emotions are very subjective — Tzeentch
I was not saying the device are fiction.
I said the discussion will end up in fiction :D — Corvus
However sad that may be, policy should not be determined by emotions. — Tzeentch
They are just electrical devices, not computers. — Corvus
They are just electrical devices, not computers. — Corvus
the difference being that those flus do not have mass hysteria as a side-effect — Tzeentch
The man would die and those things would still remain unknown to him — Wikipedia
2mReplyOptions — Cheshire
Frankly, I fail to see how God matters to epistemology — TheMadFool
The IFR of covid-19 isn't very far from a serious flu. — Tzeentch
— Cheshire
If it is man's nature to use resources, capitalists are manic blind resource exhausters, who never have a reason to moderate until something is gone, and not even then. — Bitter Crank
The coronavirus has killed about 2,700 people so far. The flu kills roughly 60,000-70,000 people each year — Tzeentch
Nothing I've said approaches complicated. — Cheshire
Energy must exist, but can not without information, so it is a tricky question. Largely physics has been blind to this, and only lately has it become a consideration. — Pop
other's shouldn't as well because of X" — Cheshire
It's the same world as the only world there is, it isn't a different reality. — Fine Doubter
If a device is analogue, then it is not a computer — Corvus
The wavefunction contains only information about the chances where to find a particle. — Prishon
Which suggests I've at least seen the time-independent Schrödinger equation. — Kenosha Kid
Because I'm the one who knows that you can get more than positions out of a wavefunction maybe? — Kenosha Kid