/sci/ - Science & Math

Alright, smart boys. Give me the laws of the mental realm. In the physical realm we have mathematical laws that can describe nature with arbitrary precision and are empirically verifiable. What's the equivalent of laws of physics in idealism? What rules does the mental world follow? If you believe in idealism you MUST be able to answer this.

inb4 philosophy
I've read Plato, I've read Kant, etc. Plato was okayish, though trivial. Kant was a disappointing cringe retard. I demand an intellectual reply.

Why haven't there been any significant discoveries in physics recently?

>>11834990
>Aren't you missing another way that P1 could happen?
No.
>When you pick a car, the host has two goat doors to pick from.
We're talking about YOUR possibilities, not the host's. YOU get 3 possible choices: car first pick, goat first pick, or other goat first pick.
The host has no actual choices in this problem because he can't show you a car behind a door you didn't pick during the mid-game reveal without ruining the point of having a mid-game reveal.
His "choice" between goat or other goat isn't a real choice either because it's the same result.
You need to mention the two different goat options YOU could be picking in the beginning because they take up space in terms of being 2/3 of your starting doors. Otherwise you'd be saying you have a 50/50 chance of picking car or goat on the first pick which is even more ridiculous than what the typical 50/50 anons believe about the final / overall odds.
But the two different goats aren't two different *results*. They're two different ways of getting the same result.
To put this another way, suppose you're trying to figure out the odds of getting decapitated when asked to choose between ten doors, one which leads to your freedom and no decapitation but nine others which have a different executioner standing behind it who will decapitate you if you choose their door. Odds are obviously 1/10 you won't get decapitated (1 good door and 9 bad ones).
Now also suppose the executioners each choose between using one of two different swords in their possession.
Did the odds change for YOUR possible results? No, because the fact they choose one sword or the other doesn't change the fact you'll get executed for picking their door and therefore doesn't constitute two possibilities for your own odds there.

>>11675459
its too late, youre dead, its on my side now with the strategies and tricks I have employed via peanut butter and banannas, giving him a taste of the sweet human life, but at a cost, that is, to kill you with a tiny razor blade sword I made just for squirrels, then it will steal all your coins and your wallet, then cut the brake lines in your car, as well blowing up your house, hope it was worth the smart alec response motherfucker