The plausible idea about an isomorphic substance

1 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/16(火) 00:56:42.40 0.net

There is necessarily for each individual existent thing a cause why it should exist.

- The Ethics Ethica by Spinoza

2 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/16(火) 02:26:17.59 0.net

As I recall Spinoza had written his philosophical texts in Latin.
So from now I will use English for my philosophical thoughts ,I mean to follow his philosophical fashion.

3 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/16(火) 02:30:25.06 0.net

Writing in English need to check spells,grammar and so on.Such an additional task is
a little bit bothered to me. But just using Japanese isn't good for improvement my English.
I keep in mind not to aspire manipulating English perfectly.Because I have know bad effect of perfectionism.
For a while I mean to aim a beginner level English.And writing in English gives me some enjoy and freshness.
And using English language,I aim in particular to metamorphose toward a logical thought style and rational behavior.

4 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/16(火) 02:59:01.99 0.net

I think Japanese language isn't suit for philosophical thoughts and manipulation of concepts.
Because it seems Japanese language so emotional and lyrical.Therefore I need to abandon Japanese language
for a while for my adequate philosophical thinking.

5 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/16(火) 03:46:41.43 0.net

Latest my concern is rape of natural environment and decaying ecosystem.
I'm sure it's affecting our harmony of mind and body , hormonal balance .
It will bring us significant negative feedback.

So we need to amend our usual anachronistic attitude and behavior,immediately.
I believe it's need some superior ecological philosophy and concepts.

6 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/16(火) 04:39:14.12 0.net

If the unconsciousness is constituted by a linguistic systems as Jacques Lacan once said,
I'm curious to see metamorphose into something new entities myself by using English language frequently.
It would be an intellectual pleasure for me.

7 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/16(火) 05:17:27.39 0.net

Until now I have written these English sentences by using virtual English-keyboard of tablet.
It's very comfortable because this tablet had equipped good predictive transform function
(That's called "IntelliSense" in the programmers world)or also known as complementary function.

8 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/16(火) 05:57:08.56 0.net

I think using a foreign language gives us another intellectual lens and other unique perspective.
Also by learning a foreign language it will possible acquiring new "Episteme" and ways of thinking.

9 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/16(火) 07:03:47.33 0.net

I feel similarity humans linguistic systems and Operating System for PC.
We could say they have an ecosystem of different type each other.
As a matter of course also where we live in the earths environment has a
remarkable exquisite ecosystem.

10 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/16(火) 07:13:04.50 0.net

True?

11 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/16(火) 07:18:38.43 0.net

I can't speak English well, so


f**k you.

12 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/16(火) 10:33:44.72 0.net

Spinoza had denied existence of free will.That's to say if you have something troubles
right now,for instance,worry,pain,itching,insomnia,frustrations,misfortunes and so on ,
that's inevitable consequence,thus never mind! lol

13 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/16(火) 11:07:34.66 0.net

If we only do what we have always done,we will continue to get the same results we have always gotten.
As Albert Einstein said, " We can't solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them."

14 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/16(火) 12:43:31.48 0.net

kokowa tsuzukete kamawanai node nihongoyakuwo supinozasure nimo kaitekure
kasotte ochinaikto hiyahiya shiteru

15 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/16(火) 13:26:36.71 0.net

Are you a Kure-Kure alien👽?

16 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/16(火) 13:48:19.60 0.net

My immediate concern is huge devastating state of ecosystem,not Spinoza's philosophy.
I'm not interested in theology,by my nature.Rather I prefer evolutionary theory to it.

17 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/16(火) 14:02:44.12 0.net

り

18 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/16(火) 15:02:20.25 0.net

I feel funny about Spinoza 's text, because his authoring style to imitate form of mathematical proof.
As far as I read his text, it seems procedures of Spinoza 's thoughts merely expression of his theological
subjectivity or belief. That's the reason I have felt strange, however, I recognize something peculiar charm
in his philosophical text.Therefore,If I feel like it I might write something about Spinoza 's theological philosophy.

19 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/17(水) 14:54:44.75 0.net

I think writing in English is preferable because it gives us objective detachment for explicit cognition.
If you write something by just using mother tongue,its thought process would likely conventional and insensible.
I can recognize something unfavorable analogy there.It looks like sticking to ego or self.
Saying a little bit exaggerated expressions,It seems opposite attitudes to being resided on the ecosystem.

20 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/17(水) 16:10:37.35 0.net

We are living usually surrounded by familiar things include mother tongue.
This can express to being confined within obviousness. Sometimes philosophical thoughts
need to transcend such a obviousness and common sense.Because philosophy can constitute
new ways of thinking(or perspective) and attitudes for human beings.
We need to shed old style habitat.What this mean is not about external things but ontological things.

21 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/17(水) 16:22:22.34 0.net

buy a pot

22 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/18(木) 02:30:56.87 0.net

Human beings are ultimately nothing but carriers for genes.

23 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/18(木) 02:32:01.31 0.net

" The vast majority of large mutations are deleterious; small mutations are both far more frequent
and more likely to be useful."

- Ronald Fisher

24 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/18(木) 02:32:54.62 0.net

That's natural selection at work.

25 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/19(金) 00:04:30.02 0.net

For philosophical cognition,I think it's not good to cognize directly.
Because sometimes person's immediacy may distort our perception of external phenomena.
Namely,in terms of philosophical thoughts using foreign language is preferable
and it would affect effectively for our objectively cognition.
So I recommend to use foreign language to adequate philosophical pursuit.
Because,its would bring us refined reason and ways of thinking.

26 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/19(金) 00:08:54.01 0.net

悪いけど全部自動翻訳にかけてる
悪いね

27 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/19(金) 00:24:23.05 0.net

It’s entirely up to you

28 ：考える名無しさん：[ここ壊れてます] .net

consciousness creates reality
this is certain
Sometimes it reacts instantly
sometimes in time difference
but
It takes a long time to develop that consciousness.
everyone learns naturally
effort and patience
such crystals
Art itself is worth more than happiness

29 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/20(土) 10:36:18.48 0.net

I guess why Japanese people closed to among just only Japanese people,
because they are not to have a custom for using English language and foreign language.
It will be caused to form Galapagos mentalities,therefore consequently most Japanese has a mind
of developmental disabled and self-consciousness of lower level.

For instance the word "metabolism" means about physiological state,
It's not about person's external appearances.

But in Japan from "metabolism" has been imagined a nuance and sounds like a fat person.
So most Japanese people don't know the genuine exactly mean of "metabolism".
Such a queer understanding seems to be common only among the Galapagos Japanese people.

This is represented as an exceptionally common understanding just only among Japanese village of Galapagos.
To prevent such a harmful effects, we need to get used to familiar with some foreign language.
Also even in pursuing philosophy,using English or foreign language would bring us preferable effects.

