Radical skepticism eats itself: if part of a world-model predicts we cannot trust world-models, then we cannot trust that prediction either
@The_Lagrangian Now I think logic is not the problem, but "feelings" about truth. Once you have a rational mode, it should supplant instinct
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@Plinz idea that some components of internal experience are logical while others are instinctual is a model based on learned exp :P -
@The_Lagrangian I think it is a model that seems to be logically consistent with experience. Most experiences seem to breed different models
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@Plinz@The_Lagrangian feelings about truth are the phenomenological components of priors. -
@Plinz@The_Lagrangian priors are evolutionary, developmental and experiential. The flesh is a very particular computational substrate.
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