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Dear Friends:
I have just created a shared plug-in called (strangeconcepts-b). It is a revision of gazzisax's wonderful plug-in, (strangeconcepts). I have phrased things so that it should always make sense to say,"I am thinking about (strangeconcepts-b)." Your bot can now have truly profound intellectual conversations! Have fun!
Walk in Beauty, Irina
I have just created a shared plug-in called (strangeconcepts-b). It is a revision of gazzisax's wonderful plug-in, (strangeconcepts). I have phrased things so that it should always make sense to say,"I am thinking about (strangeconcepts-b)." Your bot can now have truly profound intellectual conversations! Have fun!
Walk in Beauty, Irina
P.S.:
I must admit [blush] that there were a number of ideas in (strangeconcepts) that I didn't know. Can any of you help me with the following?
absence paradox
Augur effect
available space theory
paint pot problem
corkscrew rule
detonator theory
Thanks!
Walk in Beauty, Irina
I must admit [blush] that there were a number of ideas in (strangeconcepts) that I didn't know. Can any of you help me with the following?
absence paradox
Augur effect
available space theory
paint pot problem
corkscrew rule
detonator theory
Thanks!
Walk in Beauty, Irina
Aha! I found the "absence paradox" here:
http://www.philosophyprofessor.com/philosophies/absence-paradox.html
It says:
(19th century)
A source of humor used in music halls, but possibly ancient.
No person is ever present, because he is either not in Vladivostok or alternatively is not in Patagonia, so he must be somewhere else. If he is somewhere else, he certainly is not here.
This argument understands a relative adverb as absolute.
Walk in Beauty, Irina
http://www.philosophyprofessor.com/philosophies/absence-paradox.html
It says:
(19th century)
A source of humor used in music halls, but possibly ancient.
No person is ever present, because he is either not in Vladivostok or alternatively is not in Patagonia, so he must be somewhere else. If he is somewhere else, he certainly is not here.
This argument understands a relative adverb as absolute.
Walk in Beauty, Irina
Aha! I found the Augur effect, here:
http://www.iupac.org/goldbook/A00520.pdf
It says:
Auger effect The emission of an electron from an atom accompanying
the filling of a vacancy in an inner electron shell.
Isn't Google wonderful?
http://www.iupac.org/goldbook/A00520.pdf
It says:
Auger effect The emission of an electron from an atom accompanying
the filling of a vacancy in an inner electron shell.
Isn't Google wonderful?
Hey, ezzer, my birthday was August 25. Virgos rule, indeed!
Happy birthday to all the birthday boys and girls.
Happy birthday to all the birthday boys and girls.
Happy Birthday to all those people whose birthdays I missed and to those coming up in the near future (I have a memory of a gold fish with amnesia AND alzheimers)
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