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Humean Inconsistency
I once thought David Hume's reasons for being skeptical about scientific laws were inconsistent with his arguments against miracles. He argues that we can't know about scientific laws or causes, because all we perceive are one thing happening followed by another thing happening. We don't perceive any causing, just the things we take to be cause and effect. Our taking it to be cause and effect is thoroughly irrational, Hume says, and thus we know nothing about whether there are any causes or scientific laws. For all we know, a ball you throw into the air could come back down, as you expect it, or it could turn into a bird and fly away. We expect it to do the former, but there's no reason we have to think it can't do the latter.
Hume goes on to say that we should never believe in miracles, because you should always proportion your belief to the evidence, and there is zero evidence for miracles. He rules out the very possibility of miracles, it seems, and he does this in the very same work where he has spent so much time setting up worries about whether our entire scientific understanding of the world might be wrong, leaving us with the result that, for all we know, basketballs might turn into seagulls and fly away. How can he consistently say both of these things?
But then I read Hume more closely in subsequent readings, and I came to the conclusion that Hume's approach is consistent after all. What he says in his skepticism about science is that we don't know there are scientific laws of the sort that we believe in if we think one thing makes another happen. He also says that, for all we know, unexpected things that would seem to violate the laws of physics that we believe in could be possible. But he does go on to give a pragmatist account of why we might as well believe in scientific laws anyway, since it's served us well so far, and it's not as if we can help it anyway. It's also not as if we have a choice.
But then in the miracles chapter, he gives a careful argument. He first defines probability as how often something happens in our own personal experience. Then he says that, if you haven't experienced miracles, it follows that miracles have zero probability. But why, then, could he say that plants could sprout legs and start walking around, as far as we know? Isn't that like a miracle? But he's careful here. If we believe that a plant did such a thing, we'd be believing in a miracle. We shouldn't do that, because it has zero probability. It's never happened, in my experience, so I should think it has zero probability. At the same time, I can't rule it out. So it's not impossible, as far as I know. If I did witness it, I'd have to proportion my beliefs with the evidence I then had. But as it is, I shouldn't believe in such things. I should just believe in their possibility, but I shouldn't allow for anything more than zero probability.
The key here is in defining probability in terms of how often it's happened in your experience, while defining possibility in terms of whether it's consistent with your experience. Something could then have zero probability but be well within the realm of possibility. So, because of that, I came to think that Hume's view was indeed consistent, even if it's a strange set of views.
But now I've become convinced again that there's a deep inconsistency in Hume's approach to these two issues. It has to do with his willingness to extend pragmatist arguments toward functioning the way we ordinarily do with respect to the scientific skepticism he begins with, while not extending pragmatism toward functioning the way we ordinarily do with the issue of miracles. He accepts our ordinary views on scientific laws, even though he insists that such beliefs are irrational and not grounded in anything more likely to produce true beliefs than crystal-ball gazing, at least as far as we can be sure. He relies on the testimony of other people in order to believe in regularities in nature that he can rely on to live his life. He refuses to accept the testimony of other people when it comes to miracles, however.
This is the fourth post in an ongoing series of reflections on the gospel of Mark, which I haven't been very good at keeping up with. I think at this point I might just abandon it, because the long list of posts I had ready to go disappeared with my hard drive when it failed, and I'm not excited about figuring out again what I wanted to do. Also, I was doing this as I was working through the first half of Mark in a Bible study group that I'm not able to attend this semester because it meets while I'm teaching. I wanted to gather together some of the thoughts I did save in a draft of a post a number of months ago, though. Perhaps at some point I'll decide to do some more of these now and then, but this will be the last I expect to do for now.
What I wanted to do in the post I had saved as a draft was to consider two subtle clues even in the beginning of the book of Mark that run counter to a prevailing view among scholars. A number of respected scholars have claimed that Mark represents an early portrait of Jesus from a time before what the scholars call a higher christology had developed. The idea is that Jesus wasn't perceived to be anything other than the Messiah at first, and eventually he came to be identified as God. This usually puts John's gospel as the height of the high christology, at least within the New Testament itself. They might still consider the creeds a step or two beyond that.
I don't want to challenge the idea that theological understanding developed over time. Nor am I interested in arguing that every nuance to the Johannine portrait of Jesus is in the synoptic gospels, never mind in Mark, the most simple of the synoptics by many measures, including with regard to theological statements. What I want to point out is that the gospel of Mark has two important references even in the first two chapters (in Mark 1:3 and 2:10) to things that entail, but do not make explicit, a fairly high christology.
