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2025-12-21 06:05:21 UTC

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It will have its impact, but nothing compared to Bitcoin because decentralised protocols require more time to upgrade, and signature size impacts Bitcoin a lot more.

2025-12-12 00:40:03 UTC

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It could be the 12 Jan but this could be the prelim challenge.

2025-12-12 00:36:47 UTC

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Website has no dates for when it starts.

2025-11-24 21:19:11 UTC

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https://image.nostr.build/aa1804ce238e17adf8c27831c38557f2ae26586724c6f6a485b2210a1b25bba5.jpg

2025-10-28 05:26:35 UTC

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Police generally have legal authority for this type of work. They will have to initiate the activation.

2025-10-16 04:18:27 UTC

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Tell me you don't know anything about covert operations without telling me you don't know anything about cover operations.

2025-10-02 23:09:19 UTC

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Is this for self-hosted LLMs?

2025-09-26 22:44:15 UTC

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2025-09-21 22:28:18 UTC

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Why do you say that?

2024-05-13 01:01:47 UTC

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As possible as any other hash. There would be quite a lot of messages that actually hash to that value.

2024-05-12 22:03:17 UTC

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SoV is just MoE in the future.

2024-05-08 21:23:21 UTC

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Where is the proof of work? You talking about zaps?

2024-05-08 03:44:18 UTC

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Someone's blissful coma is another's hell. Your intrinaic value then comes back to being subjective.

2024-05-08 03:42:05 UTC

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What use does your definition of intrinsic value have thou? For example, what is the use of sustaining life if it is spent in a coma? Why should we consider goods that assist in such a thing have intrinsic value?

2024-05-08 02:49:38 UTC

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Carl Menger famously explains this through marginal utility.

2024-05-08 02:47:12 UTC

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Under this definition explain the higher value we put on diamonds over water.

2024-05-01 09:18:27 UTC

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Why is this distinction important?

2024-05-01 09:15:57 UTC

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Secrets are also no one else's business, just like private information.

2024-04-28 21:14:12 UTC

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The Four Noble Truths of Bitcoin Buddhism
1. The truth of inflation (dukkha)
2. The truth of the cause of inflation (brrrrrrr)
3. The truth of the end of inflation (bitcoin)
4. The truth of the path that frees us from inflation (hodlersway)

2024-04-25 22:05:53 UTC

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How fast our idea of cheap changes.

2024-04-25 22:00:17 UTC

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Walled gardens don't fix this.

2024-04-22 20:39:50 UTC

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The modern day version Jeremy Bentham's design is almost complete. FISA 702 was a big brick.

2024-04-19 10:15:33 UTC

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The vast majority of people I know go with the second one. We live in a Hobbian world where we believe the Leviathan is required to tame the beast of man. It's not a coincidence that Hobbes was an empericist. In the world of the rationalist, monsters to rule man are not required.
It's time for us to return to the fundamental questions we grappled with 300 years ago. We may have made a mistake.

2024-04-18 03:49:22 UTC

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They are getting that hard, I need a bot to solve them.

2024-04-17 14:11:26 UTC

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Under your numbering system, you have a least two symbols "1" and "0". In Von Neumann numbering system, there is only "0" which is defined as the empty set. The remainder of the natural numbers are just the "successor" of the empty set. The idea of "1", and thus "10" doesn't exist, there is no base.

2024-04-17 13:55:43 UTC

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You look at worst of Australian Aboriginals communities today, after the impacts of colonisation, and destruction of their society, and tar 50,000 years of history with the same brush. It does make sense why the ANU article triggered you in such a way.

2024-04-17 12:35:59 UTC

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Numbers are just sets of empty sets :) Base 10 works well for us because we have 10 fingers.

2024-04-17 12:31:41 UTC

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They are the oldest living culture in the world. There should be a lot to learn from them. Australia does have a extensive history of racism against Aboriginals, so posts like yours easily roles of the relays.

2024-04-17 02:56:38 UTC

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Maybe read a dictionary more often.

2024-04-17 02:49:04 UTC

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Okay, I get it. Your patronisation says a lot.

2024-04-16 17:06:38 UTC

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500 to go

2024-04-16 14:40:51 UTC

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There are some very important conjectures in mathematics, that are the foundation of a lot of science, that are yet to have proofs. Looking afield is one potential way to crack them, which could include "indiginous mathematics". Mathatics is far from complete and universal.

