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What kills me is that I understood what Rigged Hilbert Space with Chinese Remainder Theorem for the Ideal Ring means 7 years ago in 2013. I’ll get it back again though.
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He’s not anti-establishment Alan. You don’t get rich being anti-establishment. He’s establishment that’s why he was allowed to get away with it for so long. What changed is he was a handy fall guy.
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I knew it! https://www.quora.com/What-is-this-new-Toshiba-algorithm-called-Simulated-Bifurcation-Algorithm-that-speeds-up-combinatorics-10-times-Is-there-any-resource-that-describes-it
I knew it!
https://www.quora.com/What-is-this-new-Toshiba-algorithm-called-Simulated-Bifurcation-Algorithm-that-speeds-up-combinatorics-10-times-Is-there-any-resource-that-describes-it
To greatness? Need for Self-actualization. All the negative traits listed aren’t “greatness” but lust for power.
To greatness?
Need for … [read full article]
Nice. I much much prefer degrees of freedom as a term as well. Less politically charged and far more accurate.
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I remember a book like this in the 80s for teenagers. One of those REAL TALK books, had stuff about suicide, sex, drugs, TOUGH QUESTIONS TEENS NEED TO KNOW stuff. and I’m glad for it. I grew up not ignorant. Anyway, I tracked it down. This is the book. I doubt it’s mandatory but it’s the kind of thing that guidance counselors, coaches, youth ministers, etc usually have on hand when kids have hard-to-answer questions. https://www.amazon.com/X-second-All-You-Need-Know-Sexuality/dp/0738218847
I remember a book
Ok, I rephrased it into a conversation. Tell me what I missed. What is always conclusive? Proof. Why is proof always conclusive? It’s based in axiom. So are axioms enough to prove empirical things? No. So if you can’t use axioms to prove empirical things, what CAN you use to prove empirical things? Nothing can prove empirical things. That sucks. Yeah. So, what alternative is there? Subjective standard. That sounds awful. It’s not. There’s a few axioms that can help you get “not quite” proven but close. Such as? Axioms about what’s considered “reasonable” as well as logical axioms. These are in the realm of assumptions and explanations. But you’re still using axioms! Axioms lead to proof! Ken’s Conclusion: The axioms are weak which is why they can’t be used to prove.
Ok, I rephrased it