From: gts (gts_2000@yahoo.com)
Date: Sun Nov 17 2002 - 09:23:30 MST
--- Lee Corbin <lcorbin@tsoft.com> wrote:
> gts wrote
>>.. imagine yourself as the single Subject-0 who
>> enters the chamber. You will experience yourself
>> to leave by one exit, not two, and your exit will
>> be distinct (labeled either "A" or "B"). Nothing
>> remarkable about that to you, I hope.
>
> I agree.
No, you do not agree, because you went on to say:
> I will leave by door B, but I will also leave by
> door A.
Make up your mind, please. First you agree that you
will leave by one door only, then you write that you
will leave by both doors.
When I first pointed this out two messages back, you
suggested that I was "deliberately trying to
misunderstand you." It would appear however that I did
not misunderstand you. You think you would leave by
both doors.
There is no point in continuing this discussion until
you resolve the contradiction by affirming one
position or the other.
-gts
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