[FRIAM] A public letter to Nick, cc: any that write here

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I don't think so, no. A conversation in meat space is governed by the laws of meat space, like r^3 pressure waves and such. Our biology [has|is] a (very good) model of meat space. I doubt that our biology has a model of net space at all. Perhaps we're *growing* such anatomy as we speak. E.g. our conversation(s) about causal models and graphs. But my guess is net space is inherently non-intuitive for most animals.

On 2/15/21 11:49 AM, thompnickson2 at gmail.com wrote:
> But aren't all "private" conversations just like that?
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> Isn't that why confessions are most likely to occur between strangers on trains?

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