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cope413 t1_jd6al1x wrote
Reply to comment by scrollbreak in In-depth interview with Gregg Caruso, free-will skeptic by fatsosis
You can't choose to do anything if there's no free will. Thus, one could not choose to endeavor to live as if free will existed.
cope413 t1_jd6343z wrote
Reply to comment by Beepboopbob1 in In-depth interview with Gregg Caruso, free-will skeptic by fatsosis
>So in short, we do not have free will but should endeavor to live life as if we do.
But if we don't have free will, and if Schopenhauer is correct in that we cannot will what we will, then how would one endeavor to live life as if he has free will?
cope413 t1_jctdpw3 wrote
Reply to comment by ingmarsvenson in No. 15 Princeton shocks No. 2 Arizona with come-from-behind upset by okgusto
New to Reddit?
cope413 t1_jck3e2a wrote
Reply to comment by ingmarsvenson in No. 15 Princeton shocks No. 2 Arizona with come-from-behind upset by okgusto
Wait, your class started fucking?
cope413 t1_j2j685g wrote
Reply to comment by ITeachYourKidz in For Iris Murdoch, being understanding is life’s moral project by ADefiniteDescription
Not just her fiction. In particular The Sovereignty of Good, and Metaphysics as a Guide to Morals are both gems.
cope413 t1_j248jep wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in How the concept: Banality of evil developed by Hanna Arendt can be applied to AI Ethics in order to understand the unintentional behaviour of machines that are intelligent but not conscious. by AndreasRaaskov
That's not a basis of criticism.
cope413 t1_j247mb3 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in How the concept: Banality of evil developed by Hanna Arendt can be applied to AI Ethics in order to understand the unintentional behaviour of machines that are intelligent but not conscious. by AndreasRaaskov
>But I disapprove of any attempt to use morality and moral reasoning to criticize them.
Then on what basis would you criticize them?
cope413 t1_iy4tl9m wrote
Reply to comment by ElAdri1999 in eli5 How is computer memory deleted? by unlikemike123
Just make sure none of your crypto is on a drive you do that to.
cope413 t1_iv8aitb wrote
Reply to comment by sirkilgoretrout in Researchers designed a transparent window coating that could lower the temperature inside buildings, without expending a single watt of energy. This cooler may lead to an annual energy saving of up to 86.3 MJ/m² or 24 kWh/m² in hot climates by mossadnik
Yes, it has exceptional intrinsic thermal and UV stability (won't suffer degradation), and it has excellent transmittance.
It's also used as a boundary to prevent lead oxides from forming (called PDMS passivating). This is the main way that PDMS increases efficiency of solar cells.
cope413 t1_iv7fmq7 wrote
Reply to comment by sirkilgoretrout in Researchers designed a transparent window coating that could lower the temperature inside buildings, without expending a single watt of energy. This cooler may lead to an annual energy saving of up to 86.3 MJ/m² or 24 kWh/m² in hot climates by mossadnik
Pdms has been used to coat solar panels for a while now. It increases the efficiency.
Wouldn't be ideal for windows on the first floor of a house, but on a skyscraper or multi-storey building, it would be durable enough.
cope413 t1_it2jkhm wrote
Reply to comment by PunsNRoses in Charley Trippi, only NFL Hall of Famer with 1,000 passing, rushing and receiving yards, dies at 100 by Boring-Scar1580
And a magical HOF resume to come at age 32, playing as a Swiss army knife for a mediocre team...
cope413 t1_jd6gbio wrote
Reply to comment by scrollbreak in In-depth interview with Gregg Caruso, free-will skeptic by fatsosis
Doesn't mean what won't happen?