Comment on Scientists observe Einstein's gravity in the quantum worldparentComments−yreg4dIf mind was random, people would miscalculate 1+1 with 50% probability.That does not follow at all.−GoblinSlayer4dMiscalculation doesn't follow from randomness?−yreg4dIf you run an LLM (with temp >0) and use a true random generator for seeds, it will still tell you 1+1 is 2.−GoblinSlayer4dYou mean mind is deterministic and cancels all noise? Then what quantum physics would do there?−yreg4dYou don't need to cancel all the noise to solve 1+1 correctly. The model in the example is non-deterministic.I don't know Penrose's view deeply enough to defend it further (view which I for the record do not share).−GoblinSlayer4dHe's just rambling.
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That does not follow at all.
Miscalculation doesn't follow from randomness?
If you run an LLM (with temp >0) and use a true random generator for seeds, it will still tell you 1+1 is 2.
You mean mind is deterministic and cancels all noise? Then what quantum physics would do there?
You don't need to cancel all the noise to solve 1+1 correctly. The model in the example is non-deterministic.
I don't know Penrose's view deeply enough to defend it further (view which I for the record do not share).
He's just rambling.