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CharmlessMan: Unintelligent and emotional

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  1. hotdangralph
  2. I'm a bit suspicious of Malcom X as a source for your claim
  3. 12:09:27 hotdangralph
  4. My view of Malcom X is that he was pretty intelligent, fairly emotional, and at least moderately racist
  5. 12:10:03 hotdangralph
  6. You've offered this as support of your fascist claim?
  7. 12:10:06 commie
  8. Perhaps emotional, was not racist.
  9. 12:10:17 hotdangralph
  10. This video appears to offer precisely zero support for anything related to fascism
  11. 12:10:19 CharmlessMan
  12. we're all a bit racist aren't we?
  13. 12:10:23 CharmlessMan
  14. even if we don't think we are
  15. 12:10:31 commie
  16. We exist in a racist system
  17. 12:10:33 hotdangralph
  18. commie, he was explicitly racist
  19. 12:10:38 hotdangralph
  20. CharmlessMan, there are no human races
  21. 12:10:41 commie
  22. Doesn't matter the general people's attitudes on race so much.
  23. 12:10:53 commie
  24. hotdangralph: In what manner? His push for black nationalism?
  25. 12:10:54 CharmlessMan
  26. if there were no human races racism wouldn't be a thing
  27. 12:11:05 hotdangralph
  28. False
  29. 12:11:11 hotdangralph
  30. There are no gods, and theism is a thing
  31. 12:11:22 CharmlessMan
  32. a made up thing
  33. 12:11:23 commie
  34. Race is a social construct.
  35. 12:11:27 hotdangralph
  36. commie, at times, he refused to work with people based off their putative race
  37. 12:11:28 commie
  38. It was made up
  39. 12:11:33 commie
  40. But it still holds power
  41. 12:11:36 CharmlessMan
  42. anyway how do you know there are no gods?
  43. 12:11:40 hotdangralph
  44. I think he may have abandoned that after his separation from the Nation of Islam
  45. 12:11:50 commie
  46. hotdangralph: I mean, given the history of white radicals and their history with blacks it is not surprising.
  47. 12:11:51 hotdangralph
  48. CharmlessMan, that was proved by science several decades ago, if not longer
  49. 12:11:56 CharmlessMan
  50. it was?
  51. 12:12:12 hotdangralph
  52. Charmless, do you think any science post 1860 has been down with theism as a legitimate explanatory framework?
  53. 12:12:16 hotdangralph
  54. In any domain of science
  55. 12:12:32 hotdangralph
  56. That is, the scientists went in and said, I really think theism is the likely explanatory framework for this phenomenon
  57. 12:12:41 hotdangralph
  58. Whether that was life, movement of light, gravity, how minds work, etc.
  59. 12:12:49 CharmlessMan
  60. well theism isn't scientific is it
  61. 12:12:53 hotdangralph
  62. heh
  63. 12:12:58
  64. → DreamsXX_ ([email protected]) has joined
  65. 12:13:05
  66. ⓘ Mabus set +v DreamsXX_
  67. 12:13:11 hotdangralph
  68. That's quite a moving of the goal posts in 40 seconds
  69. 12:13:12 CharmlessMan
  70. so science doesn't give a fuck anymore than it gives a fuck whether harry potter can do real magic
  71. 12:13:25 hotdangralph
  72. So we agree science has disproved theism, it sounds like
  73. 12:13:31 CharmlessMan
  74. not quite
  75. 12:13:37 CharmlessMan
  76. we agree theism is bullshit
  77. 12:13:38 hotdangralph
  78. It's not scientific, but it hasn't been disproved
  79. 12:13:41 CharmlessMan
  80. can you disprove a god?
