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Nokia's problem was their UI, which was not controlled by Symbian, not the underlying OS. Hundreds of Symbian-OS based phones were on the market from 2001, including in the Japanese market which had the most testing.…
This paper is a good example of why mathematicians often ignore philosophy of maths. "When a community of mathematicians is small then our modern standards of truth aren't necessary" Proof is needed to provide…
Eric Lerner is a writer not a physicist. We have no idea whether the universe had a beginning or not, it can't even be formulated as a testable scientific question. The observable universe expanded from 13.7 bya, when…
> I have 100% confidence in inflation Why would you have 100% confidence in a physical theory with zero physical evidence? >The problem of inflation is that there are too many variations on the idea Yes, vague…
"If the implication for this is inflation is no longer viable that would be crazy" Not "crazy", but completely and utterly expected. As there has never been a shred of physical evidence for inflation and it is a vague…
Already shown to be pseudoscience: http://backreaction.blogspot.com/2021/02/the-simulation-hypo...
"and seemed almost designed for riggable elections" And yet all parties have passed up this oh-so-easy opportunity to rig an election, even Trump. Do you think they are not easily riggable, in fact, and you're just…
@eigenheart The corollary of your delusion is that you also believe in the demi-god, HERACLES: The criteria with which you dismiss the historical HERACLES is also applicable to any other historical figure of antiquity.…
"as is His Divinity, but that is beyond the scope of this response" Surprise, surprise. There may well have been a person, Jesus Christ. We don't know for sure. What we do know is that Gods, Demi-gods and dragons aren't…
There are a lot of potholes in the roads. The guy who wrote this should get a shovel and go and fill in some potholes and so finally make a contribution to humanity.
Clear to everyone but you. Maths has clear and precise concepts so logic can be successfully applied in Mathematical proofs with the validity remaining stable line after line. Attempts to do this in natural language, as…
I think the terms used in Mathematics are a tad more precise than those in natural language e.g. 1 is fairly clear, "moral" is not as clear. The reason Maths works is because it is based on intuitions (counting, space)…
You are nearly there. It is hand-waving psychobabble paid for with taxes. This fraud and narcissist, Goff, is employed by a UK university. This is the tw*t that wrote "Galileo's Error". Presumably, he'll be bringing out…
"how do we get people to help themselves get out of the path to war?" A good start would be to learn the facts. US-Japanese history didn't begin with Pearl Harbour. Edo-Japan was minding its own business before the…
But in today's issue of the NR there's an article claiming the fairy tale of the incarnation could be true. No working shown. Just a crazy belief in primitive superstitions apparently.
Fair enough. Out of interest, does the National Review think Jesus' Daddy created the universe?
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Nokia's problem was their UI, which was not controlled by Symbian, not the underlying OS. Hundreds of Symbian-OS based phones were on the market from 2001, including in the Japanese market which had the most testing.…
This paper is a good example of why mathematicians often ignore philosophy of maths. "When a community of mathematicians is small then our modern standards of truth aren't necessary" Proof is needed to provide…
Eric Lerner is a writer not a physicist. We have no idea whether the universe had a beginning or not, it can't even be formulated as a testable scientific question. The observable universe expanded from 13.7 bya, when…
> I have 100% confidence in inflation Why would you have 100% confidence in a physical theory with zero physical evidence? >The problem of inflation is that there are too many variations on the idea Yes, vague…
"If the implication for this is inflation is no longer viable that would be crazy" Not "crazy", but completely and utterly expected. As there has never been a shred of physical evidence for inflation and it is a vague…
Already shown to be pseudoscience: http://backreaction.blogspot.com/2021/02/the-simulation-hypo...
"and seemed almost designed for riggable elections" And yet all parties have passed up this oh-so-easy opportunity to rig an election, even Trump. Do you think they are not easily riggable, in fact, and you're just…
@eigenheart The corollary of your delusion is that you also believe in the demi-god, HERACLES: The criteria with which you dismiss the historical HERACLES is also applicable to any other historical figure of antiquity.…
"as is His Divinity, but that is beyond the scope of this response" Surprise, surprise. There may well have been a person, Jesus Christ. We don't know for sure. What we do know is that Gods, Demi-gods and dragons aren't…
There are a lot of potholes in the roads. The guy who wrote this should get a shovel and go and fill in some potholes and so finally make a contribution to humanity.
Clear to everyone but you. Maths has clear and precise concepts so logic can be successfully applied in Mathematical proofs with the validity remaining stable line after line. Attempts to do this in natural language, as…
I think the terms used in Mathematics are a tad more precise than those in natural language e.g. 1 is fairly clear, "moral" is not as clear. The reason Maths works is because it is based on intuitions (counting, space)…
You are nearly there. It is hand-waving psychobabble paid for with taxes. This fraud and narcissist, Goff, is employed by a UK university. This is the tw*t that wrote "Galileo's Error". Presumably, he'll be bringing out…
"how do we get people to help themselves get out of the path to war?" A good start would be to learn the facts. US-Japanese history didn't begin with Pearl Harbour. Edo-Japan was minding its own business before the…
But in today's issue of the NR there's an article claiming the fairy tale of the incarnation could be true. No working shown. Just a crazy belief in primitive superstitions apparently.
Fair enough. Out of interest, does the National Review think Jesus' Daddy created the universe?