I am very much starting to consider the possibility that this is all some clever ruse.
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Originally Posted by masque de Z
I bet ex cathedra is exactly how it looked when someone suggested with conviction they all hunt together and share the food and the processing of the food for tools and clothes in the tribe 40k-100k years ago instead of being angry at each other and stealing each other's wives and food.
I would take even odds against. If the bet size were for $1 over the cost of building a time machine, I'd take even odds and pay for the time machine.
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Is law and all our institutions ex cathedra when defended?
No. The concepts don't even relate.
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How about their expansion to even more advantageous game theoretical states?
No. The concepts don't even relate.
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Fusion Zeno is something unnatural in the universe.
Fusion is now considered unnatural? That is a quite interesting development. I thought that the sun did such a thing naturally.
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But it takes you to a great sequence of places once the atoms at the cores of stars are pressed enough and start doing it. Barrier penetration is the key. It doesnt happen easily but then it takes you to a nice outcome. They do not happily get there and align to fuse.
**** me. I am now certain that you are ****ing with me. The bait is too easy though. I am not your trout. Everyone with even a few years of math and physics knows that you can get stuck at a local low on a graph.
Who put you up to this?!? Think, Brian, think! They must be clever. They laid out the amateurish trap of making masque claim to be rationally emotional, but that was far too easy. They know that you typically jump right on that sort of crap, but it was far too easy to see coming. There must be some land mine. What could it be?
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Barrier penetration to better game theory solutions is the very game we call civilization. Humans and wolves have to approach very carefully each other initially before the path to the modern dog is explored.
Et tu Bruce? I saw your clever little distraction.
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Of course it is only ex cathedra if the one suggesting whatever they are is not also incorporating in the suggestion a methodology to self correct the system itself at all times and re-evaluate its organization ie rejecting a static proposal from the beginning.
There is so much wrong with all that that I don't know where to begin.
Still you. What positions have you flip-flopped on since this thread began?