Ah! I know why
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Going to try my brain at: The Moment of Change: A Systematic History in the Philosophy of Space and Time Nico Strobach Since Dewey Decimal 115 Time showed up as overwhelmingly the topic I seem to talk about when I did my DDC analysis in 2015. I went to: https://www.librarything.com/mds/115 – poked around for an interesting title that might fit my interest. So, I’ll see how it goes.
Going to try my
It’s mindblowing how much living, significance, history and memory can take place in a mappable area. A single item at a certain time on a point that’s in this map but invisible to it can hold great significance to the people who were in that place, at that time, behind the walls of mapped but enclosed spaces.
It’s mindblowing how … [read full article]
CNN.com – Timeline: A 40-year history of hacking – November 19, 2001
Hacking has a long … [read full article]
It happened yesterday. That’s data. 49 people dead. Children dead. VIPs dead. Regular citizens of New Zealand dead. Data.
It happened yesterday. That’s … [read full article]
The only decent answer I could figure out for “true” is that true is an assertion. Just an assertion.
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I don’t mind the illusion part. I don’t mind this form of immorality. But I agree that WITHOUT the embodiment processes functioning properly, you’ll be something different if anything at all. Raymond Tallis is primarily arguing against a single form of mind-uploading: state slice. He did not have an answer for what you could do with a proper history along with proper functioning processes (mind calculi as it were). But he provides a good reminder not to get overoptimistic about snapshots.
I don’t mind the