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while browsing https://chasolver.org/games.html I found this game https://lichess.org/0JQNknO5 where the last move by black caused white to be in stalemate, but white somehow timed out instead

Interestingly the link of this discussion is https://lichess.org/forum/off-topic-discussion/0--0---- I think the usage of "..." is too unspecific in this audience Nevertheless, one could have These li…

@clousems said in #47: > "Give a proof but not scientific cause anyone would call themselves correct." > > You realize that logic itself is a science, right? It is literally impossible to prove anythi…

@Akbar2thegreat said in #45: > Yes, they were! > > > Seems like you haven't heard about abacus. > Without it, people would have never learnt about counting. > > > Lol, no! Life then waa better than to…

Computers generally do computer things really well and humans do human things really well

But I'm actually interested in your response to my observation about the definition of truth. Let's me expand further about Godel's incompleteness theorem. Godel proved that any consistent set of axio…

Anyways, here's my updated simplfied idea of the problem: Someone ("Bad") is terrible and isn't getting punished and is happy. Remove ability to be happy? And I'm going to assume some more things: 1. …

@FC-in-the-UK said in #28: > Sometimes the most obvious-looking notions are the most tricky ones. There is actually NO WAY TO DEFINE TRUTH. The proof is very simple and very ancient: if you could defi…

Explanation: Today I encountered a puzzle so good I felt like *really* upvoting it.

#19 with paragraph breaks > @FC-in-the-UK A well-fed cat will kill more birds and mice at al than a hungry cat who must prey for food. I've seen my own scratching her back on the concrete sidewalk in …