While human concepts are not quite the same as
computer "objective" classes, objects and variables
- they're quite similiar. And no surprise - for
computer applications we partially copied some
solutions that evolved in human society network.
Time has nothing in common with the nature. Nor
with your precious experiments (apart of that
you're applying it there).
Sorry, poor halfbrains.
Maciej Wozniak wrote:
While human concepts are not quite the same as
computer "objective" classes, objects and variables
- they're quite similiar. And no surprise - for
computer applications we partially copied some
solutions that evolved in human society network.
Time has nothing in common with the nature.
Nor with your precious experiments (apart of that
you're applying it there).
Sorry, poor halfbrains.
which half, right or left? only one half is needed in science.
The Starmaker wrote:
Maciej Wozniak wrote:
While human concepts are not quite the same ascomputer "objective" classes, objects and variables
- they're quite similiar. And no surprise - for
computer applications we partially copied some
solutions that evolved in human society network.
Time has nothing in common with the nature.
Wozzie appeals to computers to capture time?
While human concepts are not quite the same as
computer "objective" classes, objects and variables
- they're quite similiar. And no surprise - for
computer applications we partially copied some
solutions that evolved in human society network.
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