Well i guess the plight of a female bisexual Mormon teen would be similar to your situation in some ways despite many of the opposite pressures they face from my perspective. I wish you luck in bridging your marriage with your past happily, but it seems you are in a happier place than my current romantic state at least xD.
And yes, I can say that P(~ happiness in the next life | Mormonism) is less than epsilon. “Happiness in the next life” is strictly dominated by “Mormonism”.
I don’t see how you ignore the Epsilon chance of the base layer of reality being something not consistent with your Mormon view of heaven though. If we ever break out of the simulation without destroying it then the layer beyond might not be dominated by Mormonism. Unless you think death is the only plausible way to access the next layer of reality in which case i refer you to the popular fiction Inception.
Thank you, you did, and i appreciate all the effort you spend explaining your position on Mormanism. Most people in your position have a lot of trouble with explanations when it comes to this area of discussion and this allows me to understand the mindset of a intelligent, yet religious person much better
..… I’m afraid I don’t see your point. I asserted that P(~ happiness in the next life | Mormonism) = 0; I didn’t assert that P(Mormonism) = 1. That would be folly. I also didn’t make any assertion about P(Mormonism | happiness in the next life).
Well i guess the plight of a female bisexual Mormon teen would be similar to your situation in some ways despite many of the opposite pressures they face from my perspective. I wish you luck in bridging your marriage with your past happily, but it seems you are in a happier place than my current romantic state at least xD.
I don’t see how you ignore the Epsilon chance of the base layer of reality being something not consistent with your Mormon view of heaven though. If we ever break out of the simulation without destroying it then the layer beyond might not be dominated by Mormonism. Unless you think death is the only plausible way to access the next layer of reality in which case i refer you to the popular fiction Inception.
Please see the cousin of this post; I have been induced to make my position much clearer.
Thank you, you did, and i appreciate all the effort you spend explaining your position on Mormanism. Most people in your position have a lot of trouble with explanations when it comes to this area of discussion and this allows me to understand the mindset of a intelligent, yet religious person much better
..… I’m afraid I don’t see your point. I asserted that P(~ happiness in the next life | Mormonism) = 0; I didn’t assert that P(Mormonism) = 1. That would be folly. I also didn’t make any assertion about P(Mormonism | happiness in the next life).