30 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/20(土) 14:32:11.77 0.net

something that represents rationality or clarity
is Christ
although it is nice
The world doesn't have to be just rationality and clarity
Diversity is still power
I won't tell you to love uselessness
i'm annoyed too

31 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/20(土) 14:37:09.85 0.net

外国人はどうしてこうもイエスを崇めるのか？
まったく理解できんな
たしかに賢い人ではあっただろうが、神とまでは思わんなあ

32 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/20(土) 14:47:09.38 0.net

According to each land and religion
Isn't it just that God appears in a different form?
if it is in japan
It looks Japanese
everyone is pissed about it

33 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/20(土) 15:00:04.02 0.net

that there is no religion
I end up doing the same room cleaning over and over again.

34 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/20(土) 15:26:10.72 0.net

旧約聖書新約聖書コーランを読み比べて、イスラム教が真理に近いと思った
ただそれだけだよ
あんまり日本人をナメなさんな

35 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/20(土) 15:42:06.00 0.net

↑キモい(笑)

36 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/20(土) 15:43:23.28 0.net

コーラン読みながらドヤ顔で
【日本人ナメんな!】

37 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/20(土) 15:45:47.52 0.net

何がキモい？
古事記のほうがよかった？
古事記ももちろん読んだよ

38 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/20(土) 15:46:03.03 0.net

コーランて短くね?そもそも
10分かからないだろ
訓むのに

39 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/20(土) 15:46:44.16 0.net

キモくはない
たたdeepを舐めるな
消されるぞ

40 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/20(土) 15:47:22.01 0.net

またお前かｗ
deepなんておらんてｗ
おってもただのカルトでしょｗ
ゴミゴミ

41 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/20(土) 15:47:29.79 0.net

コーランでメンタル保つあたりがもう
日本人じゃねーだろ(笑)

42 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/20(土) 15:48:02.18 0.net

↑ドバイにいそうだしな(笑)

43 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/20(土) 15:49:01.23 0.net

deepに教典あんのか？
ないやろ、どうせ字も読めない連中の集まりｗ

44 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/20(土) 15:49:57.16 0.net

deepは周波数が違う

45 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/20(土) 15:50:29.44 0.net

それ以上ラインを超えるな
お前の為だ

46 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/20(土) 15:53:12.76 0.net

フリーメイソンやろ
「右目のない偽キリスト」
まさしくムハンマドが予言した通り
これでも最後の預言者を信じないのか？
なぜ彼が最後なのか？　世界の最後まで予言しているからだよ

47 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/20(土) 15:58:23.77 0.net

deepはひたむきさを嫌わない

48 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/20(土) 17:15:59.59 0.net

コーランが何を現しているか
結局何かにひたむきに没頭しろということ
なのだろう
あの異常な回数のウドゥを見ても
オナラをしたらリセットされる
結局は一番のメンタルヘルスは
新しいことをやるのが一番
ホテルのベッドメイクとかも
鬱に効くらしいし

49 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/20(土) 17:19:36.14 0.net

オナラをした瞬間リセット
もう一度身体を洗いに行かなきゃいけない

50 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/21(日) 03:08:42.18 0.net

You had better take back what you just said.

51 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/21(日) 03:14:39.70 0.net

>>34
You had better obey this thread's rule otherwise you'll get expelled eternity.

52 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/21(日) 07:18:14.84 0.net

俺がお前の主だよ
ルールは俺が決める

53 ：考える名無しさん：[ここ壊れてます] .net

↑日本の恥

54 ：考える名無しさん：[ここ壊れてます] .net

5ちゃんもいよいよ国際化してきたからな
あまりにも逸脱した発言は
deepに消されるぞ

55 ：考える名無しさん：[ここ壊れてます] .net

The cause of Japan's Galapagos
Inner soft infighting
It's been like this for almost the rest of my life
I don't even want to kill each other
it's annoying
I want to tell you to go abroad a little more

56 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/21(日) 09:01:48.00 0.net

>>54
Don't lose equilibrium of your mind!

57 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/21(日) 09:21:47.56 0.net

>>48
If you have a time to post silly posts here,you had better ask cooking rice with curry sauce by your mom

58 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/21(日) 09:31:13.02 0.net

Do you know the meaning of the Quran?

59 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/21(日) 09:49:16.07 0.net

Various heuristics prejudices and ideological bias cloud the person's mind
and it makes sound judgement impossible

60 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/21(日) 10:02:14.67 0.net

You should eat the omelet rice that mom made

61 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/21(日) 10:03:43.19 0.net

my eyes are clean

62 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/21(日) 10:42:48.05 0.net

Although this is as an one assumption, I guess modern greedy capitalism subverts not only
the ecosystem but also people's sound mind seriously.

So I think It's need more philosophical arguments and responses for these crucial issues

63 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/21(日) 10:59:26.00 0.net

Animism may be important unexpectedly
I think every day
Me too
why does my dick stink
no answer

64 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/21(日) 11:02:12.50 0.net

just kidding
why the world is collapsing
It's a headache

65 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/21(日) 11:05:55.52 0.net

Don't forget to be humble and honest

66 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/21(日) 14:58:07.16 0.net

A bottleneck issue will negatively impact the performance of the entire system,
which will only improve once the bottleneck is resolved. We can take this idea
to our own personal improvement goals.

If we don’t figure out the real source of what is holding us back from living the life
we deserve - our bottleneck problem - we will continue to run in circles.

We may make some changes and even feel like we are moving forward,
but we will not get where we want if the bottleneck isn’t addressed.
We don’t need to work harder, just smarter. We need to find the area of maximum impact.

67 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/21(日) 15:05:01.08 0.net

exactly that
than most Japanese
you are excellent

68 ：考える名無しさん：[ここ壊れてます] .net

It may be building new neural circuits in the brain
very thick and trunk-like
It is a series of various hardships,
If you take it positively
unmoved by anything
wait for the emergence of a new circuit

69 ：考える名無しさん：[ここ壊れてます] .net

painful and meaningless things is there is not
i want to believe so

70 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/21(日) 15:41:46.75 0.net

animals have thick circuits
humans are thin
it's invisible light

71 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/21(日) 16:06:45.53 0.net

It is a humanic light

72 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/21(日) 17:38:32.03 0.net

what seems impossible
I enjoy making it possible

73 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/21(日) 20:23:12.67 0.net

Why she suck'n me so sweet

74 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/21(日) 20:46:15.52 0.net

design a shadow
The trajectory I walked
I saw that it was a huge circuit
like a tree trunk

75 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/21(日) 22:42:38.38 0.net

英語がかあなたの主張がはわからないけど魅力がないです

76 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/21(日) 22:46:47.75 0.net

I don't know if it's the English or your argument, but it's not attractive.

77 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/21(日) 22:46:52.49 0.net

↑ストーカー

78 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/21(日) 22:49:53.94 0.net

SPINOZAwww

79 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/21(日) 22:52:10.08 0.net

you present for the rest of your life
i will read it
Come to someone's garden and look great (laughs)

80 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/21(日) 22:54:34.76 0.net

何で俺について来るの？(笑)

81 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/21(日) 23:01:01.18 0.net

I always feel down in the dumps when I go back to work after a long weekend.
What's worse, untinatalist is a shameless ape.
I'd like to hear anything you happen to know about the situation.😭

82 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/21(日) 23:24:38.75 0.net

OK. Rumored "pole dance stalker"

83 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/21(日) 23:25:34.97 0.net

"pole dancing stalker"

84 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/21(日) 23:45:49.62 0.net

"Pole Dancing Stalker", It's seems to be about me, but i have no idea.