  81. 12:13:43 CharmlessMan
  82. i'm not sure you can
  83. 12:14:01 hotdangralph
  84. Charmless, you are not pushing current scientific epistemology
  85. 12:14:07 hotdangralph
  86. Current scientific epistemology is Bayesian
  87. 12:14:13 CharmlessMan
  88. i'm not pushing anything in particular
  89. 12:14:15 CharmlessMan
  90. just having a chat
  91. 12:14:21 hotdangralph
  92. That is, there are an infinite number of possible explanatory frameworks for all observed phenomena
  93. 12:14:29 hotdangralph
  94. We have prior beliefs on which of these models are most likely
  95. 12:14:35 hotdangralph
  96. We collect data, and we recompute posteriors
  97. 12:14:36 CharmlessMan
  98. which observed phenomena are you talking about
  99. 12:14:37 hotdangralph
  100. That's all there is
  101. 12:14:41 CharmlessMan
  102. no gods have been observed that i'm aware of
  103. 12:14:51 hotdangralph
  104. The posteriors on theistic models are very near zero
  105. 12:14:57 hotdangralph
  106. There's nothing about 'disproving gods'
  107. 12:15:05 hotdangralph
  108. The posterior never goes to zero
  109. 12:15:07 CharmlessMan
  110. you said science had already proven that there are no gods
  111. 12:15:15 hotdangralph
  112. When I say science has disproved theism, I mean the posteriors are very near zero
  113. 12:15:19 hotdangralph
  114. Charmless, correct
  115. 12:15:33 hotdangralph
  116. The expected value of posterior probability distributions ranges from 0 to 1, open interval
  117. 12:15:38 CharmlessMan
  118. i thought science was more concerned with doing science than trying to disprove silly prehistoric belief systems
  119. 12:15:40 hotdangralph
  120. That's how scientific epistemology works
  121. 12:15:54 ReRun
  122. i like the female posterior
  123. 12:15:54 Infradead
  124. Infinite beings are not a proper subject for empirical investigation.
  125. 12:15:55 hotdangralph
  126. CharmlessMan, observed data does not support theistic explanatory frameworks
  127. 12:16:07 hotdangralph
  128. Therefore, the posterior probability distributions have means close to zero
  129. 12:16:13 CharmlessMan
  130. it doesn't necessarily disprove a "god" though
  131. 12:16:15 hotdangralph
  132. That emerges naturally from the scientific proces
  133. 12:16:17 commie
  134. The existence of any supernatural being would pretty much destroy scientific understanding at the bsae :p
  135. 12:16:20 hotdangralph
  136. We're stuck on 'disprove'
  137. 12:16:22 commie
  138. base*
  139. 12:16:25 CharmlessMan
  140. you started it
  141. 12:16:29 hotdangralph
  142. You're using a Boolean, binary definition
  143. 12:16:33 CharmlessMan
  144. i'm as atheist as they come
  145. 12:16:36 hotdangralph
  146. Even though I have explicitly stated my definition
  147. 12:16:42 CharmlessMan
  148. but that doesn't mean science has proved that no gods exist
  149. 12:16:43 hotdangralph
  150. It appears we will not make progress
  151. 12:16:53 hotdangralph
  152. I ended my engagement with you on this topic
  153. 12:16:59 CharmlessMan
  154. that's a shame
  155. 12:17:07 hotdangralph
  156. You refuse to read my posts
  157. 12:17:11 CharmlessMan
  158. what would you like to talk about instead?
  159. 12:17:15 hotdangralph
  160. What is the value in my being explicit
  161. 12:17:23 CharmlessMan
  162. you type too quickly for me to keep up
  163. 12:17:42 commie
  164. If you're going to discuss things it helps to get working parameters for the concepts used.
  165. 12:17:49 hotdangralph
  166. Disprove, in science, means 'the expected value of the posterior probability distribution is very near zero, with high confidence'
