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Nothing. The observer is key.
Please take a sheet of paper and draw two circles:
Let there be an one dimensional animal called the observer-1, which can only distinguish inside/outside. There is only one circle to be seen by observer-1. Let there be us — the observer-2 — who is able to observe the 2D world with [...]
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Pile is…
04May06
How to complete this sentence? Ken David invited
"publicly posted entries to the list limited to one paragraph (of any length) in order to generate a mix of views to see if we can generate a number of these – which might then be boiled down to a mutually agreed strong common statement]."
So here is [...]
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