(September 5, 2013 at 1:09 am)bennyboy Wrote: But here's the criteria as I actually set them out.
-I know that I experience.
-I know that based on my experience, I do certain behaviors.
-I know that I have seen other people do similar behaviors.
-I therefore find it pragmatic to assume that those people experience as I do, though there's no way for me to know for sure.
Your last statement is incorrect.
-I know that I experience.
-I know that based on my experience, I do certain behaviors.
-I know that I have seen other people do similar behaviors.
-I therefore know that those people experience as I do.
That would be the correct conclusion because the first three statements would provide sufficient evidence for it to be.
(September 5, 2013 at 1:09 am)bennyboy Wrote: No, it's purely a mathematical process; if you think of it as an evolutionary model of behavior, it makes sense. If you're interested, I can outline how it works, or even make a simple program to show how it works.
Go ahead then.
