From: Amara Graps (amara@amara.com)
Date: Fri Sep 20 2002 - 00:44:41 MDT
(Just reading this first paragraph, sorry Lee)
>4) Science. Please read the books, papers, literature before
>> drilling people with questions that are answered on page 2.
>Some may wonder just where this is coming from, and
>what it's about.
Why didn't you ask me, then?
Your Bayesian questions, Lee. You didn't read the introductory
materials (papers, books) otherwise you question about probability
would be silly. You could have answered your own question about how
Bayesian view quantum mechanics too with a five minute search. Use your
own typing hands please. And your main point or criticism to me about
Jaynes and EPR was something you found from somebody named nobdy who
posted to a newsgroup. Why should I take the time (if I had it and the
typing hands, which I do NOT) to respond to someone who didn't care
about it enough themselves to learn about it? I've posted references
to Bayesian books and Bayesian links before, and I answered your
questions in earlier posts too, as well as in my response to Serafino.
You can go to amazon and Google easier than me, I'm sure, given the
connection, money, and time i have, (and I'm away and soon to
be offline from the Internet for a long while too).
I don't engage in conversations usually on this group because I don't
have the typing hands (massive RSI flareup in progress presently) or
the time or the interest in many of these topics. (Your own style of
dialog is not something I enjoy anyways.)
My interest on the extropians list is more in sharing things
I'm learning out of this group, and that's all.
Amara
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