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drcomputer
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Comment #10029031
Can anyone please explain how the following > Try experiencing red without visualizing it, naming it or imagining associated objects. can be commanded to be done without being able…
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Comment #9069874
The only thing I subjectively see in the value of music is the lengthy amount of time that the formalism of it's language has survived. Otherwise I typically listen to the same son…
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Comment #9058029
I already agree with you and I have from the start. I have no interest in talking, because it is obvious that I can not communicate effectively and fluidly, on the internet. Thank …
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Comment #9056215
What if my belief has always defaulted on silence, no thought? It's just the opposite of the confidence in always yielding a conclusion. When I work with science, I ere on the side…
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Comment #9055040
I wasn't directing that at you, just in general. I really do try to create one part of an intelligent dialogue on these forums, but it is incredibly frustrating to have experienced…
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Comment #9054100
I don't understand why you replied to me.
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Comment #9053394
I don't think you understand that you can't control what information and processes are dynamically influenced and what components are static and unchanging. The methodology of scie…
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Comment #9052708
Measurements that are qualitative are much more tricky to deal with than quantitative measurements. When I read words like 'hollow self esteem' I feel like I am reading a poem, not…
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Comment #9044095
Have they ever done this study on people who have never drank alcohol and are healthy? It seems biased that the only group of 'non-drinkers' are people that are former drinkers.
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Comment #9020700
We is scientific and mathematical, precious.
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Comment #9017325
I don't agree with that. If you understand the mathematics and computational foundations, then you already have the depth of programming languages in an abstract form. You might ch…
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Comment #9016011
I don't think people are static objects. Even if you've come into contact with one of these "types" of people, chances are that they are living on a meager amount of energy. When p…
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Comment #9008636
I think that is one possible perception, but I could argue the same for the existence of 'chaos' or 'randomness' and make the same point. Do things succeed because they adapt corre…
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Comment #9008568
The construction and maintenance of my psychology using mathematics and symbolic logic to model, explain, extrapolate, analyze, and manipulate it. I use computer science to explain…
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Comment #9004440
> My question to you, how do you approach learning? Learning new things and marking your progress? What gives you the satisfaction that you've made progress in "learning" a given t…
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Comment #8998712
The upswing of awesome sounds like a great way to prepare yourself to build things that are 90% correct with a 10% catastrophic failure rate. I really try to keep a more emotionall…
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Comment #8998200
Thanks for writing this. Over the last 4 years I switched from studying computer science with applications in mathematics, to studying math and symbolic logic with applications in …
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Comment #8996300
I am guessing because some hormonal changes in mid/elder life will kick in some kind of emotional down that is mostly fillable by children, rather than peer validation and stuff. T…
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Comment #8994029
Thank you for appreciating it. :)