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That falls to the one making absolute claims.
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Prove it.
That falls to the one making absolute claims.
Originally Posted by Razor Ramon
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Umm no, because landing on its side is not part of the decision set.
That's like saying if you roll a six sided dice an infinite number of times it will land on 10.
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It's more like saying it will land on the corner, which I suppose might add up to ten since three sides would be up.
i drink it up!
Black swan events happen. Continually predicting they will makes you a fool.
eh, decision sets are limited constructs that never account for all possible options.
Making decisions as if they never will happen is also the way of the fool.
this is the exact thing I was saying a while back about how the 'privilege' argument was one designed to protect the 1% by occupying the energy of the middle class to fight within themselves.Click for full size
"Question the world man... I know the meaning of everything right now... it's like I can touch god." - bbobb the ggreatt
i drink it up!
It's virtually impossible to predict black swan events so by that very notion you will never know how to prepare for them.
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