Arbitrary X aren't Y can mean:
* All X aren't Y
* Almost all X arent Y (real numbers, computable)
* Many X aren't Y, some are, and the two groups are hard to disentangle (SAT problems, sovable in polynomial time)
* Few X aren't Y, but we haven't found a way to distinguish the ones who are from the ones who aren't, and can generate arbitrary X that aren't Y (violations of strategy-freeness in voting theory)
* Almost no X are Y, but same situation as above (don't know example)
@TetraspaceGrouping still awake?!
@exquisitecorp "Write code. Not too much. Mostly C."
Is another version I've heard
Out of all the things EY is wrong about, they[1] picked… p-zombies, decision theory and animal moral patienthood as central examples‽
Come on! There's so much better stuff
In search of a Greater Ury[1]
fascism & non-vegeterian food, idk, not rlly serious, misinfo-filled
@phseiff i have changed my opinion!
We should eat the mosquitoes
@Paradox huh! Interesting, poor souls
I operate by Crocker's rules[1].