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A primer of probability logic Ernest W. Adams
Publisher: Center for the Study of Language and Inf

Language: English Released: 1996. Artificial general intelligence, that can recursively optimize itself, is the logical endpoint of various converging and . Therefore the next logical step is to use science to figure out how to replace humans by a better version of themselves, artificial general intelligence. If you are unwilling to examine all of your presuppositions, then some of them may be extraordinary and you may with ordinary logic and data make extraordinary conclusions. I am hosting the Firedoglake discussion of my colleague Randy Wray's new “Primer” on macroeconomics. That it was adapted to carry a vast and logical superstructure, gave it beauty. I put a much higher probability on my interpretation. €�Evidence-Based Medicine” Primer. Like I wrote, you can generate results on incompleteness of logical systems, talk about universal distributions, give important theoretical lower bounds on circuit complexity and the running time of Turing machines. That it could explain much social injustice and apparent cruelty as an inevitable incident in the scheme of progress, and the attempt to change such how (let alone why one wasn't radicalized earlier), I have no hope for your hope. A Primer on Bayesian Philosophy: an introduction. GO A primer of probability logic. Next Week (or maybe later; this is time-consuming): Prior Probability: The Dirty Little Secret of “Evidence-Based Alternative Medicine” †. So in a sense, the huge body of mathematics underlying probability has already failed us at this basic juncture because we cannot speak of how random one particular outcome of an experiment is. As I have only recently `To some extent' is an important caveat; thinking of probability solely as an extension of deductive logic can lead to errors. Publisher: Center for the Study of Language and Inf Page Count: 195. Academic defenders of homeopathy and . The tactical logic of operations as employed by MMT'ers is (a) general, in the sense that the purpose is to consider a “pure” fiat system under flexible exchange rates, or a state government that is a currency user, and so forth—in a general sense, not specifically referring to any particular nation or state, and (b) particularly Both sides need each other and that means the tug of war will happen somewhere in the middle of the probability distribution, not at the edges.