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Le [[rasoir de Schrödinger]] est un sophisme allant contre la loi de [[non-contradiction]] (either-or), en argumentant par quelque chose qui serait en même temps A et non A. | Le [[rasoir de Schrödinger]] est un sophisme allant contre la loi de [[non-contradiction]] (either-or), en argumentant par quelque chose qui serait en même temps A et non A. | ||
L'exemple classique est celui d'un produit ''différent'', mais ''identique'' : | |||
:Tesco said Monday that it has cut the price of basic women's razors to match the price offered for identical men's razors. [http://money.cnn.com/2017/01/02/news/economy/tesco-women-pricing-razors/] | |||
The Schrodinger tax: it's at the same time taxing too many people and not giving enough revenue. | |||
https://twitter.com/fare/status/808422944347136000 | https://twitter.com/fare/status/808422944347136000 | ||
Shrödinger's Robot: simultaneously so cheap that everyone uses its services and noone else's, yet so expensive that noone can afford them. | Shrödinger's Robot: simultaneously so cheap that everyone uses its services and noone else's, yet so expensive that noone can afford them. | ||
"where will the soon-to-be unemployed blue-collar workers get the money to buy the cheap stuff produced by the robots that took their jobs? " | "where will the soon-to-be unemployed blue-collar workers get the money to buy the cheap stuff produced by the robots that took their jobs? " | ||
[[category: sophismes]] | [[category: sophismes]] | ||
Revision as of 13 January 2017 à 03:30
Le rasoir de Schrödinger est un sophisme allant contre la loi de non-contradiction (either-or), en argumentant par quelque chose qui serait en même temps A et non A.
L'exemple classique est celui d'un produit différent, mais identique :
- Tesco said Monday that it has cut the price of basic women's razors to match the price offered for identical men's razors. [1]
The Schrodinger tax: it's at the same time taxing too many people and not giving enough revenue.
https://twitter.com/fare/status/808422944347136000
Shrödinger's Robot: simultaneously so cheap that everyone uses its services and noone else's, yet so expensive that noone can afford them.
"where will the soon-to-be unemployed blue-collar workers get the money to buy the cheap stuff produced by the robots that took their jobs? "
