Libertarinism is like (utopian) science fiction. Not that other idealistic political groups are much different. But libertarianism is an outsider group in America, and many geeks are outsiders. It has that "if everyone just listened to my simply brilliance everything would be okay" flavor.
The truth is that the real world is much messier than fiction.
In my opinion, this is the most reasonable, extant interpretation. From my perspective, it says that the paradoxes of QM are perceptual, arising from our perception of time as entirely forward moving. If waves move backwards in time (as in the transactional theory), everything makes sense, though it won't appear to make sense to us.
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Libertarinism is like (utopian) science fiction. Not that other idealistic political groups are much different. But libertarianism is an outsider group in America, and many geeks are outsiders. It has that "if everyone just listened to my simply brilliance everything would be okay" flavor. The truth is that the real world is much messier than fiction.
Beautiful mirrors! (how long before it can play Doom?)
I, for one, welcome our robotic deer overlords.
GWB has been won over as a Prior of the Ori.
Some people commenting on this thread will find the transactional theory of quantum mechanics (powerpoint) of interest. (Less clear cut paper in HTML here).
In my opinion, this is the most reasonable, extant interpretation. From my perspective, it says that the paradoxes of QM are perceptual, arising from our perception of time as entirely forward moving. If waves move backwards in time (as in the transactional theory), everything makes sense, though it won't appear to make sense to us.