Predictions help validate a model, but correct predictions do not prove causation, and Jiang says fame has reduced his objectivity because his statements can affect events.
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Objectivity
Predictions help validate a model, but correct predictions do not prove causation, and Jiang says fame has reduced his objectivity because his statements can affect events.
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Jiang says he is now a player rather than only an observer, which constrains his prediction accuracy and objectivity.
Objectivity does not exist; Jiang previews a later claim that reality is a collective hallucination shaped by imagination rather than an independent object.
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"...emphasize is that I myself appreciate the limitations to my own objectivity because of my status today. So, that's from Joyce. Isn't pump and..."
"...but what we will learn next semester is the idea of objectivity. Okay? Objectivity. It doesn't exist. And this is suddenly proven. Okay? This..."
"...of the ideas but the copy of the will itself. Whose objectivity the ideas are. This is why the effect of music is so..."
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