dafuq is happening?

gay

Also happens in a different browser, not logged in, with no cookies.

Did somebody googlebombed youtube?

Let us check /pol/ and /b/ for clues.

IDK but it is wierd

http://boards.4chan.org/pol/thread/151023666

lmao

I'm looking at the guys tabs

Wikipedia page for "Wild Cabbage"

stardew valley

wait

nvm

I know what philosophy is I'm not saying it's invalid it just isn't scientific

It's speculation

wut

No, philosophy isn't science. It's not non-science either.

It's principles you use to think and communicate. You need them to do science, you need them to reason, to do politics, even to do arts.

Yes, ancient philosophers thought they could figure out nature by just thinking really hard about it.

That part wasn't science.

I can figure out nature by thinking really hard about it.

Yes but the second you start actually forming legitimate hypothesis with fail and success states that follow the scientific method you are no longer doing philosophy

Maybe you're outside of the inane endless struggle of humanity.

Philosophical ideas need not be necessarily unscientific but they are speculation by definition

Logic still came from philosophy.

Ok, but that doesn't mean it's science

Logic isn't science.

But you better derive your scientific conclusions with logic.

Yea

Philosophy was also important in figuring out that seemingly logical constructs can construct absurd inquiries. We call them paradoxes.

In Computer Sciences, this shows up as undecidable problems.

e.g. "I'm lying"

I'm not quite sure how to respond, because it obviously depends on the subject matter and also - whether we like it or not - how you've grown to interpret "paradox", but I've never considered undecidable problems in computing to be paradoxes at all

to me, a paradox is when you start with a reasonable preposition or whatever, and then the conclusion is not what you'd expect

roughly speaking

Undecidable problems are questions that describe problems in a way that make them appear answerable, but they aren't.

oh, then we disagree on what an undecidable problem is

"An algorithm that can check if a program enters an infinite loop or eventually stops."

right

that's not a paradox