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Plebbit supertard: math is no different from fictional literature

Anonymous Tue 04 Aug 03:37:04 2020 No.11971476 View Reply Original Report

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Pack it up Euler, mark Twain is better than you at you're own game. https://www.reddit.com/r/philosophy/comments/hzwy1w/podcast_interview_david_chalmers_on_the_hard/g0a9zpl?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x

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Anonymous Tue 04 Aug 2020 08:41:02 No.11971965 Report

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>>11971476

I am not sure you really understood that comment. The only thing it is saying is that patterns in nature exist such that they can be represented in fictional stories, as they can be in mathematics (Albeit, with a lot less specificity which is the whole point of Math being useful to a higher degree).

What is your grief?

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Anonymous Tue 04 Aug 2020 13:16:00 No.11972439 Report

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It's fun to watch people talk about things they know nothing about. This comment and the replies are great examples as to why in order to be a philosopher you need to be a mathematician first. Plato had expressed that as well. This also explains why almost all modern "philosophers" are shit, they have no idea or understanding of math.

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