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Cyclopedia of Economics

By: Sam Vaknin

...omputer. Intelligence can be replicated endlessly. There is no quantitative law of conservation of mental states. We teach our youngsters – thereby... ... singularities of Hawking's black holes. These black holes might eventually violate conservation laws by permanently losing all the information stor... ... We are creators. In creation, one derives the new from the old. There are laws of conservation that all entities, no matter how supreme, are subje... ...- while to determine originality we primarily ask "what". Innovation helps in the conservation of resources and, therefore, in the delicate act of... ...- while to determine originality we primarily ask "what". Innovation helps in the conservation of resources and, therefore, in the delicate act of... ...r traits (for instance, our innate belligerence). Or maybe the Earth is a galactic wildlife reserve or a zoo or a laboratory (the Zoo hypothesis) a...

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Cyclopedia of Philosophy

By: Sam Vaknin

...omputer. Intelligence can be replicated endlessly. There is no quantitative law of conservation of mental states. We teach our youngsters – thereby... ... singularities of Hawking's black holes. These black holes might eventually violate conservation laws by permanently losing all the information stor... ... We are creators. In creation, one derives the new from the old. There are laws of conservation that all entities, no matter how supreme, are subje... ...- while to determine originality we primarily ask "what". Innovation helps in the conservation of resources and, therefore, in the delicate act of... ...- while to determine originality we primarily ask "what". Innovation helps in the conservation of resources and, therefore, in the delicate act of... ...r traits (for instance, our innate belligerence). Or maybe the Earth is a galactic wildlife reserve or a zoo or a laboratory (the Zoo hypothesis) a...

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