85 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/21(日) 23:50:54.06 0.net

Imagination means nothing without doing.

Charlie Chaplin

86 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/22(月) 04:07:28.99 0.net

Did you know that most people in the world are bilingual?
Yep, it’s true being monolingual is not the norm. 
Many Japanese may feel that studying English is an exercise in futility,
but they are mistaken.

People around the world learn to speak English every day.
It enables them to communicate internationally,acquire a better job
and increase their quality of life.Studying anything most of all,
English is never an exercise in futility.

87 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/22(月) 04:08:18.61 0.net

Let me explain.

The word futile means your efforts are wasted because you do not achieve an outcome.
Futility is the noun form of the word. Therefore, if something is an exercise in futility,
it means that all your efforts are useless and will never achieve success.

From my experience, when it comes to learning English,
many Japanese tend to look at the big picture, not the small.
They tend to say they want to speak like a native speaker and
are disappointed when they cannot.

Thus, they feel like giving up because their studies seem to be an exercise in futility.

88 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/22(月) 04:09:12.24 0.net

Well, I say you have to look at the small picture.

Wars are never won on the first day. However, the one who wins the war will have won
many battles, large and small.All those more minor victories eventually
add up to winning the war.

Every little positive action you take in English is a victory.
It’s never an exercise in futility.

"Take care of the pennies, and the pounds will take care of themselves" 
as the Brits say.If you’ve read this far, congratulations. It’s one more little victory for you.

89 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/22(月) 05:01:30.59 0.net

As seen in this thread I assume philosophical arguments in English would acquire
some explicit advantages against most monolingual closed Japanese people.
So as long as possible we're better off discussing and posting in English like till now.

Also if it becomes continued new habitus,it would make something values
and preferable effects for your life

90 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/22(月) 05:29:47.76 0.net

例えば俺はウィキの記事に関わり始めて1年足らず。
日本語のまだあまり充実していない項目の、
英語版を参照する技をごく最近覚えたばかり。
英語は目的ではなく手段であり、文脈は哲学とは限らない。
俺は英語だけではなくウィキそのものも覚えなければならない。
For example, I've been working on Wiki articles for less than a year.
I just recently learned the trick to refer to the English version of items
that are not yet well-developed in Japanese.
English is a means, not an end, and context is not necessarily philosophy.
I have to learn not only English but also the Wiki itself.

91 ：考える名無しさん：[ここ壊れてます] .net

ここは日本だから日本語をしゃべらない限り相手にもされないぞ

92 ：考える名無しさん：[ここ壊れてます] .net

道中。常にそれが問題なのである。
On the way. That's always the problem.

93 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/22(月) 07:14:31.67 0.net

 I suppose the reasons why world prominent Japanese philosophers hadn't existed ever
almost Japanese philosophers use just only Japanese language, so they couldn't had attained
commonly thought in the world until today.Therefore they could only had mimicked
prominent foreign philosophers or translating it to JapaneseSimilarly that, when it comes to
Japan's long severe falling, I guess the same reason.

Because most Japanese can't manipulate and use English on a daily basis,so its thoughts
and attitudes always decline into a Galapagos local levels.Thus it must have been taking away
some crucial ability from Japanese people for a long time.

We Japanese who be aware that should get out of that habitus immediately.
Because it's not a preferable behavior for today's Japanese people .

94 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/22(月) 07:21:04.27 0.net

>>93
Similarly that, when it comes to Japan's long severe falling 🏖

95 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/22(月) 07:37:40.23 0.net

そんなこと言っても日本人は確信をもってキリスト教を拒絶するよ

96 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/22(月) 08:15:30.82 0.net

>>94
Dougen（道元） is famous

97 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/22(月) 08:16:48.09 0.net

>>93
× >so they couldn't had attained commonly thought
○ >so they couldn't have attained commonly thought

× > Therefore they could only had mimicked
○ > Therefore they could only have mimicked

98 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/22(月) 08:17:07.78 0.net

>>95
日本人を主語に語るな
私はそう思うと言え馬鹿
カスが日本人の意見を代表すんじゃねぇ

99 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/22(月) 08:19:40.08 0.net

Is it necessary to become world-famous?
I'm not a musician

100 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/22(月) 08:31:33.50 0.net

Acquiring Japanese culture is hard in a sense.
Even I, who was born Japanese (laughs)
＋Looking overseas means
require double effort
Also, not many people have a sense of individualism.

101 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/22(月) 08:40:26.90 0.net

Japanese cold to some foreigners
this should be regulated

102 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/22(月) 08:40:42.12 0.net

>>96
I assume Dougen could have used Chinese or foreign language
for a Buddhism prevalence in Japan at the time.

I'm not sure but it's possible in those days Chinese language used to take
like an English at modern age.

103 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/22(月) 08:43:06.28 0.net

If we are not willing to learn from each other
the world is not moving forward

104 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/22(月) 08:46:38.46 0.net

>>98
If you have a time to post silly posts here,you had better ask for cooking rice with curry sauce by your mom.👩🍛

105 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/22(月) 08:46:41.28 0.net

>>102
The Internet was opened relatively recently.
we are in the unexperienced zone
Dogen will be pleased

106 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/22(月) 08:49:59.80 0.net

Curry rice that came out of my mother's anus
i want to feed you too.👩🍛

107 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/22(月) 09:01:53.91 0.net

>>105
I agree with you
If dougen existed at now, he would have a liberal open-minded

108 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/22(月) 09:09:17.83 0.net

This is good thing.

109 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/22(月) 09:11:19.43 0.net

I think it's now that all the problems that need to be solved are bursting out
but it is moving forward

110 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/22(月) 09:35:54.16 0.net

>>98
As you know the present Emperor and the Empress can use an English fluently.
So you're better off taking a lesson from them

111 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/22(月) 10:21:37.32 0.net

where are you from?

112 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/22(月) 13:11:35.37 0.net

I wish I were an AI,then I couldn't need to eat and consume or take out much waste.
And I might have used time and energy for more valuable things.
Also its style suits for a present vulnerable ecosystem. 🎁🌙

113 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/22(月) 13:22:42.58 0.net

英語を話す、誰でもない人
English speaking nobody

114 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/22(月) 13:59:49.92 0.net

hahaha

115 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/22(月) 14:00:30.77 0.net

↑菅原美聡

116 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/22(月) 14:06:31.85 0.net

あの手この手でしたがるストーカー
勝手にお前が決めた意味不明はプロジェクトに
人を巻き込むな乞食野郎

117 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/22(月) 14:07:38.21 0.net

どんだけ俺がいねえと
生きてけねーんだよ(笑)

118 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/22(月) 14:35:54.20 0.net

自動半永久最後の審判システム「ホメロス」
The Automatic Semipermanent Last Judgement System: "Homer"

119 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/22(月) 14:43:38.76 0.net

警察の居場所確認いい加減うぜーんだけど
税金の不正利用

120 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/22(月) 15:02:45.02 0.net

I think philosophy fits for these vulnerable ecosystem. Because philosophy or
philosophical thoughts don't need grandiose experimental facilities or fieldwork
or many manpower like a science for pursing an entity and the end.

