Are a new thing I just got into. The purpose is to make your life easier by using the equations as a way to calculate happiness or success. An example is: Fun = Time x Money. Which I am using to decide if I should work or instead have fun. Most people that work have no time and only 2 weeks of vacation determined by their boss and also it is very rare to make more money per month than you spend per month. Thus Jobs = (-)Time x (+/-) Money. Unless you're your own boss and rich. Which I myself may be, at the end of this year.
I also predict that one day certain psychology based versions of these insights into the human thought process that I call "Fuzzy philosophical equations" may one day be adapted to making artificial intelligence programming either possible, or just more compact and quantifiable.
Showing posts with label Fuzzy logic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fuzzy logic. Show all posts
Thursday, August 7, 2008
The Key To Fun Is Time And Money
The more time and money you have the more fun you can have. Unless you find working to be fun.
And your friends also have to have time and money.
The Fuzzy philosophical equation is: Time x Money = Fun
And your friends also have to have time and money.
The Fuzzy philosophical equation is: Time x Money = Fun
Sunday, August 3, 2008
The After Life
It most likely doesn't exist because there is no evidence in any way supporting an afterlife in the scientific world. Even if you see a ghost, who's to say that it's human.
But lets just assume for the moment that there is an after life. If you died and were somehow still aware of your surroundings you still would not be able to interact with any part of the physical universe in any meaningful way, as proven by the fact that we as humans rely on solid unchanging laws of physics just to be able to live daily life.
If ghost tampered in our lives in any way then we would not be able to perform critical parts of life reliably. We rely on unchanging and predictable conditions in order to perform all tests that use the scientific method. We have extremely precise measurements that need to be accurate and reliable in order to understand the universe around us, and we need to repeat those tests reliably in order to convince other scientists of actual discoveries about physical laws.
Now it may be that spirits from the after life are able to interfere with things that are totally unpredictable such as the weather or gambling. But this could all be a need for the human brain to explain things as happening based on some "intent" from some sort of super being, or things are all based on a plan of some kind.
Well it reminds me of a story where somebody had the insane notion that there were religious demons out there to get us and if you said come here demons, then they would come and get that person, so my dad responded to the lady by yelling"Hey demons come and get us, we're ready for you to come out." Needless to say the demons never showed up. But don't you think that if there were evil demons in our lives, that they would be interfering with our scientific experiments. The only reason that bad things happen, or that there are problems in our lives is because we create those problems. If you build a house that is of fireproof material and you storm proof it and don't live in a flood risk area, and you bug spray the property, and you don't live in tornado alley, and you have a lightning rod and what ever else, then you will never have those problems. And by the way you've already protected yourself from most of the plagues that are at the bibles supposed end of the world.
But all that said it's most likely that gambling is 50/50 chance and that weather is based on "cause and effect". So if you are dead and you are still self aware, that leaves absolutely nothing that you can interact with in the physical universe. So when you do die some day don't look forward to it because even if you can travel across the universe, all that you'll be able to do is watch, and you will have no way of ever actually interacting with the universe again for the rest of eternity. Now that's not my idea of fun, unless there's some sort of afterlife version of prozac.
The Fuzzy philosophical equations are:
Event = Intent/ Purpose/ Meaning
Patterns = Faces/ shapes
But lets just assume for the moment that there is an after life. If you died and were somehow still aware of your surroundings you still would not be able to interact with any part of the physical universe in any meaningful way, as proven by the fact that we as humans rely on solid unchanging laws of physics just to be able to live daily life.
If ghost tampered in our lives in any way then we would not be able to perform critical parts of life reliably. We rely on unchanging and predictable conditions in order to perform all tests that use the scientific method. We have extremely precise measurements that need to be accurate and reliable in order to understand the universe around us, and we need to repeat those tests reliably in order to convince other scientists of actual discoveries about physical laws.
Now it may be that spirits from the after life are able to interfere with things that are totally unpredictable such as the weather or gambling. But this could all be a need for the human brain to explain things as happening based on some "intent" from some sort of super being, or things are all based on a plan of some kind.
Well it reminds me of a story where somebody had the insane notion that there were religious demons out there to get us and if you said come here demons, then they would come and get that person, so my dad responded to the lady by yelling"Hey demons come and get us, we're ready for you to come out." Needless to say the demons never showed up. But don't you think that if there were evil demons in our lives, that they would be interfering with our scientific experiments. The only reason that bad things happen, or that there are problems in our lives is because we create those problems. If you build a house that is of fireproof material and you storm proof it and don't live in a flood risk area, and you bug spray the property, and you don't live in tornado alley, and you have a lightning rod and what ever else, then you will never have those problems. And by the way you've already protected yourself from most of the plagues that are at the bibles supposed end of the world.
