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Re: I need your clothes, your boots, and your motorcycle

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I clicked on the post expecting it to be something from T2 and wondered why I was reading something about emulation.

I have strong affinity for having references popping into my mind when doing something not obviously related. Sometimes the connection is obscure, sometimes the source of the reference is obscure. I highly doubt people would get many of them. One of my favorite ones is "Third turtle lies.". When people wonder how something reported could have been possible.

"The third turtle lied" seems to be from a collection of logic puzzles called "Mathematical Circles". (although that was not in a 'turtles all the way down' context)

Re: I need your clothes, your boots, and your motorcycle

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I have strong affinity for having references popping into my mind when doing something not obviously related. Sometimes the connection is obscure, sometimes the source of the reference is obscure. I highly doubt people would get many of them. One of my favorite ones is "Third turtle lies.". When people wonder how something reported could have been possible.

"The third turtle lied" seems to be from a collection of logic puzzles called "Mathematical Circles". (although that was not in a 'turtles all the way down' context)

Putting it in a book with legitimate math puzzles was quite devious by the authors.

Re: I need your clothes, your boots, and your motorcycle

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What exactly is false?

It is false to claim that there was a moment when electricity went from unknown and opaque to understood and producible. That “moment” was thousands of years and all incremental.

I didn't make no such claims. I claimed that these "incremental" progress was not about simply doing more of the same stuff aka scaling.
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