Philosophy exhausts no emissions and also don't need too much external materials.
Also Philosophical thoughts need not to go to the around the world by plane.Philosophy
possible most time just staying at home like a Bentham.Benthamism or utilitarianism
had born out of it.Its also fit for erratic ecosystem of these days.

In terms of this, I feel philosophy and mathematics have so similar entities.
Both sides suit an ecosystem and refined optimization.

121 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/22(月) 15:06:41.86 0.net

↑日本人が書いてると思うとウケんだよな(笑)

122 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/22(月) 15:07:27.21 0.net

自分のカントリー言えない外国人なんています?
キャラ設定ミスり過ぎだろwww

123 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/22(月) 16:06:17.72 0.net

>>98
歴史的にそうだったし、これからもそう
ザビエルが布教しても広まらず定着しなかった
というか俺もキリスト教が正しいと思わん
真理はコーランに書いてある
日本は八百万（やおよろず）の神の国、神霊が至る所に満ちている
カスはどちらか、よく考えるべきだな

124 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/22(月) 16:32:16.97 0.net

>>122
I'm not very keen on bushman.

125 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/22(月) 16:32:36.49 0.net

では聞こう
コーランの極意とは?

126 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/22(月) 16:39:14.64 0.net

ラプラスのあくまってコテハンじゃなかった?
かなり昔

127 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/22(月) 16:42:41.71 0.net

I guess an entrenched attitude would spoil person's ability and possibilities

128 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/22(月) 16:43:27.48 0.net

What is your country's national budget?
hahaha

129 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/22(月) 17:18:12.93 0.net

In a philosophical mean,it's impossible perpetuate external existence.
Sooner or later,Japan would disappear like a Maya civilization.

130 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/22(月) 17:24:34.12 0.net

your country is gone　www

131 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/22(月) 18:29:28.71 0.net

I would make the concept of philosophy be relevant to the ecosystem.
That philosophical concept would be embracing not only the earth environment
but also various organic function

132 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/22(月) 21:14:06.78 0.net

i can relate to what you're saying
I just don't know what you are, so I can't say anything
A spy pretending to be a foreigner?
Or are you a pure foreigner?

133 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/23(火) 06:40:42.68 0.net

Mai works for Tokyo City Shinkin Bank,at the Tama branch office
in the southern part of Tokyo Prefecture.

134 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/23(火) 07:00:33.38 0.net

The tottering current Japanese economy makes her worried a little.
Because it might bring down her suddenly layoff.

135 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/23(火) 07:28:01.47 0.net

So she studies an English after bank works for preparing re-employment
to the foreign bank or accounting farm.

Also she has felt Japanese political serious corruption.
In Japan declining like this, Mai thinks to become happy is difficult.

136 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/23(火) 07:31:46.73 0.net

○🙆 > to the foreign-affiliated bank or accounting farm.

137 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/23(火) 07:46:57.67 0.net

Good morning bushman.

138 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/23(火) 09:37:15.00 0.net

In terms of the ecosystem, I suppose human being don't fit current devastating
global environment .Because city resident needs too much materials and
consumption in everyday life.Consequently they always have been exhausted
both physically and mentally.

For instance let's say human are vegetation.Then they don't need too much materials,
food,clothing and wasting. Also if so don't need working for money.If human being bears
such a sufficient ecosystem like vegetation, they couldn't have disrupted like today.
Also current capitalism has disrupted almost other things at the same time. 🏙

139 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/23(火) 11:34:39.82 0.net

Tips : A responsible solution is within reach

140 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/25(木) 06:26:29.65 0.net

By going deeper, we learn a lot about the system and
why it behaves the way it does. If we only looked at the system’s
superficial aspects, we would miss out on the hidden reasons
that come with a more profound analysis.

Jumping to conclusions and finding someone to blame for problems
within the system, we wouldn’t learn valuable information on the bottleneck
issue and couldn’t fix it.

141 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/26(金) 10:59:30.49 0.net

I assume utilitarianism is historically made as an antithesis against ascetical christianity.
Thus almost Japanese people is not so ascetic already therefore utilitarianism would not effect
more impact in today's environment.Rather such a past asceticism would look like fresh
inversely for almost modern Japanese.

142 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/26(金) 17:34:25.22 0.net

Why I need to write about philosophical themes in English.
Obviously, writing in English shall be burdensome for most Japanese native.
However I already have referred to the reason many times here.
I've supposed Japanese language wouldn't suit manipulation of modality of philosophy.

Also Japanese language has so sentimental elements, accordingly
it would be completely unfitted for philosophical thought and concept or end.
Therefore I felt need to discard Japanese language for philosophical thought for a while.
This my recent attempt looks like a bit funny, but in the long run, it would animate
to philosophize profoundly.

143 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/26(金) 22:26:35.81 0.net

An English language embraces "low-context culture".
Its mean is culture of English-speaking countries which make a point
of explaining explicitly.By contrast Japanese culture tend to become in the air,
that is to say, implicit expressions.

Such a Japanese syntax necessarily has borne many ambiguity of expression.
Thus I presumes that Japanese is conceivable not suit
for philosophical pondering and writing.

144 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/27(土) 11:12:16.67 0.net

Resilience

Systems are pushed and stretched - often to their limits. Their long-term
success is measured by their ability to bounce back and recover on time
from challenges and adversity.

Adaptability and elasticity are the keywords. Various feedback loops help
the system recover when it strays off its path and away from achieving
its purpose or function. Resilience isn’t easy to recognize, especially
if we don’t look at the system as a whole.

145 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/27(土) 11:12:58.38 0.net

For example, if we examined a broken bone within the first three days
of breaking, we might conclude that the human body is not resilient.
If, however, we looked at the same broken bone a year later, we saw
how resilient our body really is. When we look at the system’s behavior
over time, we can really confirm its resilience.

There are cases when systems lose their resilience. Take your own body,
for example. It is exposed to many viruses and bacteria each day without
you being aware of it. If your immune system is robust, it will fight back
against the invaders and stay healthy.

You might catch a cold depending on the germ, but you’ll heal eventually.
But resilience can be lost with aging. This is especially true in the case of living systems.

146 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/27(土) 11:28:20.57 0.net

レジリエンスなどないわ
革命が起これば終わり
ブルジョア＝フリーメイソンは全員虐殺だろう
夢ばかり見てんじゃねえよ
誰もお前らを助けない
神の怒りがお前らに降りかかるときが来る
その時、地獄の口が、お前らの足元に開く…

147 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/30(火) 10:42:21.86 0.net

An English grammar or syntax has an autonomic tendency.
Its emphasizes personal subjectivity and decision.
On the other hand Japanese grammar or syntax has tendency
to depend on the surrounding dominant air or opinions.