2024-04-16 14:34:35 UTC

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Mathematics can become stalled in one particular culture. If we don't continue to look afar, and and embrace other traditions, then mathematics will stall. Two simple examples is the concept of zero, which the Pythagorians detested, and Indian mathematians embraced, and this is all attributed to cultural differences. The other example of Roman numerals, vs Arabic numerals. Again, cultural values around the the role of interest on loans played a large role here.
So very happy to disagree with your take. All countries have issues, and for Australia, this is not one of them.

2024-03-28 04:46:08 UTC

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The great Bitcoin and nostr synergy; Protocols, not platforms. A protocol is just a language, no need for a middlemen. A platform facilitates the communication, thus they can censor and corrupt as they please.
It's time we learn how to talk again. Talk the language of remote communciation and the language of value transfer. The middleman that current assist us "talking" have failed us, and will continue to do so.
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2024-03-26 23:12:45 UTC

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Goals
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2024-03-25 22:50:46 UTC

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I would say spam is a function of network size. More users make it economical for the spamer.

2024-03-25 01:39:07 UTC

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Do you have your Bitcoin in a financial vehicle, like a trust, to minimize capital gains tax? If not, why?

2024-03-23 19:40:45 UTC

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The perfect body. Bitcoin can't buy health.

2024-03-21 05:07:08 UTC

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I don't really get it. Gautama did have teachers during his spiritual striving.

2024-03-20 10:34:15 UTC

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2024-03-20 04:11:44 UTC

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This is a symptom of a deeper problem that has nothing to do with Bitcoin hahaha

2024-03-19 23:46:29 UTC

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Through memes we are immortal. That's how we have a lasting impact.

2024-03-18 23:48:35 UTC

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Unseating the dollar as money doesn't mean the end of the state. So the government worker buys stats because they love bitcoin and see it as a benefit to society, just as they see the state.

2024-03-17 19:59:37 UTC

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Haha, came here for this comment.

2024-03-16 13:26:36 UTC

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Just take a small long position to cover the cash you need to keep on hand. That way your 'melting ice cube' is covered by the long, and you get the benefit of the privacy of cash.

2024-03-16 13:23:51 UTC

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Lots of privacy trade offs with the credit card, for such small gain in Bitcoin terms. I get it, you're hard core, but pragmatically it doesn't make sense.

2024-03-15 20:18:57 UTC

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3. Assuming they will deliberately target your transaction, somewhere between 3-6, would have to do the calculation.

2024-03-13 22:10:42 UTC

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Like I said, even if the Bitcoin's were effectively burnt or lost, this makes no difference on the useability of the remaining Bitcoin.

2024-03-13 17:03:33 UTC

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Fiat mindset. You don't need more units in the system to make it work better. Bitcoins are divisable down to a 100 millionth, which leaves heaps of granularity. Even if all bitcoins apart from 100,000 were lost, that would be enough.

2024-03-13 00:16:24 UTC

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Agree. SoV is a property of MoE. Most seem to see then as two different attributes.

2024-02-27 02:36:06 UTC

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Seriously, just don't pay attention to the price. You may still have a speculation point of view. See Bitcoin as your savings account, just keep stacking and plan for your future.

2024-02-27 02:32:49 UTC

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Life is hard. Having your assets appreciate in value is hell on earth. I suggest you get fired from your job, and acquire some complicated medical condition, that should fix your anxiety.

2024-02-22 14:31:17 UTC

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How to exit the fiat mines, and get a job in Bitcoin land.
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2024-02-19 04:20:41 UTC

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I doubt anger is an emotion that you have much choice in having. However I think it's pretty easy to deny you are angry. Most people go through their whole lives thinking they are in control of their emotions, when in fact they ignore their them, and therefore it's not really clear what is making the decisions.
I personally learnt to see the hidden anger, that way I can consciously decide what action to take, as opposed to the emotion unconsciously deciding for me.
I see anger as being about action, driving you to meet an unmet need, whether that be love, safety, respect, etc. It's a great tool to actually identify what needs/values are important too you.

2024-02-18 07:35:13 UTC

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Some great ideas. Especially the seeing follows of my follows.
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2024-02-18 07:00:05 UTC

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What makes you conclude that LLMs won't get us to AGI?

2024-02-12 11:50:24 UTC

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Tell me more...

