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Quote from: excruciator on March 09, 2009, 08:33:26 amImportant, maybe.Improbable and/or impractical? definitely.Quote from: Smegma on March 08, 2009, 08:50:33 pmQuote50:50 is got a large wiggle room.while a million to one is, well has little wiggle room.Truth doesn't care about odds.But odds exists and affects everything.What he was saying is that truth is truth, but "odds" are an illusion. An event either happens or it does not, odds are just something we make up based on past experience.
Important, maybe.Improbable and/or impractical? definitely.Quote from: Smegma on March 08, 2009, 08:50:33 pmQuote50:50 is got a large wiggle room.while a million to one is, well has little wiggle room.Truth doesn't care about odds.But odds exists and affects everything.
Quote50:50 is got a large wiggle room.while a million to one is, well has little wiggle room.Truth doesn't care about odds.
50:50 is got a large wiggle room.while a million to one is, well has little wiggle room.
Odd are an illusion?But, heh, odd exists.Also, not everything is based on all or none principle.and, smeg was supposed to answer, but ok.
QuoteOdd are an illusion?But, heh, odd exists.Also, not everything is based on all or none principle.and, smeg was supposed to answer, but ok. Firstly, odds may not exist. Second, the final outcome, the truth value, is binary. Just because it appears that one will be more LIKELY to happen than another doesn't mean it will happen, or is.
Absolute truth does not exist.
First, when there is chance, there is odds. So it does exist.
"Truth" bounded by chance, does however. If I can win lottery 90% of the time, I'm still gonna use that information to my advantage, regardless how false it might be.
QuoteAbsolute truth does not exist.Is this true?
Quote"Truth" bounded by chance, does however. If I can win lottery 90% of the time, I'm still gonna use that information to my advantage, regardless how false it might be.If you win, you win.
Unless it's a definition.Defined values does not contain measurement errors.
That's the outcome. I was talking about the chance of winning lottery.
QuoteUnless it's a definition.Defined values does not contain measurement errors.So definition have a truth value of true if I define it as such? Plus, its still self-defeating.
QuoteThat's the outcome. I was talking about the chance of winning lottery.Its a truth. Did the state result in a win? Yes, it did. If its true, then its true.
Don't really know what you mean.If I define the number 1 as... well one single thing/stuff whatever. Then that would be an absolute truth.because 1 is 1 whenever.
only if winning is defined as getting the jackpot.
Truth is already defined.Therefore, your definition isn't true.
QuoteTruth is already defined.Therefore, your definition isn't true.That's a nice way for truth to work.
Quote from: Smegma on March 09, 2009, 09:07:55 pmQuoteTruth is already defined.Therefore, your definition isn't true.That's a nice way for truth to work. Truth can be such a cruel, heartless beast sometime.
Did you have to roll a d20 and add your Wisdom modifier?
Let's talk more about fictional mystical stuff(god)