Re:Eigenmorality
by JackFr on Monday June 23, 2014 @09:14AM
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"foundations of morality is going to become a central issue soon" -- for many people it has been the central issue for three thousand years.
For anyone who has studied philosophy or ethics -- even casually -- this article was terribly naive and hopelessly unaware of its own ignorance. Beyond that, the applied linear algebra was not interesting, no real game or decision theory to speak of and the whole 'eigenmoses' and 'eigenjesus' was too cute by half.
Iterated prisoner's dilemma? Not my idea of a powerful tool.
For anyone who has studied philosophy or ethics -- even casually -- this article was terribly naive and hopelessly unaware of its own ignorance. Beyond that, the applied linear algebra was not interesting, no real game or decision theory to speak of and the whole 'eigenmoses' and 'eigenjesus' was too cute by half.
Iterated prisoner's dilemma? Not my idea of a powerful tool.
Was there more? I may have missed it.