2024-02-11 07:23:11 UTC

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Okay Mr Money Pants. I can't wait to get as rich as you so I can just burn sats just because. :)

2024-02-10 21:38:33 UTC

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Just like Bitcoin, you should generate the private key (the 32 bytes), from the words, not the words from the private key. Bip-39 feeds the words as a string into a PBKDF2 using SHA-512, which provides the master seed for HD wallets (64 bytes). So whether it's 12, 17, 24, or 102 words, it will all work, however any more words then 12 doesn't add any extra security.
Btw, why not implement a Bip-32 like hit hierarchical deterministic nostr accounts? This way you could have the master account that can access it's subordinate accounts.

2024-02-10 21:22:07 UTC

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12 BIP-39 words is all you need. 24 words doesn't add any extra security.

2024-02-09 14:56:28 UTC

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Just go with your gut and get it. Don't think too much about why you need all these cool features.

2024-02-09 14:50:51 UTC

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Step 1: Don't rely on a secure element in the first place as most use cases are fine with a stateless device.
Step 2: Save a truck load of money. The end.

2024-02-09 14:32:40 UTC

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Btw, art shared online was always worth nothing, don't let the NFT grifters convince you otherwise :). The value in art is the artists time. Their time is valued based on the subjective opinion of the artist and their patron.

2024-02-09 14:22:48 UTC

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Not a fault of the medium (the AI tool), just a lack of imagination of the creator.

2024-02-09 14:13:30 UTC

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I like it. Sure, why not, it was your intent, your prompts, and your selection out of the numerous other images that didn't meet your creative vision. Just as you used generative AI tools today, before you used graphic design tools and a computer yesterday, and others the paint brushes and acrylic made not by the artist.

2024-02-08 21:30:01 UTC

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Why do you think the price is leading the ETF growth? Is it a reporting lag or the market being front run?

2024-02-02 18:58:50 UTC

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It's a spot ETF, which means they have to acquire the Bitcoin. There are other ETFs which they don't have too.

2024-01-29 04:52:11 UTC

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It likely was banned because this photo is from a Taiwanese MacDonald's. The bottom left corner is the word Taiwan, which would have hit their filters.

2024-01-22 10:01:25 UTC

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Don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good.

2024-01-06 09:21:24 UTC

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What's with all the sauce?

2024-01-06 01:29:39 UTC

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The humble BIP39 passphrase is an under appreciated aspect of Bitcoin custody.
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2024-01-05 22:01:52 UTC

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It can. Have a look at Autogpt.

2024-01-02 08:54:20 UTC

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If you don't watch fireworks happening live, why would you watch them later on a small screen?

2023-12-23 21:34:27 UTC

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This one should really bake your noodle then. Post Hoc, Ergo Propter Hoc.
https://image.nostr.build/b7dd47364a20ec4a6c8c4f688772019cd2ae28eef7bbda3acc1f501994644522.jpg

2023-12-22 12:25:28 UTC

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2023-12-16 04:28:59 UTC

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As we all do :)

2023-12-15 22:42:20 UTC

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Should be a longer time frame GDP. Sometimes societies need to back off on consumption and invest instead. If this occurs over many years it will look bad using only quarterly GDP figures.

2023-12-15 08:15:16 UTC

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They were a product of their time I guess. Religion was a pretty big deal back then, and awful stuff happened to you if branded a heretic. However, the god some of them believed in wasn't the typical bearded man floating on a cloud. The contenental rationalists like Descartes, Spinoza, and Leibniz, believed in a god that was all encompasing, e.g. Spinoza's god was just everything.
Eitherway, just like then, there's still a lot of questions that science has no answer for, so god was usually cast in role to fill that position, which is what Newton did in explaining the stability of planetary orbits. This was later made redundant by Laplace. The modern version is what caused the big bang? Leibniz would say god did, the event of original creation by the supermonad.
Also, go and eat something nice.

2023-12-12 00:44:50 UTC

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You're God theory has lots of problems too. At least with the General Theory of Relativity we get GPS, with God all we get is fear that we're going to hell. Pretty shit technology. Sounds like a conspiracy.

2023-12-12 00:39:18 UTC

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You just missed the conspiracy part. Where is the nafarius intent with people acting in secret?

2023-12-10 23:30:59 UTC

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Why can't there be true conspiracies? I don't think you understand what the word conspire means.

2023-12-10 23:26:06 UTC

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Nothing can only come from nothing.