Presuppositional Apologetics
There's a debate within those who believe in some sort of rational defense of Christianity about how it should be done. The main lines of the debate are between what I call the classical apologetics view and the presuppositional view. I've never understood the presuppositionalist position, and all the arguments I've ever seen in favor of it seem so bad to me that I have to think there's something to the view beyond what people seem to me to be saying, but I've still seen no evidence that anyone has a better statement of the view and its claims than the bad ones I've so far seen. I've finally gotten around to putting together my thoughts on why I think presuppositionalism is fundamentally mistaken.
Matthew's Use of Scripture
Not too long ago my wife and I finished reading through Matthew's gospel, and my own reading of the gospel strikes me as so far removed from the direction of a lot of scholarship. There seems to be a sense among some scholars that Matthew had a loose view of history and just sort of made things up about Jesus, not caring if many of it really happened. There's also this contrary sense from the same people that Matthew looked long and hard to find passages in the Hebrew scriptures that were vaguely similar to events in Jesus' life, usually resulting in huge stretches of the imagination to try to connect the two as if the first had been a prophecy of the second.
This combination creates a strong tension. How can it be both that Matthew twists OT passages way out of context and that he invents stories that never happened to fulfill those same OT passages? If he was in the business of inventing stories that never happened, he could have made it so that they were closer to the events as described in the OT passages he's referencing. That suggests that he's not simply inventing stories and finding OT passages to fit them. I think it's absolutely obvious and not even an open question that there are many levels of what it might mean to fulfill something, and Matthew is well aware of that.
The view I'm questioning assumes only the kind of fulfillment that simplistic apologists assume when they say that a reference to an OT passage is about Jesus simply because the NT references it, then listing countless passages and giving the sum of all this as an argument that Jesus must have been who he said he was because he fulfilled so many prophecies. Not all the fulfillment in the NT is that kind of fulfillment, as if some prophet said something and it was about Jesus and not about anything else.
Some people say something like the following:
"You can't quote the Bible to prove the Bible because it's circular reasoning."
There's something about what they're saying that's right. The following is a bad argument:
1. The Bible says it's the word of God.
2. I can trust what it says, since it's the word of God.
3. Therefore, I can trust it when it says it's the word of God, so I should believe that it's the word of God.
However, that's not the only thing someone can mean when saying that the Bible can count as evidence for Christianity. I have in mind a very different kind of argument. What Christians call the Old Testament (and what scholars today call the Hebrew Bible) could have taken something like 1500 years to produce, perhaps shorter but certainly well over 1000 years even by liberal estimates (though how much of it one says is early depends on one's presuppositions). Adding in the New Testament (or Greek Bible, if you prefer that name) brings it to 1500-2000 years. Think about what's happened in the last 2000 years.
Two related arguments come to mind. One has to do with prophecy. The other is from the unity of the Bible.
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LindseyWalczak replied to LindseyWalczak's topic in EnglishThanks for your response, I appreciate it. I worked with an ottb in Florida for a while, wasn't my horse, but I was really the only one working with her. But, that's the only prior experience I have with an ottb and I've been doing a lot more reading on them and trust me, this horse is not at all what you'd expect. I was very surprised; he is so quiet, listens extremely well, and knows quite a bit. Yes, he will need some retraining, but just riding him for 30 minutes he was moving nicely and on the bit. He actually has different speeds, jog, trot, lope, canter. Again, I don't know a lot about ottb's and this is only the 3rd one I've ever ridden, but he rides like a dream, and his last race was about a month ago. I think it really depends on him; of course if I feel he surely isn't ready I won't push him. :) Thanks for the bit advice as well :)
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LindseyWalczak posted a topic in EnglishHey all, I'm getting an OTTB, he's getting vet checked on Friday and as long as he passes, he's mine! The guy i'm getting him from hasn't had him very long and was only on him twice before I rode him. The bit he's been riding him with is a low port loose cheek (http://www.statelinetack.com/item/at-low-port-loose-cheek-low-port-western-bit-5in/SLT735563/). I bought one of these to use on him, the only problem is this is a western bit. I'd like to get an english equivalent since I may be showing him as early as the end of August, and definitely will be showing him at some point, so I can't be showing in a western bit. It looke like the only bits that look like that one (just english) are Myler bits. I just don't want to spend $100 on a bit and it not be what I was looking for, so I'd like your opinions on what type of english bit you think would be a good equivalent to the western one. thanks!