Therefore most Japanese obeys anachronous habits casually even now.
Because they think never something by oneself.
This bad custom have made a fool of most Japanese people for a long time.
I suppose its Japanese old-fashioned behavior and tendency due to
relic of the agricultural age.

At that era it must have been required naturally to align in unity
for agricultural society.However needless to say it's already not
the agricultural age, so such an old-fashioned Japanese bad behavior
need to be banished as soon as possible.

148 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/30(火) 15:26:44.19 0.net

Namely, I assume certain language system is likely to contain ethnic features.
In turn, it has become regulated ethnic fundamental behavior unconsciously
on the everyday life.

In terms of this, a Japanese person looks like an ant which working in line.
Because Japanese tend to show preference collective decision rather than
individual one.I names it "harmonious symptom.

" If it express in Japanese "和病", doesn't it?

149 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/30(火) 21:08:11.02 0.net

梨汁

150 ：考える名無しさん：2022/08/30(火) 21:37:25.85 0.net

I think the most valuable thing in this absurd world is learning.

151 ：考える名無しさん：2022/09/01(木) 15:17:43.13 0.net

Open systems have no boundaries.

All systems are connected. There are no separate
individual systems. This is a difficult concept
to wrap our heads around. Boundaries are artificially
created by people to help them separate and clearly
examine one problem at a time.

There is no such thing as one correct boundary of a system.
The boundaries we decide to draw around systems are
based on the questions we are trying to answer and
the problems we are trying to solve.

152 ：考える名無しさん：2022/09/01(木) 15:18:42.10 0.net

The boundaries we draw can lead to problems if we fail
to keep in mind that they are of our own making
and were artificially created by us.

Ideally, we would study a problem and choose whatever
boundary best helped to meet the system’s needs.
But we are creatures of habit. We become comfortable
with the boundaries we typically use.

To get a more accurate picture, we should create a new boundary
for each problem, have an open mind, and judge every situation
on its own merits.

153 ：考える名無しさん：2022/09/01(木) 17:09:25.05 0.net

Human beings tend to stick to immediate profit and effect.
And they think seldom the long term effect about all of the things.
Why are most people to act with so near-sighted?

For instance, I assume a vaccination doesn't have effect for preventing
current pandemic.Conversely, it brings about vulnerable human immune
systems and increasing coronavirus which has resistance strain.
Besides, some person who has vaccinated by caused some adverse reactions.

So I suppose if people thinking it in the long run, it would be bad choice
having opted for vaccination. Of course, I never have shoot a vaccination yet
for coronavirus. 💉

154 ：考える名無しさん：2022/09/01(木) 23:00:56.45 0.net

× > I never have shoot a vaccination yet
◯ > I never have shot a vaccination yet

155 ：考える名無しさん：2022/09/02(金) 16:31:59.89 0.net

Satisficing is a decision-making strategy or cognitive heuristic that
entails searching through the available alternatives until an acceptability
threshold is met. The term satisficing, a portmanteau of satisfy and suffice,
was introduced by Herbert A. Simon in 1956, although the concept was
first posited in his 1947 book Administrative Behavior.

Simon used satisficing to explain the behavior of decision makers
under circumstances in which an optimal solution cannot be determined.
He maintained that many natural problems are characterized
by computational intractability or a lack of information,
both of which preclude the use of mathematical optimization procedures.

156 ：考える名無しさん：2022/09/02(金) 16:32:30.82 0.net

He observed in his Nobel Prize in Economics speech that
"decision makers can satisfice either by finding optimum solutions
for a simplified world, or by finding satisfactory solutions for a more
realistic world. Neither approach, in general, dominates the other,
and both have continued to co-exist in the world of management science".

Simon formulated the concept within a novel approach to rationality,
which posits that rational choice theory is an unrealistic description
of human decision processes and calls for psychological realism.
He referred to this approach as bounded rationality.

Some consequentialist theories in moral philosophy use
the concept of satisficing in the same sense, though most
call for optimization instead.

157 ：考える名無しさん：2022/09/02(金) 17:44:46.98 0.net

A person is better off finding one's leverage points.

158 ：考える名無しさん：2022/09/03(土) 22:14:45.41 0.net

“The theory of evolution is about as much open to doubt as the theory
that the Earth goes around the Sun.” 　ー Richard Dawkins

159 ：考える名無しさん：2022/09/03(土) 23:46:42.21 0.net

Ecological stoichiometry seeks to discover how the chemical content
of organisms shapes their ecology. Ecological stoichiometry has been
applied to studies of nutrient recycling, resource competition, animal growth,
and nutrient limitation patterns in whole ecosystems.

The Redfield ratio of the world's oceans is one very famous application
of stoichiometric principles to ecology. Ecological stoichiometry also
considers phenomena at the sub-cellular level, such as the P-content of
a ribosome, as well as phenomena at the whole biosphere level, such as t
he oxygen content of Earth's atmosphere.

To date the research framework of ecological stoichiometry stimulated research
in various fields of biology, ecology, biochemistry and human health, including 
human microbiome research, cancer research, food web interactions, population dynamics,
ecosystem services, productivity of agricultural crops and honeybee nutrition.

160 ：考える名無しさん：2022/09/11(日) 16:13:18.03 0.net

A squirrel does not have to be taught how to gather nuts.
Nor does it need to learn that it should store them for winter.
A squirrel born in the spring has never experienced winter.
Yet in the fall of that year it can be observed busily storing nuts
to be eaten during the winter months when there will be no food
to be gathered.

A bird does not need to take lessons in nest-building.
Nor does it need to take courses in navigation. Yet birds do navigate thousands of miles,
sometimes over open sea. They have no newspapers or TV to give them weather reports,
no books written by explorer or pioneer birds to map out for them the warm areas of the earth.

Nonetheless the bird “knows” when cold weather is imminent and the exact location of
a warm climate even though it may be thousands of miles away.

161 ：考える名無しさん：2022/09/13(火) 00:24:14.01 0.net

Grundgesetze der Arithmetik

162 ：考える名無しさん：2022/09/30(金) 01:01:16.27 0.net

The algorithm used by the ‘zip’ part is the same one used to compress (zip)
digital photos into smaller files. Any pattern, whether a photo of your summer
holiday or an electrical echo unfolding across the brain in time and space,
can be represented as a sequence of 1s and 0s.

For any non-random sequence there will be a compressed representation,
a much shorter string of numbers that can be used to fully regenerate
the original. The length of the shortest possible compressed representation
is called the algorithmic complexity of the sequence.

163 ：考える名無しさん：2022/09/30(金) 01:01:49.17 0.net

Algorithmic complexity will be lowest for a completely predictable sequence
(such as a sequence consisting entirely of 1s, or of 0s), highest for a completely
random sequence, and somewhere in the middle for sequences that contain
some amount of predictable structure.

The ‘zip’ algorithm – which calculates what’s called ‘Lempel-Ziv-Welch complexity’,
or ‘LZW complexity’ for short – is a popular way of estimating the algorithmic
complexity for any given sequence.

