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Tag Archives: logic
The Rationality of Uncertainty
When I was learning science in high school, I was mesmerized by the notion that scientific facts were true, myths were false, and there were still things that needed to be „figured out“. I was very impressed by the way … Continue reading → Continue reading
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The Spectre of Populism
There is a spectre haunting the Web: That spectre is populism. Let me backtrack a moment. This piece is a part of an ongoing series of posts about „rational media“ – a concept that is still not completely hard and … Continue reading → Continue reading
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Fundamental Principles of Rational Media
In my previous post, I noted that my concept of rationality differs from the general, widely accepted views of this notion. I do not disagree with these views. Instead, I believe the way I view rationality is more generalized. To … Continue reading → Continue reading
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Tagged artificial intelligence, artificial language, character, characters, communication, express, expression, expressions, index, indexes, indexing, information, informationretrievel, intelligability, intelligable, language, languages, logic, machine, machine-readable, machines, natural, natural language, rational media, search, Wisdom of the Language
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There is No Such Thing as Context-Free Meaning
For this post, I would like to start out with two operational definitions: Context-Free Websites Contextual Websites „Context-Free“ websites purport to be containers without context. Supposedly, there is no „situation“ or „issue“ which constrains the content – it is assumed … Continue reading → Continue reading
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Do you understand the gravity of the matter?
The other day I argued that there is no such thing as an objectively “true” language (at least not for feeble-minded humans). If you missed that, then please go ahead and check out “Science vs. Relativity” before venturing on. Today, … Continue reading →
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Tagged algorithm, algorithmic, algorithms, engineering, equation, formula, formulas, language, languages, logic, mathematics, science, STEM, technology, translation, true, truth, universal, universals
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Computers, Humans, Economics, Marketing, Logic and Psychology
Computers are machines that apply algorithms according to some sort of logic… — and in this way they function in a way quite analagous to economic theory. Humans are beings that use their brains according to psychological quirks they have … Continue reading →
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Transcending Textual Materialism
Of course my writing is linked — there are relationships between my ideas, whether I am aware of them or not, whether or not I explicate such relations as I write down my thoughts. Hence, it is not at all … Continue reading →
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