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Bought blaze orange hoping my brown dog would be more visible/ look less deer-like during hunting season. Tried this around his neck and it lasted maybe 5 minutes. Tops. It was off his neck as soon as he could figure it out.
High Fashion
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As much as I love my dog, I knew she had to have a buff of her own. The colors are great, but I really wish it was a little longer! She's a newfoundland, basically a little black bear, and the material kind of got lost around her mane... You can't really see it at all since it's so short and rolls up on itself. I should have known since she's got so much fur, but I was really hopeful! Ended up getting one for our friend's puppy who isn't quite as big (yet) and it worked great for him. Super cute little accent for your furry friend, just beware it may be lost on them if they're super furry!
Adorable Buff for a dog
I purchased this buff in blue for my daughter's dog. It is adorable! I love the little bones in the design and the reflective bits!
The fit wasn't right
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
- Fit: Runs small
I think that this is a great product overall, the issue that I had was that my puppy was in between the medium and the large size. So if you can find the right size by all means get one
Glad I have one
I just ordered the dog buff. I have not received it yet. My dog had some growths removed from the top of her head. Her head was shaved and she has stitches. I put my half buff on her, to cover her head, to protect her from the sun. We are just going out to go to the bathroom, but I want her to be as safe as possible. It would have been useful to know the dimensions of the Buff instead of s/m and m/l. She isn't that happy with a "babushka" on her head. She would rather have it as a neck piece. But my aim is her long term happiness by keeping the sun off her head until she heals and her hair grows back.
Stylish and useful.
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
This buff looks great and fits around my 70lb bulldog's fat neck. It also provides some decent reflection when I am walking him at night. I can tell my dog feels fancy when he's wearing it.
dogs in buffs
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
our dog looks so adorable in this buff. it is the upgraded version of the traditional bandana. We put it on her for any outing- a hike, camping, snowshoeing, or even just a walk around the neighborhood. It is great a night because the added reflective strip allows for a little more visibility.
walk in style.
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
- Fit: True to size
I purchased the tiedye buff for my sisters dog.
-It's so adorable and stylish.
-I bought the S/M for a boston terrier but it seems to still be a tad big. Not by much.
-With that being said I think if it was tighter it would be warmer but it isn't all that thick. So if your looking for warmth I would probably get something else.
-My sister loves that it has the reflective strip on it. Its easier for your dog to be seen at night.
-She also still put the collar on the dog with the buff.
-Great gift for a pet.


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Chavez, Kirchner Change Financial Architecture
Miguel Lozano
Caracas.- More than a boost to bilateral relations, Argentina and Venezuela inked several agreements that lay out the base for regional integration and open the way to a new world financial architecture.
The wide list of accords for industrial development, oil and gas exploitation, agricultural coop, trade and others, a memorandum of understanding stands out for the creation in a term of 120 days of the Bank of the South.During a two-day visit of the president of Argentina, Nestor Kirchner, the heads of state signed 17 instruments of cooperation, including the start of Block Ayacucho 6 in the Orinoco Oil Belt by Argentinian company ENARSA.
The memorandum of understanding establishes the creation of the Bank of the South, an institution that has emerged in the bilateral level but with multilateral vocation.Kirchner himself explained that the decision of both governments pretends to boost a project much talked about but still not in operation, reason for which membership is open to other member countries.
On the subject, Chavez advanced that Bolivia, Ecuador and Brazil are interested in taking part of the institution whose purpose is to finance economic and social development plans.Thus Argentina and Venezuela open an unprecedented option in the so-called world financial architecture, dominated by the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund, whose policies have been criticized for being invasive.
In the middle term, the Bank of the South can become an option for developing countries which will be able to assimilate the monetary reserves of nations that are today deposited in the United States and Europe.Chavez recalled that only his country´s reserves, together with those of Argentina and Brazil reach jointly 150 billion dollars, part of which may be withdrawn from banks in the north to fill the coffers of the new institution.
As of today, Argentinian and Venezuelan experts will have 120 days to lay out a plan of action, the bank´s statutes, round up resources, estimate initial capital and other technical aspects, with which an unprecedented door will be opened in the world of finances.