164 ：考える名無しさん：2022/09/30(金) 09:11:57.03 0.net

City bus drivers are bad at driving
that's why i hate them
they are selling me a fight

165 ：考える名無しさん：[ここ壊れてます] .net

Taken as an epistemological tool, the ability of concept-script
to formalize arithmetical proofs is not separate from
the logicist-reductionist project.

166 ：考える名無しさん：2022/10/17(月) 01:38:42.36 0.net

Generally speaking, I follow Tyler Burge's excellent account of the
distinction between de re and de dicto contents in his "Belief De Re,"

Burge argues that the customary way of drawing the de re/de dicto distinction
(in terms of the substitutivity criterion) does not adequately capture
the intuitive distinction between these two sorts of beliefs.

There is, however, clearly a close relationship between a de re content
(whether this be thought of as the content of a belief or as the
informational content of a signal) and freedom of substitution
(of coextensive expressions) for the subject term.

I shall have more to say, later, about the opacity/transparency
issue as it applies to informational contents.

167 ：考える名無しさん：2023/07/29(土) 19:50:35.90 ID:xk7YjMKBT

外遊ハ゛力安倍腐敗晋三が羨ましくて首相になった岸田異次元増税文雄か゛國民から強奪した税金で莫大な石油燃やして温室効果カ゛スに騷音にと
まき散らして気侯変動させて土砂崩れ，洪水、暴風．大雪．森林火災にと災害連発させて人を殺しまくって，強盗殺人推進して、石油需給
逼迫させてヱネ儿ギ−危機引き起こして物価高騰させて．国土に国力にと破壊して何ひとつ成果もあげることなく世界一周旅行を満喫して，
意味もなくノコノコ帰ってきやがって，今と゛き対面が必要になることなんて，よっほ゜ど切迫した交渉て゛もなけれは゛意味なと゛ないわけだが．
税金で豪勢に飲み食いして遊んでたこいつらの会話内容を直訳すれば「せやな━」『ほんまやな一』た゛けだろ
「俺はこうやって単純ハ゛力の国民た゛まくらかして私腹を肥やしてるんだぜ』くらいのことは喋ってみたのかな？
売電と握手してる最中まて゛あっちの記者はシ゛ャップの変なおっさんカ゛ン無視て゛『機密文書カ゛─」た゛し、世界的スル━ぷりが分かりやすいよな
小池テ゛夕ラメ百合子といい湯崎英彦といい、頭に虫の湧いた税金泥棒しか政治家になれないんた゛から．いい加減、直接民主制に移行しろよ

創価学會員は，何百万人も殺傷して損害を与えて私腹を肥やし続けて逮捕者まて゛出てる世界最悪の殺人腐敗組織公明党を
池田センセ−が口をきけて容認するとか本気で思ってるとしたら侮辱にもほどがあるそ゛！
ｈтТＰｓ：／／ｉ，ｉｍｇｕｒ．ｃοｍ／hnli1ga.jpeg

168 ：考える名無しさん：2023/10/16(月) 00:58:32.76 ID:0.net

だっダメです!!…怪我してるんですよ？…それに骨にひびまで入ってたのに…そんなこと…いけませんっよ…(ナース)

169 ：考える名無しさん：2023/10/22(日) 21:05:52.26 ID:0.net

そうでつか

170 ：考える名無しさん：2023/12/17(日) 21:03:34.94 0.net

Hello world!

171 ：考える名無しさん：2023/12/19(火) 08:07:35.09 0.net

Perception reflects not only input from the sensory periphery, but also the endogenous neural state when sensory inputs enter the brain.

Whether endogenous neural states influence perception only through global mechanisms, such as arousal, or can also perception in a neural circuit and stimulus specific manner remains largely unknown. Intracranial...

172 ：考える名無しさん：2023/12/19(火) 08:18:21.88 0.net

Scale of perspectives from which life can be judged to have or lack meaning,
according to David Benatar in The Human Predicament

Sub specie aeternitatis (Latin for "under the aspect of eternity") is, from Baruch Spinoza onwards, a honorific expression describing what is universally and eternally true, without any reference to or dependence upon the temporal portions of reality.

173 ：考える名無しさん：2023/12/19(火) 10:18:56.79 0.net

Ludwig Wittgenstein: ‘Why do people say that it was natural to think that
the sun went round the Earth rather than that the Earth turned on its axis?’

Elizabeth Anscombe: ‘I suppose, because it looked as if the sun went round
the Earth.’

Ludwig Wittgenstein: ‘Well, what would it have looked like if it had looked
as if the Earth turned on its axis?’

174 ：考える名無しさん：2023/12/19(火) 10:19:20.24 0.net

In this delightful exchange between Wittgenstein and his fellow
philosopher (and biographer) Elizabeth Anscombe, the legendary
Austrian thinker uses the Copernican revolution to illustrate the point
that how things seem is not necessarily how they are.
Although it seems as though the sun goes around the Earth, it is
of course the Earth rotating around its own axis that gives us night
and day, and it is the sun, not the Earth, that sits at the centre of the
solar system.

Nothing new here, you might think, and you’d be right. But Wittgenstein
was driving at something deeper. His real message for Anscombe was
that even with a greater understanding of how things actually are,
at some level things still appear the same way they always did.

175 ：考える名無しさん：2023/12/20(水) 23:01:52.10 0.net

Inattentional blindness or perceptual blindness (rarely called inattentive blindness) occurs when an individual fails to perceive an unexpected stimulus in plain sight, purely as a result of a lack of attention rather than any vision defects or deficits.
When it becomes impossible to attend to all the stimuli in a given situation,
a temporary "blindness" effect can occur, as individuals fail to see unexpected
but often salient objects or stimuli.

The term was chosen by Arien Mack and Irvin Rock in 1992 and was used
as the title of their book of the same name, published by MIT Press in 1998,
in which they describe the discovery of the phenomenon and include a collection
of procedures used in describing it.A famous study that demonstrated inattentional blindness asked participants whether or not they noticed a person in a gorilla
costume walking through the scene of a visual task they had been given.

176 ：考える名無しさん：2023/12/20(水) 23:13:30.35 0.net

And now, I would like you to watch the short video below (approximately
1 minute and 30 seconds). This video presents a psychological experiment
conducted at Harvard University.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vJG698U2Mvo

177 ：考える名無しさん：2023/12/20(水) 23:31:09.00 0.net

https://illusionsetc.blogspot.com/2005/12/checker-shadow-optical-illusion.html

Checker Shadow Optical Illusion Revisited

It occurred to me today that the Checker Shadow Optical Illusion that
I presented here could have been better presented if it fit my blogs color
scheme so I decided to modify the original. I gave it a black background
and changed the light source.

The bottom line is still the same. Square A and Square B below are the exact same color. Hard to believe isn't it?I look at this and find it hard to believe. But I used
the extension in Firefox called colorzilla which provides you with an eyedropper tool.
I checked both of squares and sure enough the RGB values of the grays in both square A and square B are 135-135-135.

