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letterpresscommons.com
History and development of the Monotype System |
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travelbetweenthepages.com
Book lovers and bibliophiles who are heading to New York City this year will have an embarrassment of choices when it comes to special exhibitions at some of the city's premier institutions. The Morgan Library & Museum'sCome Together: 3,000 Years of Stories and Storytellingwill explore the history of storytelling running January 30 through May 3,... |
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gaily-novelry.neocities.org
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www.greaterwrong.com
Followup to: Anthropic Reasoning in UDT by Wei Dai Suppose that I flip a logical coin - e.g. look at some binary digit of pi unknown to either of us - and depending on the result, either create a billion of you in green rooms and one of you in a red room if the coin came up 1; or, if the coin came up 0, create one of you in a green room and a billion of you in red rooms. You go to sleep at the start of the experiment, and wake up in a red room. Do you reason that the coin very probably came up 0? Thinking, perhaps: "If the coin came up 1, there'd be a billion of me in green rooms and only one of me in a red room, and in that case, it'd be very surprising that I found myself in a red room." |
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