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Re: Ockhams Razor
Group: alt.philosophy · Group Profile · Search for more than words in alt.philosophy
Author: Tron
Date: Sep 15, 2008 23:26
... Razor, simply put, is the belief that when all things are considered, the simplest explanation is often the truest one. William Ockham 1214 - 1294 Agree. The more the words, the less the meaning. I wonder just what the Emanuel Kant fan club would either think or say about it ? Kant deals with it in the ...
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Re: Ockhams Razor
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Author: tg
Date: Sep 15, 2008 05:44
...is often the truest one. William Ockham  1214 - 1294 Agree. The more the words, the less the meaning. ...> not "fewest assumptions" but a more general application of the term. ... with you that evolution is a more logical explanation for the development of ... lack of a better explanation and word, god. Occams razor makes perfect ... razor makes a watchmaker a more reasonable explanation than the watch ...
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Re: Ockhams Razor
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Author: Errol
Date: Sep 15, 2008 04:52
... often the truest one. William Ockham  1214 - 1294 Agree. The more the words, the less the meaning. ... not "fewest assumptions" but a more general application of the term. ...with you that evolution is a more logical explanation for the development of...lack of a better explanation and word, god. Occams razor makes perfect sense...Occams razor makes a watchmaker a more reasonable explanation than the watch constructing...
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Re: Ockhams Razor
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Author: tg
Date: Sep 15, 2008 03:46
...are  considered, the simplest explanation is often the truest one. William Ockham  1214 - 1294 Agree. The more the words, the less the meaning. I wonder just what the Emanuel Kant fan club would either think or...." And please note that "least assumption" is not "fewest assumptions" but a more general application of the term. So an explanation like Goddidit is not supported ...
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Re: Ockhams Razor
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Author: Leon Hoeneveld
Date: Sep 15, 2008 00:39
..., simply put, is the belief that when all things are considered, the simplest explanation is often the truest one. William Ockham 1214 - 1294 Agree. The more the words, the less the meaning. I wonder just what the Emanuel Kant fan club would either think or say about it ? God, being the ...
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Re: Ockhams Razor
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Author: curmudgeon
Date: Sep 15, 2008 00:15
....com... Ockham's Razor, simply put, is the belief that when all things are considered, the simplest explanation is often the truest one. William Ockham 1214 - 1294 Agree. The more the words, the less the meaning. I wonder just what the Emanuel Kant fan club would either think or say about it ?
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Re: Lets VOTE Einstine Theory.
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Author: Painius
Date: Aug 13, 2008 18:30
...The only problem with him and others is that they keep making the same stupid (sorry, I should use a more polite word. Hm. Let me think. Uh. Wait! I know! "Stupid" That's polite.) stories about stuff with zero ... doing so badly. Cut yourself some slack. Trust yourself, for you know a lot more than you think you do. happy days and... starry starry nights! -- Indelibly yours...
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Re: Lets VOTE Einstine Theory.
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Author: Timberwoof
Date: Aug 13, 2008 16:36
... upon the razor sharp cutting edge of astronomy. The only problem with him and others is that they keep making the same stupid (sorry, I should use a more polite word. Hm. Let me think. Uh. Wait! I know! "Stupid" That's polite.) stories about stuff with zero basis in reality. Meanwhile our little friend Sunny asks questions ...
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Re: EVALUATE for inlining
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Author: Elizabeth D Rather
Date: Aug 6, 2008 14:45
...also need a SEARCH-ORDER-EMPTY? word or somesuch; that would mean one more word overall, and a number of...to prefer fewer (complex) words over more (simple) words. My thought was ORDER...have all those conditional definitions of words so frequent in systems. But ... was uncomfortable specifying high-level words in new technology (meaning, an ..." approaches. This is why the word "vocabulary" was studiously avoided here....
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Re: EVALUATE for inlining
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Author: Aleksej Saushev
Date: Aug 6, 2008 13:41
... for full replacement, you also need a SEARCH-ORDER-EMPTY? word or somesuch; that would mean one more word overall, and a number of people seem to prefer fewer (complex) words over more (simple) words. My thought was ORDER-DEPTH. I don't know those people. As for me ...It is simply impractical to have all those conditional definitions of words so frequent in systems. But maybe people from the Forth-...
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