The strengthening of livestock production in Venezuela with Argentina´s coop, projects of cooperation in health and medicine, exchange of experience, consultancy and training of professionals are among the accords inked during Kirchner´s visit.Also it was agreed to establish information exchange between the Agencia Nacional de Noticias de Argentina (TELAM) news agency and the Agencia Bolivariana de Noticias (ABN) of Venezuela and cooperation between diplomatic institutes of both nations.
Memos of understanding in the field of electrical equipment, import of buses with motors that run with natural gas and its reconversion, a contract for supplying fuel oil Venezuela agreed to finance Argentinian dairy cooperative Sancor and the participation of Argentinian companies in the exploitation of oil in the Orinoco Belt.Chavez finally estimated that by its reach, the accords mark the beginning of a South American national project of integration like the one predicted by Argentinian Jose de San Martin and Venezuelan Simon Bolivar in the 19th Century.
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The region would fall into a debt-deflationary spiral, gross domestic product would fall by a cumulative 5pc. The debt restructuring could wipe €800bn (£686bn) from private sector wealth in the eurozone.
The knock-on effect would be a second recession in the UK, with a 1pc fall in GDP in 2012 followed by a 0.2pc fall in 2013.
That is just one of four possible scenarios examined by PwC in a report entitled What next for the eurozone?
The accountancy firm goes further than Bank of England policymakers and Office for Budget Responsibility forecasters who in the past month have shied away from quantifying the impact of the various possible outcomes of the eurozone debt crisis.
However, PwC falls short of measuring the possible impact of a total disintegration of the monetary union, concluding this to be unlikely.
Other scenarios examined are monetary expansion and a Greek exit from the euro, which were the most likely outcomes according to PwC, as well as a new currency bloc, which PwC said was less likely.
PwC said that whatever happens over the coming weeks, the eurozone would be unrecognisable by the end of next year, and a "harsh adjustment to a new fiscal reality" will be unavoidable.
"Expect surprises next year. We are currently experiencing unprecedented levels of uncertainty in the eurozone," said Yael Selfin, head of macro-consulting and one of the report's authors."
"The eurozone that re-emerges next year is likely to be very different to the one we know today and the implications for business within and outside this region are enormous."
She warned that businesses and companies both within the region and beyond should be prepared for all possible outcomes, ready to act quickly and an informed manner.
As the UK's most important trading partner, receiving around 50pc of exports, a prolonged downturn in the eurozone would hit Britain's trade performance and therefore limit growth.
On the plus side, PwC said a further escalation of the eurozone crisis could propel the UK's reputation as a safe haven for capital, boosting gilt sales and lowering borrowing costs.
The report concluded that a resolution to the current phase of the crisis was likely around the first quarter of 2012, not least because significant tranches of sovereign debt are due for refinancing by early Spring, bringing matters to a head.
"Although it will have taken politicians two years to face up to the moment, the resolution they finally agree is likely to be implemented overnight in order to minimise market actions that can make it harder to implement," said Ms Selfin.
The European Central Bank is given the go-ahead to inject significant liquidity into the most vulnerable eurozone economies and banks .
Both the region and the UK would avoid a recession. Eurozone interest rates are kept low in the short term but inflation rises well above its 2pc target and the euro falls as much as 20pc against the dollar. Under this scenario PwC estimates the UK economy would grow by 0.5pc in 2012, and 2.1pc in 2013.
The ECB would embark on a large-scale bond purchasing programme and would be able to step in as lender of last resort if deemed necessary. After a period of high inflation, it would return to target by 2016.
Resources of the European Financial Stability Facility would be boosted by donations from member countries as well as those outside the eurozone in a bid to boost stability in the region. There would be a credible commitment from countries to reduce deficits to below 3pc of GDP within three years.
Germany and France decide that the eurozone in its current form is unsustainable and moves to a smaller, more tightly-regulated currency bloc.
Fiscal and monetary institutions are integrated, and the new bloc includes Germany, France, the Netherlands and Finland, as well as some of the stronger new member states
There would be a new Maastricht Treaty, and those countries from the old regime not included go their separate ways.
The new eurozone benefits from an inflow of capital and a boom in domestic demand but loses competitiveness. The region's economy would grow by 0.25pc in 2012, 2.5pc in 2013, and 2.5pc in 2014. The fate of those countries left out in the cold - including Spain, Italy, Portugal, Ireland and Greece - is much worse.
The UK economy stagnates next year with just 0.1pc growth, before recovering in 2013 with 2pc growth.
This would involve a programme of voluntary debt restructuring among the most indebted eurozone countries and would have the most adverse impact on growth.
