Perhaps. But by whom?Originally Posted by Bijo
'Error' implies its opposite: correct. We've read your examples of human error; what would be human correctness (or correct function?)?
Re: The Error that is Man
Perhaps. But by whom?The existence of man must be an error. The existence of man must be a bad joke.... nay: existence of nature, physics, itself as we know it, and us part of it, must be an error.
'Error' implies its opposite: correct. We've read your examples of human error; what would be human correctness (or correct function?)?
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