niplav @niplav@schelling.pt

Explanation: Something has free will/consciousness if it has some property X¹ and we don't understand this thing.

So I guess mechanistic relativity?

¹: as of yet unexplained

- Relativity in consciousness
- Relativity in free will

This site looks interesting: https://jacksonw.xyz/

Horizons' clitch and cline

—norvid_studies

Philosophy is the incubator of science, but one cannot live in an incubator forever. -Tsiolkovsky

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"agile" =/= "agentic", right?

who of you

logseq as a file server

A forces activity X on B because A believes X to be good, and A is then angry because B is "ungrateful"

She can't look at chickens without becoming agitated & wants to move away quickly too

This extends to other birds, with some birds being more okay than others (e.g. penguins)

What's the strangest phobia you've encountered in real life?

My gf has an incredibly strong alektorophobia¹, to the point where even *mentioning* chickens will make her distressed

¹: Phobia of chickens

Problems with Bayesianism & How To Solve Them

I get either Generic Bayesian¹ or Wittgensteinian

¹: Which is totally true tbh, I talked the gf's ears off yesterday about Problems with Bayesianism & How To Solve Them

See also https://gwern.net/colder-war

I think the question of interstellar warfare is really tricky. Grand Futures has a whole appendix on this, but the impression I get is that within the distance of a few parsec this is indeed a problem (objects/lasers can be aimed ~okay easily), but over larger scales you're safe because aiming/stochastic motion of large bodies becomes a problem