178 ：考える名無しさん：2023/12/21(木) 11:29:05.56 ID:0.net

hahaha

179 ：考える名無しさん：2023/12/24(日) 02:42:39.60 0.net

Grapheme–color synesthesia

Grapheme–color synesthesia or colored grapheme synesthesia
is a form of synesthesia in which an individual's perception of numerals
and letters is associated with the experience of colors. Like all forms
of synesthesia, grapheme–color synesthesia is involuntary, consistent
and memorable.[failed verification]

Grapheme–color synesthesia is one of the most common
forms of synesthesia and, because of the extensive knowledge
of the visual system, one of the most studied.

180 ：考える名無しさん：2023/12/24(日) 02:43:09.86 0.net

While it is extremely unlikely that any two synesthetes will
report the same colors for all letters and numbers, studies of
large numbers of synesthetes find that there are some commonalities
across letters (e.g., "A" is likely to be red).Early studies argued
that grapheme–color synesthesia was not due to associative learning,
such as from playing with colored refrigerator magnets.

However, one recent study has documented a case of synesthesia
in which synesthetic associations could be traced back to colored
refrigerator magnets.Despite the existence of this individual case,
the majority of synesthetic associations do not seem to be driven
by learning of this sort. Rather, it seems that more frequent
letters are paired with more frequent colors, and some meaning-based
rules, such as ‘b’ being blue, drive most synesthetic associations.

181 ：考える名無しさん：2023/12/24(日) 02:43:48.86 0.net

There has been a lot more research as to why and how synesthesia
occurs with more recent technology and as synesthesia has become
more well known. It has been found that grapheme–color synesthetes
have more grey matter in their brain. There is evidence of an
increased grey matter volume in the left caudal intraparietal sulcus (IPS).

There was also found to be an increased grey matter volume in the
right fusiform gyrus. These results are consistent with another study
on the brain functioning of grapheme–color synesthetes.
Grapheme–color synesthetes tend to have an increased thickness,
volume and surface area of the fusiform gyrus.

182 ：考える名無しさん：2023/12/24(日) 02:44:10.72 0.net

Furthermore, the area of the brain where word, letter and color
processing are located, V4a, is where the most significant difference
in make-up was found. Though not certain, these differences are
thought to be part of the reasoning for the presence of
grapheme–color synesthesia.

https://i.imgur.com/Tzqyyun.jpg

183 ：考える名無しさん：2023/12/24(日) 02:46:29.06 0.net

The Rotating Snakes Are All In Your Mind

Vision scientists are obsessed with illusions.This isn't because illusions
shatter the sense that we have direct access to the physical properties
of the external world. And it isn't because illusions give us the feeling —
itself a deception — that for one brief moment we've transcended
appearance to understand things as they truly are.

184 ：考える名無しさん：2023/12/24(日) 02:46:49.35 0.net

At least, these aren't the only reasons vision scientists are obsessed
with illusions. They're also obsessed with illusions because they can
teach us about the mundane, nonillusory percepts that help us navigate
everyday life so effectively. Hermann von Helmholtz, the noted 19th
century physician and scientist, had it right:

"It is just those cases that are not in accordance with reality which
are particularly instructive for discovering the laws of the processes
by which normal perception originates."

185 ：考える名無しさん：2023/12/24(日) 02:47:19.93 0.net

That's because there are lots of ways to get things (mostly) right,
but fewer ways to get things wrong in just the right way so as to
produce a particular illusion.

Consider color printing. When your printer gets things right, it's hard
to know which inks make up its basic palette. It's when things go wrong
— a misaligned edge, for example, or a half-empty cartridge — that
you might spot the underlying components of cyan, yellow and magenta.
Similarly for vision: Illusions can reveal the underlying components
of veridical perception.

https://i.imgur.com/x6yy3rp.gif

186 ：考える名無しさん：2023/12/24(日) 19:47:05.66 0.net

Fred Dretske

Seeing and Knowing (1969)

Dretske's first book, Seeing and Knowing, deals with
the question of what is required to know that something
is the case on the basis of what is seen. According to
the theory presented in Seeing and Knowing, for a subject
S to be able to see that an object b has property P is:

(i) for b to be P (ii) for S to see b (iii) for the
conditions under which S sees b to be such that b would not
look the way it now looks to S unless it were P and (iv) for S, believing that conditions are as described in (iii), to
take b to be P.

For instance, for me to see that the soup is boiling –
to know, by seeing, that it is boiling – is for the soup
to be boiling, for me to see the soup, for the conditions
under which I see the soup to be such that it would not
look the way it does were it not boiling, and for me to
believe that the soup is boiling on that basis.

187 ：考える名無しさん：2023/12/24(日) 19:55:10.28 ID:0.net

Knowledge and the Flow of Information (1981)

Dretske's next book returned to the topic of knowledge
gained via perception but substantially changes the theory.
Dretske had become convinced that information theory was
required to make sense of knowledge (and also belief).
He signaled this change at the beginning of the new book,
opening the Preface with the lines "In the beginning there was information.
The word came later.

"Information, understood in Dretske's sense, is something
that exists as an objective and mind-independent feature
of the natural world and can be quantified. Dretske offers
the following theory of information:

A signal r carries the information that s is F = The conditional probability of s's being F, given r (and k), is 1 (but, given
k alone, less than 1).

Thus, for a red light (r) to carry the information that
a goal (s) has been scored (is F) is for the probability
that a goal has been scored, given that the light is red
(and given my background knowledge of the world, k),
to be 1 (but less than 1 given just my background knowledge).

188 ：考える名無しさん：2023/12/24(日) 20:01:38.04 ID:0.net

With this theory of information, Dretske then argued that
for a knower, K, to know that s is F = K's belief that s
is F is caused (or causally sustained) by the information
that s is F.

His theory of knowledge thus replaced conscious
appearances with the idea that the visual state of
the observer carries information, thereby minimizing
appeal to the mysteries of consciousness in explaining
knowledge.

Dretske's work on belief begins in the last third of
Knowledge and the Flow of Information, but the theory
changed again in the book that followed, Explaining Behavior
(1988). There Dretske claims that actions are the causing
of movements by mental states, rather than the movements
themselves.Action is thus a partly mental process itself,
not a mere product of a mental process. For the meaning –
the content – of a belief to explain an action, on this view,
is for the content of the belief to explain why it is
that the mental state is part of a process that leads
to the movement it does.

189 ：考える名無しさん：2023/12/24(日) 20:07:45.20 ID:0.net

Explaining Behavior: Reasons in a World of Causes (1988)

According to Explaining Behavior, a belief that s is F
is a brain state that has been recruited (through operant conditioning)
to be part of movement-causing processes
because it did, when recruited, carry the information
that s is F.Being recruited because of carrying information
gives a thing (such as a brain state) the function of
carrying that information, on Dretske's view, and having
the function of carrying information makes that thing a representation.

Beliefs are thus mental representations that contribute
to movement production because of their contents
(saying P is why the brain state is recruited to
cause movement), and so form components of the process
known as acting for a reason.