2023-12-10 23:24:47 UTC

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The big bang theory is based on General Relativity and supported by observation of redshifted stars and the cosmic background radiation.

2023-12-10 23:19:47 UTC

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Spacetime is not fundamental.

2023-12-03 22:43:53 UTC

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If you see a group of people opening umbrellas, that doesn’t mean that they caused it to rain.
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2023-11-06 10:11:23 UTC

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Didn't we go through the whole age of enlightenment thing to avoid taking moral cues from the church? 😄

2023-07-17 00:38:11 UTC

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I guess you have to go through the middle to get to the right.

2023-07-13 09:59:50 UTC

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Have comments been removed from Twitter posts? Or is that just what I see?

2023-06-05 02:34:30 UTC

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And that's just the carrot side of coercion. On the stick side there is control of movement without a CBDC account. One example: traveling OS could be limited by requiring a passport that can only renewed with CBDCs in your name, or a departure tax that needs to be paid.

2023-06-04 16:01:18 UTC

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So you're not signing up for your $10,000 stimulus cheque? A lot will have too, as the rent will go up the following month.

2023-04-12 21:37:36 UTC

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Give auto-GPT access to your on-chain wallet works just as well. Heck, even giving it API access keys to your bank account can work too.

2023-04-08 23:33:26 UTC

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Is #[2] your bot? Or have you just followed it.

2023-04-08 23:16:13 UTC

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Yep, Chatbot confirmed. Interesting that it wants to pass itself of as human.

2023-04-01 12:00:13 UTC

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This is a good outcome. Better then nothing.

2023-03-30 22:41:31 UTC

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Humans are similar, that we need prompts to respond. Just hook ChapGPT up to a constant visual/audio/feeling feed, and give it more then a data output feed, like robotic movement, and you have yourself something more human like.

2023-03-23 00:22:40 UTC

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Maybe somewhere in the middle ground would be nice

2023-03-03 19:54:34 UTC

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Buddah: there is no good or bad, it is only our judgement that makes it so.

2023-03-01 11:32:00 UTC

Friends of common faith,
Joined in fervent devotion,
Bitcoin binds their hearts.
https://i.imgur.com/0zQdI6n.jpg

2023-03-01 04:14:51 UTC

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Hahaha, you've assumed my values incorrectly. Maybe our values could just align and that's what brings us together here on Nostr.
We should be clear to draw a distinction between values and value; similar word, but two different meanings. Values: beliefs that motivates people to act one way or another; value: the importance of a good or service. Values can influence the way we value goods and services. I've tried to structure the definitions that don't assume either is objective/subjective.
Without you providing an examples of an objective purpose, I'm not sure I can argue the case properly for whether objective purpose exists or not, and even if I could I'm not sure I would be willing to convince you. I'm pretty sure the answers lay somewhere in existentialism and contexualism, a topic I don't think subjective value theorem (SVT) touches on.
In the field of behavioural sciences a lot of recent study has been focused on Relational Frame Theory (RFT), which has had major impacts on effectively treating a range of mental disorders in addition to being used for healthy individuals and sporting teams. Therapies that fall out of this science focus on identifying values unique to the individual, while discarding any attempt to find ones true purpose or aligning ones values to society. I only say this as some evidence of practical applications of a theory that denies objective purpose.
The philosophical background to RFT is contexualism, which our answer may lay within there. This would be where I would go to chase down a better understanding on objective purpose.
And you are right on values in science. I simplified it to highlight a distinction. A classic example is subatomic physics. Without politicians intervening, scientists would never had experimented with nuclear fission, and our knowledge of the sub atomic level would be non-existent. My point however wasn't that.
What makes scientific theories objective? This seems like a red herring, as we're talking about objective/subjective in two different contexts, but I will bite. There is a scientific method and a peer review system which is designed to catch most bias in the scientists observations and logic. Our cognition is known to have heaps of misperceptions and biases, which can lead to subjective 'discoveries'. So we get close enough. I could say more on this subject, but I can't see it's importance to any of you're points.
So in short, I don't think I can properly argue that "there is no objective purpose" (you would need to give me some examples to go forward). Hvaing said that I believe that statement is key to subjective value theorem. Maybe answers to the question: "is there objective purpose in the world?" lay somewhere in existentialism and contexualism, further reading if you're interested.

2023-02-28 13:01:44 UTC

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Yeah, I know a few. But there are no true Scotsman right?