testing312

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   by testing312 6y ago

   'Freedom' is not a framework for morality? I will judge you as a bad person for not saving the child in the pond while able to do so.
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   by testing312 6y ago

   Tidying your room would be adding energy to the system, to make it tidy. This is still in line woth thermodynamics where adding energy can decrease entropy
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   by testing312 6y ago

   Because it is ridiculously easy to overfit your models, and the combined human behaviour producing 'history' is so complex and ever-changing that it cannot be simulated. Also, if such a law were proposed, a widespread (dis)belief
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   by testing312 6y ago

   > to perform two simple, necessary tasks for a cyclist; replace a tyre/inner tube, or replace a chain Never had to do either of those things, driving a bike almost daily throughout the city to school, hobbies, friends,... The few
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   by testing312 6y ago

   > Treat others how you would like to be treated. > If you wanted to get more complicated its, "consider the well-being". Those two are not a set of moral rules, they just seem like the 'heuristic' that I already st
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   by testing312 6y ago

   > I'm not a religious person, but the thing that the anti-religion movements have failed spectacularly at is providing a universal, teachable framework for basic morality. But there is no universal, teachable framework for basic mor