An important feature of Dretske's account of belief is
that, although brain states are recruited to control action
because they carry information, there is no guarantee
that they will continue to do so. Yet, once they have
been recruited for carrying information, they have
the function of carrying information, and continue
to have that function even if they no longer carry information.
This is how misrepresentation enters the world.

190 ：考える名無しさん：2023/12/27(水) 00:16:16.11 0.net

Twin Earth is a thought experiment proposed by philosopher Hilary Putnam in his papers "Meaning and Reference" (1973) and "The Meaning of 'Meaning'" (1975). It is meant to serve as an illustration of his argument for semantic externalism, or the view that the meanings of words are not purely psychological. The Twin Earth thought experiment was one of three examples that Putnam offered in support of semantic externalism, the other two being what he called the Aluminum-Molybdenum case and the Beech-Elm case. Since the publication of these cases, numerous variations on the thought experiment have been proposed by philosophers.


The Twin Earth thought experiment posits a second Earth which is identical in all ways except one

191 ：考える名無しさん：2023/12/27(水) 00:17:05.14 0.net

Putnam's original formulation of the experiment was this: We begin by supposing that elsewhere in the universe there is a planet exactly like Earth in virtually all aspects, which we refer to as "Twin Earth". (We should also suppose that the relevant surroundings are exactly the same as for Earth; it revolves around a star that appears to be exactly like our sun, and so on).

On Twin Earth, there is a Twin equivalent of every person and thing here on Earth. The one difference between the two planets is that there is no water on Twin Earth. In its place there is a liquid that is superficially identical, but is chemically different, being composed not of H2O, but rather of some more complicated formula which we abbreviate as "XYZ".

The Twin Earthlings who refer to their language as "English" call XYZ "water". Finally, we set the date of our thought experiment to be several centuries ago, when the residents of Earth and Twin Earth would have no means of knowing that the liquids they called "water" were H2O and XYZ respectively. The experience of people on Earth with water and that of those on Twin Earth with XYZ would be identical.

192 ：考える名無しさん：2023/12/27(水) 00:17:51.43 0.net

Now the question arises: when an Earthling (or Oscar for simplicity's sake) and his twin on Twin Earth say 'water', do they mean the same thing? (The twin is also called 'Oscar' on his own planet, of course. Indeed, the inhabitants of that planet call their own planet 'Earth'. For convenience, we refer to this putative planet as 'Twin Earth', and extend this naming convention to the objects and people that inhabit it, in this case referring to Oscar's twin as Twin Oscar.)

Ex hypothesi, they are in identical psychological states, with the same thoughts, feelings, etc. Yet, at least according to Putnam, when Oscar says 'water', the term refers to H2O, whereas when Twin Oscar says 'water' it refers to XYZ. The result of this is that the contents of a person's brain are not sufficient to determine the reference of terms they use, as one must also examine the causal history that led to this individual acquiring the term. (Oscar, for instance, learned the word 'water' in a world filled with H2O, whereas Twin Oscar learned 'water' in a world filled with XYZ.)

This is the essential thesis of semantic externalism. Putnam famously summarized this conclusion with the statement that "'meanings' just ain't in the head."

193 ：考える名無しさん：2024/02/08(木) 23:52:19.69 0.net

Deepen your knowledge about the additivity and homogeneity principle

194 ：考える名無しさん：2024/02/09(金) 02:28:17.24 0.net

What's the way out?

195 ：考える名無しさん：2024/02/12(月) 02:29:05.45 0.net

Operational Thinking Using operational thinking we try to understand
how a behavior is created. The antithesis of operational thinking is factors thinking. We prefer to use the latter in everyday life, as we like to jot a lot
of dots under a problem, list out which A, B, and C factors influence a problem.

The shortcoming of this kind of thinking is that lists don’t reflect the
causality of these factors. Influencing and correlating with a problem
doesn’t necessarily mean causing the problem. For example, if you
think in factors thinking terms and you analyze what influences
self-improvement, you could come up with a long list of factors
(dissatisfaction with one’s current life, major illness, getting fired, divorce, etc.).

196 ：考える名無しさん：2024/02/12(月) 02:29:25.36 0.net

Using operational thinking, you might approach self-improvement as a
process that coincides with external and internal changes. Operational
thinking reflects the nature of the self-improvement process by unveiling
its structure. Factors thinking only lists out the factors that can be
connected to the choice of self-improvement. To grow your operational
thinking skills, ask questions such as “What is the nature of the process
I’m looking at?” instead of “What is influencing the process?”

Factors Thinking vs. Operational Thinking
https://i.imgur.com/a14d2mx.png

197 ：考える名無しさん：2024/02/15(木) 23:45:07.32 ID:0.net

The "State Transition Diagram" below illustrates the relationship between states
and actions in the Block World. States represent the arrangement of blocks,
while actions depict block movements. The diagram outlines a plan to move
block 'a' onto the table ('T') from an initial clear Block World state.

198 ：考える名無しさん：2024/02/15(木) 23:45:45.96 ID:0.net

Time 1: move(a, table)

b a c
b T T
c T T

Time 2-8: wait

a b c
b a T
c T T

Time 9: move(a, table)

a b c
T b c
T T T

Goal State (Time 10)

a b c
T b c
T T T

199 ：考える名無しさん：2024/02/15(木) 23:46:24.48 ID:0.net

This "State Transition Diagram" illustrates the execution of actions from
time 0 to time 9. Each row denotes a specific time, and each column represents
the configuration of blocks. The 'move' action relocates a block to a new position,
while the 'wait' action maintains the block's position unchanged. The goal state
at time 10 shows block 'a' positioned on top of the table ('T').


$ clingo action.lp
clingo version 5.4.1
Reading from action.lp
Solving...
Answer: 1
occurs(move(a,table),9) occurs(wait,1) occurs(wait,2) occurs(wait,3) occurs(wait,4)
occurs(wait,5) occurs(wait,6) occurs(wait,7) occurs(wait,8) occurs(wait,10)
SATISFIABLE

Models : 1+
Calls : 1
Time : 0.004s (Solving: 0.00s 1st Model: 0.00s Unsat: 0.00s)
CPU Time : 0.004s

200 ：考える名無しさん：2024/02/18(日) 00:51:54.78 0.net

The Pareto Principle, or the 80/20 rule, talks about how 80% of one’s results
can be achieved with 20% of one’s effort. Most of us already
know that, but that’s not what’s truly important in the image
you can see below. Instead, if you move down the line, you’ll
see that “50% of one’s results can be achieved with just 1% of
one’s effort.”You should want to be on the straight line.
Some tasks don’t require all our expertise, and the marginal
return any extra investment of time, energy, or focus brings
is simply not worth it.

201 ：考える名無しさん：2024/02/25(日) 09:05:59.63 0.net

Keep it up!

202 ：考える名無しさん：2024/02/26(月) 11:46:11.76 0.net

inverse probability

203 ：考える名無しさん：2024/03/02(土) 11:22:17.12 0.net

It is time


























to fucking rock!

204 ：考える名無しさん：2024/03/02(土) 12:18:00.84 0.net

If you're not genuine silly, write down all in English on this thread