Philosophy of Everything

Problem: Google Search Engine (GSE) has multiple issues in indexing Google Blogger pages. Especially the ?m=1 redirect on Blogspot cannot be actually solved by any solution I found on Internet, and this confused Google Search Engine with Mobile crawler (not Bing, LOL!) What did NOT work for fixing ?m=1 redirect: Add JavaScript to Redirect URLs Without the m=1 Suffix - this only change the URL for browser, the m=1 redirect is still there. Use Canonical URL to Avoid Indexing the m=1 URL Version - this is already done; you can try to make the ?m=1 version as canonical, however Google does not like this either. Under Mobile, set the option to “No. Show desktop theme on mobile devices” - that knob was removed from Blogspot Setting Blogspot to serve the Desktop page for mobile - this only replaces the content, but it will still do the ?m=1 redirect for mobile crawlers (like Google) using an older Blogspot Theme - the ?m=1 redirect is not in the theme anymore using custom domain configured ...

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"All models are wrong Some of them are useful" ( aphorism  in  statistics ) Belief is in your deeds Let's observe first that we can never contain the whole complexity of the world in our brain. In most situations, we often use fuzzy heuristics to take decisions. For example, when a child makes a small mistake, you can never know if it's best for his future to punish him or to forgive him. The punishment might teach him to not do it again. The forgiveness might teach him to forgive and would protect his self esteem. We usually use our intuition and just hope it does not matter so much if we are wrong. We have stronger guidelines for more serious situations. "You shall not murder" is widely accepted as a strong rule in both religious and secular societies. However, there are exceptions to this rule, for example it's usually acceptable to kill someone to prevent more harm - like other killings. The only way to assess someone's adherence to a certain bel...

As humans are less and less inclines to read long articles, I guess I will need to start writing philosophy for... robots. What would be different in a philosophy for robots/AI or any artificial intelligence? Well, human Morality is deeply based on the value of Humanity thriving - if we want to admit it or not. We cannot easily imagine applying the same  morality to rats , for example. A morality for robots could be, for example, human-centric or robot-centric. The first would look like a religion that worship Humanity. The later would be very detrimental to humans, as what is good for robots might enter into conflict with what is good for humans. For a while we might find common interests that benefit both, however a conflict might be unavoidable. Or we can both adopt a Morality based on Information thriving through Universe. That information would include both humans and robots, along with some other forms of preserving and copying information. The bio-diversity of plants a...