Re: A Manual of Practical Reason
From: Acme Diagnostics (LFinezapthis_at_partpostmark.net)
Date: 01/24/05
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Date: 24 Jan 2005 10:06:04 -0600
poopdeville@gmail.com wrote:
>Acme Diagnostics wrote:
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>This is silly, Larry. If you're really interested in knowing whether
>or not popular presentations of Godel's theorem accurately communicate
>the result, you should pick up a good textbook, read through the
>theorem, and figure out why the version presented is misleading.
We already covered that in the argument on this
subject which ended on 6-20-04 with this post:
http://tinyurl.com/44yvh (Your side lost. <g>)
Not to be uncooperative with you, yes I know what theoretical
inaccuracies exist and what theoretical concepts are missing in
the first sentence of the relevant description. I must have
googled 100 explanations. Not that I can remember much. I'm
exceptionally well-practiced at forgetting useless information.
>Barring that, you can talk to real PhD's in near real-time and learn
>from them on sci.logic.
I believe I'm already talking to a PhD in sci.logic, but I'm not
learning anything except possibly why they added an
analytical section to the GRE.
>But you shouldn't call them trolls. They don't like that.
Torkel has trolled two of my unrelated discussions in other
groups, the first time in a Goedel context unrelated to this one.
It is a matter of posting record. Therefore he is a troll.
He also has the well-known habit of snipping excerpts out
of context, then posting cryptic statements and questions
intended to start arguments and/or aggravate posters.
Therefore he is a troll.
In my very first reply to Torkel, never having encountered
him or his name before, I was only friendly. Yet he
immediately set a trap to try to embarrass me. That is evidence
that he is a troll.
I understand that he uses that very same technique in
a productive way in some theory discussions. But that
doesn't change anything. From outside of that context,
it just makes it more confusing to posters when he does troll.
Larry
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