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Quote by: Starboy What does this post have to do with Ockham's razor? Did you just throw that in there to add what you presume to be gravitas to your post? |
I don't think i'm as political an animal as yourself, sb. I refer to Occam's razor because of a link posted by Asian-American that contained the following by John Bryant:
"As I pointed out in my book Systems Theory and Scientific Philosophy, science is actually a religion: Its faith involves such beliefs as that the future will be like the past in certain ways, that explanations should be based on objectively- verifiable evidence, and that the best explanation is the simplest one which fits all the facts ("the Law of Parsimony")."
It got me thinking, hence the thread.
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My bet is that you don’t even know what Ockham’s razor is.
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My bet is you are once again lying. The reader is refered to the
consciousness thread to observe the fact that sb is more aware of names than of content.
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What are you talking about? Are you presuming that a perfect intellect would have no choice?
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You have no idea what i presume.
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That would only be the case if that intellect possessed perfect knowledge. I suppose it never occurred to you that it is not possible for a perfect intellect to know if it has perfect knowledge.
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I can tell you i would
not presume what it would be like to have perfect intellect; i'll let you handle that.
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Thus it will most likely be forced or required at some time in its life to make a choice that in the end is either the result of unconscious desires, educated guess or random chance.
Starboy
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Good luck with that.:)