But all that said it's most likely that gambling is 50/50 chance and that weather is based on "cause and effect". So if you are dead and you are still self aware, that leaves absolutely nothing that you can interact with in the physical universe. So when you do die some day don't look forward to it because even if you can travel across the universe, all that you'll be able to do is watch, and you will have no way of ever actually interacting with the universe again for the rest of eternity. Now that's not my idea of fun, unless there's some sort of afterlife version of prozac.
The Fuzzy philosophical equations are:
Event = Intent/ Purpose/ Meaning
Patterns = Faces/ shapes
Wednesday, July 16, 2008
Rules
Being dependent on others means that you have to follow any rules that they make. Independence is always a good thing but may be looked on as craziness in modern society. People have started living in cities and forgetting how to provide for themselves.
Animals are completely independent so they don't need to follow any rules. If they kill there offspring, nobody cares, or even if they kill and eat their own species nobody cares.
Some democratic and capitalist societies are better than the chaotic anarchy that animals live in.
But in other socialist, and dictating, and communist societies, are worse off than living as an animal because there is absolutely no freedom or independence whatsoever. Look to a previous post on this subject that was done better: "Control"
There are good rules and bad rules. You should never rob others or kill others are good rules to follow. But these rules should be a given and you shouldn't have to be reminded to follow them. But some bad rules are ones like making responsible gun ownership illegal. In other words no more right to bear arms.
Rules only work if they are enforceable. You can always forge the purchase price of a new car that you're buying on the title, to pay less taxes. You can fake your income by having under the table cash payment. You can put your money in a safe deposit box before you die, in order to not pay a death tax and for your kids to get all of it. And they will never check your house under your pillow every night to know if you actually do have a loaded firearm for your own protection(if a new gun law was enacted).
Just about any law that law enforcement doesn't have evidence of you breaking is an unenforceable law.
The burning man movement that takes place every year is all about trading stuff through bardering, under the table, to not have to pay taxes.
In Canada they started taxing cigarettes to make more revenue, and it worked. So they started taxing it some more and they made more revenue. And since they were even greedier they started taxing it some more, but then the revenue started going down. "How could the revenue be going down?" They asked. Well it turned out that people started buying and selling cigarettes on the black market.
And the Fuzzy Philosophical equations are:
Personal Interpretation = Rules²
Enforceable Rules = (+)Evidence
Bad Evidence = Forged/Lost
Good/ Bad = Human Invention
Bad x Created = Exists
Bad x Not Created = Doesn't Exist
Certainty = Death + Taxes(joke:')
Dependence = rules
Independence = no rules
Animals are completely independent so they don't need to follow any rules. If they kill there offspring, nobody cares, or even if they kill and eat their own species nobody cares.
Some democratic and capitalist societies are better than the chaotic anarchy that animals live in.
But in other socialist, and dictating, and communist societies, are worse off than living as an animal because there is absolutely no freedom or independence whatsoever. Look to a previous post on this subject that was done better: "Control"
There are good rules and bad rules. You should never rob others or kill others are good rules to follow. But these rules should be a given and you shouldn't have to be reminded to follow them. But some bad rules are ones like making responsible gun ownership illegal. In other words no more right to bear arms.
Rules only work if they are enforceable. You can always forge the purchase price of a new car that you're buying on the title, to pay less taxes. You can fake your income by having under the table cash payment. You can put your money in a safe deposit box before you die, in order to not pay a death tax and for your kids to get all of it. And they will never check your house under your pillow every night to know if you actually do have a loaded firearm for your own protection(if a new gun law was enacted).
Just about any law that law enforcement doesn't have evidence of you breaking is an unenforceable law.
The burning man movement that takes place every year is all about trading stuff through bardering, under the table, to not have to pay taxes.
In Canada they started taxing cigarettes to make more revenue, and it worked. So they started taxing it some more and they made more revenue. And since they were even greedier they started taxing it some more, but then the revenue started going down. "How could the revenue be going down?" They asked. Well it turned out that people started buying and selling cigarettes on the black market.
And the Fuzzy Philosophical equations are:
Personal Interpretation = Rules²
Enforceable Rules = (+)Evidence
Bad Evidence = Forged/Lost
Good/ Bad = Human Invention
Bad x Created = Exists
Bad x Not Created = Doesn't Exist
Certainty = Death + Taxes(joke:')
Dependence = rules
Independence = no rules
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