On Sun, 9 Sep 2001, Russell Blackford wrote:
> J.R. said in response to Mike Lorrey:
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> > the
> mathematical IQ of an electronic calculator which never makes mistakes is in
> no way calibrated to human IQ scales. Intelligence (that is, the ability to
> solve problems) which is impeded by notions of values (of any subjective
> kind)
> will be susceptible to error, and will consequently be inferior to machines
> which do not have this kind of impediment.
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> Sorry, JR, I'm with the Mikester on this one. Where do you think values
> actually come from?
Obviously, according to Scientism Dogma, THE BIG BANG!
POC
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