I remember your previous posts on "nothing", and how it decays.
However, this concept requires an intelligence to be present with
"nothing" to cause nothingness to decay, does it not? It is
intelligence and consciousness which defines things and makes relative
comparisons.
Danny Mayes
Hal Ruhl wrote:
> What I am really talking about is availability of choice.
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> My All/Nothing model appears to preclude choice. In this it seems a
> member of a class that assume all information already exists.
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> Awhile ago I posted on another model in which there is a Nothing.
> This Nothing suffers the same incompleteness issue as the one in the
> All/Nothing model. In this case to resolve this issue the Nothing
> spontaneously decays into a Something which then sets off on a trip to
> completion. This model seems to insist on the presence of choice.
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