From: Erin N. (enoonan@kent.edu)
Date: Sat Nov 30 2002 - 20:45:42 GMT
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>ERIN:
>> I don't agree a machine can detect the President.
>> It can detect a fingerprint. You would have to
>> tell the machine what fingerprint is the President.
>> So yes this 'human element' is what I thought was
>> Pirsig's point so whats the prob?
>
>What 'human element' would this be? Doesn't a person have to
>tell you who the President is, if you don't know? Is this more
>impressive than having to tell the machine which fingerprint is
>the President's?
You don't need a society to have a fingerprint but you
do need one for a President.
>GLENN:
>>But let's see what we can deduce from Pirsig's statements:
>>1) biological patterns are objects outside our minds
>>2) the devil is a biological pattern
>>Conclusion: the devil is running around the earth, incarnate.
>>It's no wonder MOQ non-believers think the MOQ is spooky. It is.
>>
>ERIN:
>I find your reasoning spooky. This makes no sense to me.
>
>Have you heard of GIGO? It stands for Garbage In, Garbage Out.
>The premises are Pirsig's and the conclusion follows from them
>logically. Which part of *my* reasoning makes no sense?
>Glenn
>
see Rick's response....and then try reasoning with a
'human element'.
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