← Back to context Comment by visarga 2 months ago Simulated fire would burn down simulated building 2 comments visarga Reply measurablefunc 2 months ago If everything is simulated then "simulated(x)" is a vacuous predicate & tells you nothing so you might as well throw it away & speak directly in terms of the objects instead of wrapping/prepending everything w/ "simulated". pwdisswordfishy 2 months ago "Simulated" is not a predicate, but a modality.
measurablefunc 2 months ago If everything is simulated then "simulated(x)" is a vacuous predicate & tells you nothing so you might as well throw it away & speak directly in terms of the objects instead of wrapping/prepending everything w/ "simulated". pwdisswordfishy 2 months ago "Simulated" is not a predicate, but a modality.
If everything is simulated then "simulated(x)" is a vacuous predicate & tells you nothing so you might as well throw it away & speak directly in terms of the objects instead of wrapping/prepending everything w/ "simulated".
"Simulated" is not a predicate, but a modality.