC? E.g., I can imagine a compression algorithm which stops as soon as it manages
4. 34.▲
   by igiveup 4y ago

   I find it hard to argue about these claims. Might be because of a complete lack of definitions in the article, and most articles that deal with free will. > Every decision we make can be reduced back not to our agency as individuals, but