Marcel Chelba – With ChatGPT on Kantian mereology and epistemological stereoperspectivism
Kantinomus Verlag, Tübingen, 2025, 16 pages, ISBN: 978-3-911041-17-1, © Marcello-Silvestri Chelba, 2025. Free PDF download
Kantinomus Verlag, Tübingen, 2025, 16 pages, ISBN: 978-3-911041-17-1, © Marcello-Silvestri Chelba, 2025. Free PDF download
A joke I first heard from the physicist Josef M. Gaßner, in one of his YouTube posts: A man once wanted to eat an apple, took a bite, chewed and swallowed, and when he went to take a second bite, he noticed that half a worm was sticking out of the apple. Hm, he said, … More Marcel Chelba – Statistical Worm
https://qr.ae/pYANOy https://qr.ae/pYANi2 Automatic response (POE): A Turing machine, as a theoretical model of computation, operates strictly based on predefined rules and algorithms. Its functioning is rooted in logic and mathematical principles, which means it cannot possess subjective experiences or qualities such as empirical intuitions and creative imagination. Here are a few reasons why: In summary, … More Marcel Chelba – ”Can a Turing machine have empirical intuitions and creative imagination?” (Quora)
https://www.quora.com/profile/Marcel-Chelba/In-Kantian-stereoperspectival-epistremology-as-I-call-it-we-always-look-at-things-in-a-double-perspective-analytic In the “Kantian stereoperspectival epistremology” (as I call it) there is always an analytic and a synthetic perspective on things, and the sensible perception of things is in fact a rapid alternation of these two perspectives of knowledge. Are there physiological confirmations of this Kantian theory?