Carlos Gershenson
Mexican computer scientist, and researcher at the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México.
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All human relationships are based on misunderstandings.
Winning or losing does not matter as much as what you learn from it.
If something has an explanation, you can explain it. If it has no explanation, you should explain why you cannot explain it.
All ideas are valid in the context they were created.
Before being humans, we are animals.
How can we ask ourselves how can we ask ourselves?
Objects do not depend on the concepts we have of them.
Once you know the rules of the game, you can change them.
Philosophers get paid for posing interesting questions; scientists for answering them. Thus, one cannot live without the other...
The question is not whether something is wrong with subjectivity. We are embedded in it, so we can only deal with it, or be blind and attempt to ignore it.
It is not that you cannot understand it, it is that you cannot compute it.
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