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ShinMaruku
Apr 8, 2014, 02:00 AM
Somewhere on a parallel earth we have already made the opposite choice ,we're nothing, we're less than nothing. On one earth we are rich we are conquerers, on another we are poor, we are slaves, on another the world is destroyed in nuclear war, in another we don't exist because our parents never met so we were never born. On yet another no fish was brave enough to crawl up on land and humans would never evolve, and so on ad infinitum :wacko:
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ShinMaruku
Apr 8, 2014, 02:28 AM
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Palle
Apr 8, 2014, 07:55 AM
Somewhere on a parallel earth we have already made the opposite choice ,we're nothing, we're less than nothing. On one earth we are rich we are conquerers, on another we are poor, we are slaves, on another the world is destroyed in nuclear war, in another we don't exist because our parents never met so we were never born. On yet another no fish was brave enough to crawl up on land and humans would never evolve, and so on ad infinitum :wacko:

Since the set of all real (numbered) choices minus one have no meaning in this reality, yet the one continual choice we make in the now moment defines our experience of this reality, I wonder if the title should read more like:

F(meaning)={(R>0 ⊃choices)-1}

I mean, just to ballpark it.

ShinMaruku
Apr 8, 2014, 12:29 PM
Since the set of all real (numbered) choices minus one have no meaning in this reality, yet the one continual choice we make in the now moment defines our experience of this reality, I wonder if the title should read more like:

F(meaning)={(R>0 ⊃choices)-1}

I mean, just to ballpark it.

When you boil down to earth prime, then choice has meaning because all others are derived from it .