Discussion article for the meetup : Bangalore: August Meetup WHEN: 21 August 2011 04:00:00PM (+0530) WHERE: Koshy's Parade Cafe, St Marks Rd, Bengaluru, Karnataka, India During our previous meetup we decided that the August meetup would be more structured and that the members attending would read one or more Sequences....
Discussion article for the meetup : Bangalore Meetup WHEN: 26 June 2011 04:00:00PM (+0530) WHERE: Barton Centre, Mg Road, Bangalore Karnataka Bengaluru India Less Wrong Bangalore meetup, the turnout for the last meetup was good. Any new members please join the facebook group 'Less Wrong Bangalore'. Discussion article for the...
During our previous meetup we decided that the August meetup would be more structured and that the members attending would read one or more Sequences. For more details please join the facebook group "Less Wrong Bangalore".
Last I heard there were more English speakers in this "world" than any other.
Less Wrong Bangalore meetup, the turnout for the last meetup was good. Any new members please join the facebook group 'Less Wrong Bangalore'.
A Facebook group "Less Wrong Bangalore" has been created to enable communications of future meetups.
A Facebook group "Less Wrong Bangalore" has been created to enable communications of future meetups.
Anybody at coffee day?
I'll be there.
you're right roshni, the objectives don't match.
Hi roshni, I just saw this post today. I recently thought about posting something like this and I am sorry I missed this. Maybe we can do this next Sunday as well.
Hi.
There's a familiar story - maybe you’ve heard it - a story about a proud young man who came to Socrates asking for knowledge. He walked up to the muscular philosopher and said, "O great Socrates, I come to you for knowledge."
Socrates led the young man through the streets of the town - down to the sea - and chest deep into water. Then he asked, "What do you want?"
"Knowledge, O wise Socrates," said the young man with a smile.
Socrates put his strong hands on the man's shoulders and pushed him under. Thirty seconds later Socrates let him up. "What do you want?" he asked again.
"Knowledge," the young man sputtered, "O great... (read more)
Since both theories satisfy all 20 experiments, for all intents and purposes of experimentation the theories are both equally valid or equally invalid.