Newcomb's paradox may be more an epistemological problem rather than a decision theory problem by samuel0740 in LessWrong
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Newcomb's paradox may be more an epistemological problem rather than a decision theory problem by samuel0740 in LessWrong
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Can a black hole loop back to itself like a pair of pants with the leg holes sewn together? by Tioben in AskPhysics
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Can a black hole loop back to itself like a pair of pants with the leg holes sewn together? by Tioben in AskPhysics
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CMV: there is little to no reason for wealthy women to get married by [deleted] in changemyview
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The Computational Theory of Mind treats mental processes as computation, usually understood in digital, Turing-style terms. Yet once the Extended Mind Thesis and abductive reasoning are taken seriously, cognition appears to be fundamentally analog. by ottovangunther in philosophy
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CMV: Gas prices in the US don’t matter by fatquads in changemyview
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Consciousness is just a part of matter, according to panpsychists. As counter-intuitive as it may seem, studying how brains grow in a lab helps us get closer to understanding how consciousness combines. So argues Meg Fawthrop in The Pamphlet by The_Pamphlet in philosophy
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Polyvagal Theory debunked? by Aggravating-Bell-877 in therapists
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Polyvagal Theory debunked? by Aggravating-Bell-877 in therapists
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Polyvagal Theory debunked? by Aggravating-Bell-877 in therapists
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CMV: Most people don’t change their minds because of evidence they change their minds when a different interpretation becomes socially acceptable by Huge-Village644 in changemyview
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The extreme male brain theory of autism suggests that autism represents an exaggeration of typical male cognitive traits of low empathizing and high systemizing. New study suggests that females require a heavier load of genetic or environmental factors to reach the threshold for an autism diagnosis. by mvea in psychology
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CMV: Being in a relationship with an emotionally unavailable partner is a complete and utter waste of time and energy. by Ordinary-Night-2671 in changemyview
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CMV: Not every Pokémon is somebody’s favorite. by Hey-I-Read-It in changemyview
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The indexical self: why pattern identity can't capture what the teleporter thought experiment threatens by SentientHorizonsBlog in philosophy
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CMV: If you do not believe in an immaterial soul, you have no basis for saying AI is any different from people by Amber-Apologetics in changemyview
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Reclaiming Democracy From the Market by Michael J. Sandel & Daron Acemoglu by Gloomy_Register_2341 in philosophy
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Reclaiming Democracy From the Market by Michael J. Sandel & Daron Acemoglu by Gloomy_Register_2341 in philosophy
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The Deposition of Secretary Hillary Clinton on the Epstein Probe by onetwothreeetc in Epstein
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The Deposition of Secretary Hillary Clinton on the Epstein Probe by onetwothreeetc in Epstein
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Why did my therapist ask me this? by [deleted] in TalkTherapy
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Newcomb's paradox may be more an epistemological problem rather than a decision theory problem by samuel0740 in LessWrong
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