> What are the odds that all these similarly-themed things are concurrent coincidences?
It's inversely proportional to the odds that these similarly-themed things pop-up coincidentally in human language, if I remember the gist of your argument here.
It's inversely proportional to the odds that these similarly-themed things pop-up coincidentally in human language, if I remember the gist of your argument here.
>It's inversely proportional to the odds that these similarly-themed things pop-up coincidentally in human language, if I remember the gist of your argument here.
Oh but details have emerged from following this thread of logic and things have changed somewhat, in both scale and perspective.
For example, since we last spoke, the very building blocks of "human language" ... or at least the most dominant on the planet right now ... have been thoroughly investigated and interesting things have been found as a result.
Not to mention that there exist weird, hidden links between this most dominant language and quite a few other languages, one of which is playing out right now for the whole world to witness on an international scale.
If only there was some simpler explanation!
"A" affects "B" like so, "B" affects "C" like so, and so on. Not claiming to have written the underlying programming, just someone who looked into it and figured some stuff out.