Harv wrote:
" One only has to remember Alex and his constant interpretation of mathematical results of physics as showing how deep an ontological bias can sway one's view of the world. "

Hi Harv
Still most folks UNDER-appreciate the importance of math. Most problems of the biophysical world stem from the innumeracy of
my peers, so to speak. It is also a reason why,
often, a group rejects my view on many topics
-- because they are mathematically illiterate.
Humankind IS on its way to destroying the biosphere because of 'majority rule' politics
and Hoity Teuty clannishness instead of truly
understanding science.
My ontological bias is almost nonexistent
since my reckoning of the universe says only part
of it CAN be reckoned. The rest is invented by our choices.

I would blah blah blah more but you can get the idea.

Mike

• Mike, what do you think of ontological bias? (nt) - harvey1 - August 27, 2002 - 01:22 UTC
  • I think it's a mistake (nt) - spazcon - August 27, 2002 - 06:14 UTC
  • Each point of view, plus freedom, creates various true realities - redhead - August 27, 2002 - 17:56 UTC
    • ??? - yanniru - August 28, 2002 - 13:27 UTC
      • Okay, Richy - spazcon - August 28, 2002 - 17:39 UTC
        • Is that an admission? - yanniru - August 28, 2002 - 20:35 UTC
          • Is that a question? - carefuluniverse - August 28, 2002 - 23:10 UTC