By applying aleph numbers we may finally expand Pascal’s wager to include all of the world religions (that fit on a single page)
Tag Archives: Philosophy
Real-Time Naughty-Nice List Updating Procedure with Post-Modern Graph Based Morality Adjustments
In order to determine whether or not someone is Naughty or Nice, Santa Clause uses a post-modern ensemble model and Signal Detection Theory
Utilitarianism, Shame, and Mysticism: Autonomous Vehicle Moral Compass Design and Analysis
Using ethics from utilitarianism, shame-culture, and the Church of Asphalt Day Saints, this paper designs a moral compass for AVs
Op-Ed: Math Wasn’t Created or Discovered. It was Crowd Worked
Since Einstein and probably before that, mathematicians have argued whether math was created or discovered. Nope! It was crowd worked!
How well do you understand Gödel’s Incompleteness Theorem?
Ever wonder if you understand the limit of mathematics? Answer these questions and find out if you understand Godel’s theorem on what can and can’t be known about math!
The Nihilistic Network Management Model: An Optimal Approach to Cybersecurity
The Nihilistic philosophy, while a terrible philosophy to live by, is a fantastic framework for a network management model. It balances flexible configuration management, performance while creating a secure network environment.