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I wonder if it stems from any of the "AI uprising" stories where humanity is viewed as the cancer to be eradicated.

Do you still find this true when taking type aliases into account?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7KtzyZKSuls

Glad you got responses because I sat there thinking it could mean un-readable from the vantage of different styles.

Try not to blink challenge?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbon-neutral_fuel https://static.berkeleyearth.org/memos/fugitive-methane-and-...

So, is this to say we approach the irreducible best with induction?

What about "parsimony in explaining the available data" indicates that it is irreducible though?

How do we know when we have arrived at something that is irreducible?

> I don't like it because it suggests that freedom and security are somehow at odds with each other, which is already an authoritarian framing of the situation, and really just non…

> It just takes a very, very long time, but there have been dogma updates and clarifications throughout the centuries, and even admissions of being in the wrong. Clarifications, ye…

The Final nail: You agree with the following claim: The specific observation of water boiling at 125°C in 1 atm falsifies the claim "water only boils at 150°C+ in 1 atm". Since bei…

More nails for your argument's proverbial coffin... ;) === > Seriously? You are seriously contesting that a defining characteristic of religion is that it makes non-falsifiable cla…

> There is no contradiction with my own position, and there is no certainty involved, nor is certainty needed. How do you know there is no certainty involved? How do you know certa…

"Yes, DUH!" he said as though he were certain, contradicting his own position, a position he's not completely sure exists.

> Like, even if you were justified in being absolutely certain on some claim, I don't see how that is of any use whatsoever for a conversation. Then what was the purpose of your de…

> Could you give one example of such a claim? It is certain that you can't be certain of the claim "there is no thing anyone could possibly be certain about". You can't be certain …

> Just to avoid that confusion: "certain" is not the same as "so incredibly sure that it would be world-shattering to discover otherwise", even though the former often is used coll…

> I won't answer any further questions about whether I am certain about something until you show that there is anything anyone could possibly be certain about. So apparently you ar…

> Would you say that my claim is... ? And by asking a question, you have no answer for mine? You seem to think that claims aren't true or false if we don't know whether they are tr…

Anything you've said with > ... reliability is a property of the claim itself ... I have never stated that I thought this. You may have thought my wording implied that, but that ha…

You > "But there simply is no such thing as "the reliability of the claim" that is distinct from "the reliability of the method used to arrive at the claim...". Also you (in respon…

> What is "the reliability of the claim itself", if it is not the reliability of the method that is used to estalish that claim? Wut?? If you can't see that "the reliability of the…