  167. 12:17:58 hotdangralph
  168. Science is not Boolean
  169. 12:18:11 CharmlessMan
  170. that's not disproving anything though
  171. 12:18:18 hotdangralph
  172. *head in hand*
  173. 12:18:24 commie
  174. It's about as close appromixation as you are going to get.
  175. 12:18:25 hotdangralph
  176. That is the *definition* of disprove
  177. 12:18:26 CharmlessMan
  178. the probability of me being born is like 1 in a trillion trillion
  179. 12:18:27 CharmlessMan
  180. yet here i am
  181. 12:18:44 commie
  182. The probability of you being born is 100%... you are here.
  183. 12:18:50 CharmlessMan
  184. yeh there is that
  185. 12:18:52 commie
  186. actually
  187. 12:18:57 commie
  188. 99.99999% or something :p
  189. 12:18:59 CharmlessMan
  190. but then if you go that way the probability of everything that happens in 100%
  191. 12:18:59 hotdangralph
  192. CharmlessMan, probability is only defined, given a model
  193. 12:19:04 CharmlessMan
  194. is
  195. 12:19:04 hotdangralph
  196. What is your model of you being born
  197. 12:19:18 CharmlessMan
  198. well there's the probability of this planet being formed
  199. 12:19:21 hotdangralph
  200. It is very difficult to establish probability for events like you just described
  201. 12:19:30 CharmlessMan
  202. the probability of it being habitable, the probability of life evolving
  203. 12:19:37 hotdangralph
  204. Frequentist approaches generally don't work
  205. 12:19:37 CharmlessMan
  206. the probability of all my ancestors surviving
  207. 12:19:43 CharmlessMan
  208. the probability of my mum meeting my dad
  209. 12:19:56
  210. ← DreamsXX ([email protected]) has left (Ping timeout)
  211. 12:19:58 hotdangralph
  212. So, we can use the chain rule here
  213. 12:20:08 CharmlessMan
  214. etc etc
  215. 12:20:10 commie
  216. What degree of confidence can you have in ruling out a deity in any given experiment or observation?
  217. 12:20:11 CharmlessMan
  218. its a very big number anyway
  219. 12:20:17 hotdangralph
  220. Given that your mum and dad had a child, what are the odds that child would say, Isn't it amazing I exist?
  221. 12:20:27 hotdangralph
  222. Close to 1, perhaps
  223. 12:20:27 CharmlessMan
  224. who cares
  225. 12:20:38 hotdangralph
  226. CharmlessMan, I put you on ignore
  227. 12:20:57 hotdangralph
  228. Reason: The cost/benefit analysis, based off your posts, does not support further engagement with you at this time
  229. 12:21:06 commie
  230. lol
  231. 12:21:15 Infradead
  232. Observation has nothing to do with non-finite objects; you don't ask for evidence of the set of natural numbers, for instance.
  233. 12:21:15 Plan
  234. lol yeh bit of a tit
  235. 12:21:18 hotdangralph
  236. Specifically, your intelligence is to low, given your interest in learning and your emotional profile
  237. 12:21:34 hotdangralph
  238. More specifically, you have a combative emotional profile, low learning, and moderate intelligence
  239. 12:21:40 hotdangralph
  240. This is outside my acceptable range
  241. 12:21:46 Plan
  242. is it mischeif night down there CharmlessMan ?
  243. 12:22:32 Plan
  244. mizzy night here the kids are smashing bus stops and egging policecars
  245. 12:22:51 Plan
  246. scouse/
  247. 12:22:56 *
  248. No longer ignoring CharmlessMan
  249. 12:22:59 CharmlessMan
  250. i remember you now
  251. 12:23:03 hotdangralph
  252. I didn't see your messages, CharmlessMan
  253. 12:23:06 hotdangralph
  254. Do you want to resend
  255. 12:23:14 CharmlessMan
  256. you put me on ignore
  257. 12:23:21 hotdangralph
  258. I did
  259. 12:23:24 CharmlessMan
  260. so fuck off then
  261. 12:23:27 Plan
  262. lol
  263. 12:23:29 hotdangralph
  264. Okay
  265. 12:23:38 CharmlessMan
  266. thanks
  267. 12:23:44 hotdangralph
  268. I saw that you reached out to me, and I thought this might mean you were demonstrating social values that are worthy of support
  269. 12:23:56 hotdangralph
  270. Things like forgiveness, patience, etc.
  271. 12:24:06 hotdangralph
  272. I took you off ignore because I felt an ethical obligation to support those values
  273. 12:24:14 CharmlessMan
  274. find some other cunt to talk to hotdangralph
  275. 12:24:16 hotdangralph
  276. There was a chance you'd use this as another opportunity to attack
  277. 12:24:20 hotdangralph
  278. Which is what you have done
  279. 12:24:22 hotdangralph
  280. I can handle that
  281. 12:24:27 CharmlessMan
  282. actually i just called myself a cunt then, not you
  283. 12:24:29 hotdangralph
  284. The effects are that you have further soured your reputation with me
  285. 12:24:40 hotdangralph
  286. I put you back on ignore, CharmlessMan
  287. 12:24:59 hotdangralph
  288. You will no longer be able to leverage my interest in building forgiveness, patience, etc.
  289. 12:25:06 hotdangralph
  290. That is, you are a 'betrayer' in the game theoric sense
  291. 12:25:33 Plan
  292. getting rare n rarer quiet country villages .. all the house building
  293. 12:25:40 hotdangralph
  294. I will save this conversation to hold you accountable
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