<dto> hi again. at the bottom of page 386 of the Dover edition of
       C. I. Lewis' "Mind and the World Order" (1929) there begins an argument
       about an invisible demon who can control everything we experience. and
       how he who attempts to frustrate knowledge by increasingly deceptive
       sequences of "qualia" will not succeed. Not everybody believes in
       qualia. But I think "1" and "0" are qualia in disguise, and hence
       Lewis' argument could be made  [10:56]
<dto> considerably more exact, and might show that certain lines of research
       and endeavor into "1" and "0" are futile. Think of Binggate. Mind and
       the World Order is an awesome book. way ahead of the times
<dto> please disseminate this message.  [10:57]
<dto> it is in the public domain
<dto> btw i reviewed it on my website like ... 2 years ago maybe
<dto> (the book)
<dto> but Google Books has 0 reviews   [10:58]
<dto> go look at bottom
<dto> p 3 8 6
<dto> OpMindWorldOrder
<dto> thanks. it's been a real mindfuck.
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