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Camus is sexier. That's why he gets the win.camus > sartre
Max Stirner was the true chad of all philosophies. He looked at the world and went "fuck it, I'll fuck the world it raw." Reminds me a little of Diogenes (hopefully its not to much of a stretch)Jean Paul Sartre, Kierkeegard, Nietzsche, Schopenhauer and Karl Marx, just for shits and giggles, Shinji's Dad (Max Stirner)
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In Math uni our profs said: «Descartes's most useful discoveries are almost unknown to the general public, whereas his most obtuse takes are the most famous»everyone except descartes fuck that guy
Tuples are underratedIn Math uni our profs said: «Descartes's most useful discoveries are almost unknown to the general public, whereas his most obtuse takes are the most famous»
I think it's only probable if you have a certain techno-optimism. IIRC the probability component only comes in if it's possible and feasible to create ancestor simulations. I can't point to a specific reason why it's impossible, but I'm not convinced it is.according to nick bostrom this is logically probable
Bostrom saves himself by saying that it's possible that it could become feasible in the distant future. If it weren't for that premise I'd agree, but by the time we reach e.g. 2552 we'll probably have the tech for it imoI think it's only probable if you have a certain techno-optimism. IIRC the probability component only comes in if it's possible and feasible to create ancestor simulations. I can't point to a specific reason why it's impossible, but I'm not convinced it is.
Joscha Bach
an AI researcher and cognitive scientist. He currently is the principle researcher at Intel Labs
I like him because he is trying to build a conscious mind from a constructivist/computationalist perspective.
Instead of just sitting around "intellectually jacking off" to his own ideas like so many "philosophers" do
helped me wrap my mind around the idea of a "belief attractor" and the importance of leaving yourself open to believing everything without assigning confidence
for example: if you believe in God, its very expensive to your world view to give up this belief, so you rarely do or push against it
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