powe lili?
qvalq
What was this called before?
How/does this square with https://arxiv.org/abs/1902.07404?
IIUC, Gödel’s Second Incompleteness Theorem was overinterpreted, and a different operationalization of consistency is provable.I talked to Mihály Bárász about that, and he didn’t think it was crazy.
Sin(floor(2pi*10^n)) is never positive, for integer n.
Too simple, though.
I can see the dancers spinning in different directions.
The best way to draw a boundary around the high-probability things, without worrying about simplicity, is to just write down all your observations; they have probability 1 of having been observed, and everything else has probability 0.
This boundary is way too complicated; you’ve seen many things.
A finite-sized fractal in n_space still has measurable n_volume.
Its surface (n-1)_volume might be infinite, but we don’t care about that.Does that make sense?
Haha.
Thank you.
Cognition → Convergence → Corroboration
Now they’ve written the post on this.
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/fEvCxNte6FKSRNFvN/3c-s-a-recipe-for-mathing-concepts
Hyperidealized art wouldn’t be banned. There’d be much less of it, but not none.
It’d also be produced by much better artists.I think you’d probably end up consuming hyperidealized art, too.
You’d notice that you preferred the more idealized art, among what you consumed, then you’d talk to a psychologist or something and they’d tell you that you’d probably be fine with the cognitohazardous stuff.
Why has my comment been given so much karma?
To get more comfortable with this formalism, we will translate three important voting criteria.
You translated four criteria.
Scott Alexander wrote some rationalish music a decade ago.
youtube.com/qraikothCronoDAS has uploaded a song, though it’s not much rationalist.
youtube.com/CronoDAS
Was over two years ago.
Scott Alexander wrote some music a decade ago.
“Mary’s Room” and “Somewhere Prior To The Rainbow” are most likely to make you cry again.
“Mathematical Pirate Shanty”, if you can cry laughing.
Here, I’d plot difference from gravitation at sea level.
I’ve never heard the US civil war described this way.
Thank you.
Not sure why this was downvoted.
I guess it’s unproductive.