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Hervé Le Tellier
The amnesiacs have not experienced anything unforgettable |
Hervé Le Tellier
The amnesiacs have not experienced anything unforgettable
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« Let the one who does not want to hear about love rests this book. »
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Hervé Le Tellier
Enough about love |
Hervé Le Tellier
Enough about love
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« If a program desires, loves and suffers, what are the algorithms of love, suffering and desire? Am I programmed to get angry when I find out I'm a program? Do I have free will, despite everything? Is everything planned, programmed, inevitable? What dose of chaos is included in this simulation? Is there chaos, at least? Is there no way to prove that no, yes, in fact, we're not in a simulation? Do we live in a time that is only an illusion, where each apparent century lasts only a fraction of a second in the processors of the gigantic computer? What is death then, if not a simple "end" written on a line of code? Does Hitler, the Holocaust exist only in our simulation, or also in a few others, have six million Jewish programs been murdered by millions of Nazi programs? Is rape a male program that violates a female program? Aren't paranoid programs a tad more far-sighted system than others? Isn't this crazy hypothesis the most elaborate form of conspiracy theory developed in the largest possible conspiracy? »
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Hervé Le Tellier
The anomaly |
Hervé Le Tellier
The anomaly
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