Whether in a simulation — or the mind of a demon — we cannot doubt our doubts.
Reading this while vintage bugs bunny on in the background- where Elmer Fudd asks the universe ‘will I ever catch the rabbit?’
It's that or follow Alice down the hole...
If you do bring a sandwich
I was thinking more floppy drive and red pill...
Ha ha. Now I'm going to imagine Elon as only talking like Elmer.
“I’m a hunter, not a magician!”
“I’m not good at this, am I?”
“If only I had a widdle bit of luck!”
“I should have stayed in bed today!”
“I’m a bit of a bungler, but I’m determined!”
“My heart is in the right place, even if my plans aren’t!”
Yes, there are a lot of applicable quotes.
It helps me that’s for sure
This sounds like coping, haha.
The Scientific American article was published on April 1st...
Ha! Got it mixed up with this other one. Will amend, good catch: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/do-we-live-in-a-simulation-chances-are-about-50-50/
Cartesian arguments rule, yes? I enjoyed this very much.
They can. It depends on which ones and how they're used. I'm no Cartesian dualist. Consider this interview with friend of the site AT Sayre:
https://lanceschaubert.org/2024/05/23/at-sayre-interview/
Even I knew this. What, if anything, did the Muskrat learn in school on South Africa?
Maximizing margins for emerald mine management in an indentured servitude economy?
Where'd you go to school?
Reading this while vintage bugs bunny on in the background- where Elmer Fudd asks the universe ‘will I ever catch the rabbit?’
It's that or follow Alice down the hole...
If you do bring a sandwich
I was thinking more floppy drive and red pill...
Ha ha. Now I'm going to imagine Elon as only talking like Elmer.
“I’m a hunter, not a magician!”
“I’m not good at this, am I?”
“If only I had a widdle bit of luck!”
“I should have stayed in bed today!”
“I’m a bit of a bungler, but I’m determined!”
“My heart is in the right place, even if my plans aren’t!”
Yes, there are a lot of applicable quotes.
It helps me that’s for sure
This sounds like coping, haha.
The Scientific American article was published on April 1st...
Ha! Got it mixed up with this other one. Will amend, good catch: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/do-we-live-in-a-simulation-chances-are-about-50-50/
Cartesian arguments rule, yes? I enjoyed this very much.
They can. It depends on which ones and how they're used. I'm no Cartesian dualist. Consider this interview with friend of the site AT Sayre:
https://lanceschaubert.org/2024/05/23/at-sayre-interview/
Even I knew this. What, if anything, did the Muskrat learn in school on South Africa?
Maximizing margins for emerald mine management in an indentured servitude economy?
Where'd you go to school?