Parfit's Teletransporter Paradox? What happens to your 'self' if you are teleported to Mars?
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Parfit's Teletransporter Paradox? What happens to your 'self' if you are teleported to Mars?
#philosophics #psychology #self #identity #heuristic #paradox #video #blog #podcast #meow #ontology #encounter #parfit #language
#heuristic #algorithms #optimization #prediction #search #fitCheck
New logic flow to make guesswork faster:
4 iterations, down from 6 but boy I'm getting lost in implementation:
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Simplified example flow:
Start at true center
Set up array on winning side
n₀+1 vs n₁₈-1 ➝ n₉ high or low ➝ immediately guess n₆+1 or n₁₂-1
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n₀+1 vs n₁₈-1
n₀+1 too big & n₁₈-1 too small?
Then check n₉
if closer to n₀ Immeditely guess n₆+1
if closer to n₁₈ Immeditely guess n₁₂-1
Continued below...
The Blunt Edge of Ockham's Razor. What are the risks?
I needed to take a break from video editing. No Judas Priest references inside.
#philosophy #logic #simplicity #grammar #language #sufficiency #ontology #metaphysics #blog #podcast #aphorism #heuristic #naturallaw #humility #razor
Heuristic (Ecogeographic rules 🌍)
A heuristic or heuristic technique is any approach to problem solving that employs a pragmatic method that is not fully optimized, perfected, or rationalized, but is nevertheless "good enough" as an approximation or attribute substitution. Where finding an optimal solution is impossible or impractical, heuristic methods can be used to s...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heuristic
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A SQL Heuristic: Ors Are Expensive
https://ethanseal.com/articles/ors-are-expensive
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It's crystal-clear that decision-making by algorithm can be imperfect. It's also crystal-clear that decision-making by humans can be pretty imperfect, too. However, the imperfections across these two types of decisions are probably not the same. How and when should society make use of decision-making by algorthm? Cass R. Sunstein provides a thoughtful overview in "The
Buying green is good sometimes. Not buying at all is better most of the time.