kj98uo

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   by kj98uo 5y ago

   Your argument is that the majority opinion is never psychopathic? Technically, if you were referring only to insanity, I might agree that an operational definition of insanity is anything that a majority of the population doesn't bel
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   by kj98uo 5y ago

   That's like saying humans have been enslaving (among other things. this is just one example) other humans since the dawn of civilization and on a large scale, that didn't stop the growth of art, culture, science etc. But our ethic
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   by kj98uo 5y ago

   Well, how many other humans would you murder to save your grandma's life? Or your wife, your children, someone you love? What about terminally ill humans who have < 1 year to live (assuming the particular testing results won't
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   by kj98uo 6y ago

   I am still learning about Bayesian inference so this might be off-base but isn't the point to compute the full posterior distribution (or an approximation thereof) of the underlying parameters. Whether this is done in the context of a
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   by kj98uo 6y ago

   for you. might still apply to others
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   by kj98uo 7y ago

   I thought you work remotely based on your past comments??