Indeed. https://www.groundbrkr.com/p/the-second-derivative-why-no-on...
For a moment I thought it was a version of goatse. Once burned...
The problem with non-reductive definitions such as the one you just gave there is that they don't have much information at all. What are those "lights" that are on when you say there is consciousness, apart from the…
Mine was a straight question you should be able to answer directly for any debate to go forward, not any "rhetorical move" nor any "approach" involving anything. Any rhetorical moves or approaches of mine, reductive or…
I'm sorry, then what was that "more scientific" reason you gave for?
There's some Pynchon in these times too.
The body is the mind's interface with the world. Why couldn't a digital mind "feel sensations", subjective as they are, on its own interface with it? If it's assumed to not be a subject, then how could it be a mind at…
For that to be reductive there had to be something to reduce. What would that be, without resorting to tautology?
Hello, fellow Dendron user. I haven't found good-enough alternatives either.
Yes. One might want to take care of the main stuff the usual way at least in part before passing on to the bidet, though, so as not to risk soiling. Source: Argentina, land of bidets.
That would be a reimplementation of the venerable HP 95LX palmtop.
Too bad its UI is ugly and its update procedures make me nervous. It needs a rewrite.
The message seems to be: sales is a soul-sucking job, a demoralizing exercise on psychopathic exploitation in which making people feel something (be it good or not) is the way into their wallets.
Looking forward to there being some derivative technology for mosquitoes.
For anyone interested in the phenomenon of consciousness who finds this microtubules idea suspiciously impenetrable like I do, I suggest to look into the Reticular Activation System in the human brain, which acts as its…
"And up to this point, no other VPN solution has ever been integrated into the kernel." Not so. IPSec is implemented by a kernel module.
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It's probably the carbs.
We exist but p-zombies, as far as we can tell, do not. So their existence is a hypothesis we cannot assume.
And without milk. Milk has no place in mate cocido. There's a different name for combining it with milk (mate de leche).
It's not a matter of disrespect as much as of disobeyance. If there isn't (or shouldn't be) any subordination, disobeyance may not imply disrespect. The problem arises when people differ about whether there's…
Right on!
To make it explicit for those who haven't tasted it, mother's milk tastes distinctly sweet (literally), in a way cow milk does not. So yeah, there's a probable purpose for sweet receptors. An interesting question is…
I know. It may well be so, but I'm willing to try it because I don't find "may contribute" to be a strong deterrent, even supposing it's not wrong. There are many people with various inflammations that have found the…
The traditional TradingView black Friday discount always deserves a mention. Although this year it's only 40% off the Plus plan, the Premium one costs only one dollar more so there's that.
Indeed. https://www.groundbrkr.com/p/the-second-derivative-why-no-on...
For a moment I thought it was a version of goatse. Once burned...
The problem with non-reductive definitions such as the one you just gave there is that they don't have much information at all. What are those "lights" that are on when you say there is consciousness, apart from the…
Mine was a straight question you should be able to answer directly for any debate to go forward, not any "rhetorical move" nor any "approach" involving anything. Any rhetorical moves or approaches of mine, reductive or…
I'm sorry, then what was that "more scientific" reason you gave for?
There's some Pynchon in these times too.
The body is the mind's interface with the world. Why couldn't a digital mind "feel sensations", subjective as they are, on its own interface with it? If it's assumed to not be a subject, then how could it be a mind at…
For that to be reductive there had to be something to reduce. What would that be, without resorting to tautology?
Hello, fellow Dendron user. I haven't found good-enough alternatives either.
Yes. One might want to take care of the main stuff the usual way at least in part before passing on to the bidet, though, so as not to risk soiling. Source: Argentina, land of bidets.
That would be a reimplementation of the venerable HP 95LX palmtop.
Too bad its UI is ugly and its update procedures make me nervous. It needs a rewrite.
The message seems to be: sales is a soul-sucking job, a demoralizing exercise on psychopathic exploitation in which making people feel something (be it good or not) is the way into their wallets.
Looking forward to there being some derivative technology for mosquitoes.
For anyone interested in the phenomenon of consciousness who finds this microtubules idea suspiciously impenetrable like I do, I suggest to look into the Reticular Activation System in the human brain, which acts as its…
"And up to this point, no other VPN solution has ever been integrated into the kernel." Not so. IPSec is implemented by a kernel module.
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It's probably the carbs.
We exist but p-zombies, as far as we can tell, do not. So their existence is a hypothesis we cannot assume.
And without milk. Milk has no place in mate cocido. There's a different name for combining it with milk (mate de leche).
It's not a matter of disrespect as much as of disobeyance. If there isn't (or shouldn't be) any subordination, disobeyance may not imply disrespect. The problem arises when people differ about whether there's…
Right on!
To make it explicit for those who haven't tasted it, mother's milk tastes distinctly sweet (literally), in a way cow milk does not. So yeah, there's a probable purpose for sweet receptors. An interesting question is…
I know. It may well be so, but I'm willing to try it because I don't find "may contribute" to be a strong deterrent, even supposing it's not wrong. There are many people with various inflammations that have found the…
The traditional TradingView black Friday discount always deserves a mention. Although this year it's only 40% off the Plus plan, the Premium one costs only one dollar more so there's that.