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Anonymous

Are societies state machines? 01/27/25(Mon)08:29:52 No.16566285

Are societies state machines? Anonymous 01/27/25(Mon)08:29:52 No.16566285 Archived

Can they be made into ones?

Anonymous
01/27/25(Mon)09:13:21 No.16566308

Anonymous 01/27/25(Mon)09:13:21 No.16566308

>>16566285
Computers are much better at that.

Anonymous
01/27/25(Mon)10:16:41 No.16566360

Anonymous 01/27/25(Mon)10:16:41 No.16566360

>>16566285
No, because society can be in more than one state at a time. Society is too fragmented to be in a definitive state.

Anonymous
01/27/25(Mon)10:18:58 No.16566361

Anonymous 01/27/25(Mon)10:18:58 No.16566361

>>16566285
Infinite state machines, sure. What isn't?

Anonymous
01/27/25(Mon)10:23:45 No.16566365

Anonymous 01/27/25(Mon)10:23:45 No.16566365

>>16566285
Yes. Hard time creates strong man. Strong man creates good time. Good time creates weak man. Weak man creates hard time.

Anonymous
01/27/25(Mon)10:52:10 No.16566386

Anonymous 01/27/25(Mon)10:52:10 No.16566386

>>16566365
strong man creates good time
good time creates weak man
weak man creates hard time

Therefore, strong man creates hard time

Anonymous
01/27/25(Mon)10:53:16 No.16566387

Anonymous 01/27/25(Mon)10:53:16 No.16566387

>>16566365
>>16566386
And also,
Therefore, weak man creates good time

Anonymous
01/27/25(Mon)10:58:15 No.16566388

Anonymous 01/27/25(Mon)10:58:15 No.16566388

>>16566386
>>16566387
And that's why it's Adam's fault that I raped and killed a goat.

Anonymous
01/27/25(Mon)11:09:51 No.16566393

Anonymous 01/27/25(Mon)11:09:51 No.16566393

>>16566388
Refrain from religious allusions to non-existent humans, please. This is a science board.