[MD] Quantum computing

[Ron Kulp]

One would imagine that attempting to build a model of the mind would
yield
A greater Understanding of our own, but they allways seem to want to
exterminate
The human race after a bit...I hate when that happens.

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[Ham]
I couldn't distinguish a qubit from a quantum, not that I care.  One is
as "uncertain" as the other.  There will always be uncertainty in life
-- it's a built-in factor of man's freedom.  The goal of philosophy has
always been to achieve wisdom, not certainty.  But so long as
philosophers hang on the coat-tails of scientific materialists, they
will never come up with an epistemology that relates proprietary
awareness to the experienced world.
And this, it seems to me, is where contemporary philosophy should be
heading.

[Case]
How that word "uncertainty" must haunt your dreams; a single word
unhinging the doors to your perception; a dust devil turning your house
of cards into pasteboard rubble. As long as philosophers claim they can
ignore scientific materialism they will continue their long slide into
irrelevance.

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