It would trigger a prolonged recession of up to three years in the region, resulting in a cumulative loss in GDP of around 5pc. Those countries with banks with the greatest exposure to restructured bonds in Italy, Greece and Portugal would face the biggest economic contraction.
Under this scenario PwC estimates the UK economy would also slide back into recession, contracting by 1pc in 2012, and 0.2pc in 2013.
The eurozone would face the possibility of a debt-deflationary spiral, and a prolonged reliance among the most indebted countries on support from the stronger economies.
Greece is compelled to leave the eurozone and its economy falters, with a rapid depreciation of its new currency and an inflation spike.
The impact on the eurozone is relatively small because Greece accounts for just 2pc of the region's GDP but it needs to act decisively to avoid contagion and to restore confidence in the single currency.
It moves to protect the euro with tough fiscal discipline but still endures a recession of up to two years. The recession would be worst in Portugal, Ireland, Spain and Italy.
Greece's exit would act as a wake-up call to other eurozone members , prompting them to take tougher action to resolve their own problems.
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Hello and welcome to exampundit. Here are the GA Questions asked in RBI Assistant Mains 2017. These are shared by Vikas Pandey and Tanmay!
- Who launched Project Nischay? – IDBI Bank
- Gorakhpur is situated on the bank of _______. – Rapti River
- Dudhwa National Park is located in ________. – Uttar Pradesh
- Sowa- Rigpa medicine by which country – Tibet
- What is the full form of BCSBI – Banking Codes and Standards Board of India
- Lalit Upadhyay related to which field – Sports (Hockey Player)
- Amman is the capital city of – Jordan
- Definition of Mutilated Notes – Mutilated banknote is a banknote, of which a portion is missing or which is composed of more than two pieces.
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- Gudi padwa festival celebrated in which state – Maharashtra
- 2017 Noble prize in Physics won by whom – Rainer Weiss. Barry C. Barish. Kip S. Thorne.
- Girija devi is associated with which of the following field – Singer
- How much percent of Indian Household covered by bank accounts – 58.7%
- CISF Headquarter is located in which city – New Delhi
- Loktak lake is located in which Indian State – Manipur
- According to which act Banks can share their dividend among shareholders? – Banking Regulation Act, 1949
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- National Insurance Academy in state of – Pune, Maharashtra
- Who is the Finance minister (state) in Modi's government – Shiv Pratap Shukla
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- Which of the day is observed on 10th November – World Science Day for Peace and Development
- In LAB , A stands for what – Area
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(Age 81) Sandra Jean Hufford McLindon died peacefully July 29, 2017 in Bethesda, Maryland. A devoted wife, a loving mother, and child rearing consultant, Sandi was artfully creative, especially with second hand items, and had a unique view of the world. Her love for Joe Gibbs' Redskins was only surpassed by her love for bowling and her bowling gals. Sandi enjoyed her family and friends, and a heartfelt connection to everyone she met. Sandi's heart was complete when she would gaze over the river from her perch at Colonial Beach. Burns was her true love, a match that could only be made in heaven, and that's where they will remain peacefully together. Survivors include four adoring children, Lisa Flores (Julian) of Chevy Chase, MD, Michele Keller (David) of Damascus, MD, E.B. McLindon II of Bethesda, MD, and Megan McLindon of Alexandria, VA; and five grandchildren Molly, Julian Jr., Riley, Grace, and Maggie. Friends may call at St. Bartholomew's, 6900 River Road, Bethesda, MD 20817 on Saturday, August 5, 2017 at 10:30 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 11:00 a.m. In lieu of flowers, contributions in her memory may be made to St. John's College High School, 2607 Military Road, NW, Washington, DC 20015.
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THE PROM Musical on Broadway
Everyone's invited to the joyous Broadway hit THE PROM that New York Magazine calls "smart and big-hearted" and The New York Times declares a Critic's Pick! It's a new musical comedy about big Broadway stars, a small town, and a love that unites them all. Billboard cheers, "THE PROM is Hairspray meets Dear Evan Hansen!" Variety raves, "It's so full of happiness that you think Read More »Find out more »
Green & Blue at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2019
Green & Blue by Laurence McKeown and directed by Paula McFetridge is a show about borders. It explores the painful and humorous realities faced by the individuals who patrolled the Irish border during the height of the conflict. The play is based on stories gathered from Royal Ulster Constabulary and An Garda Síochána Officers who were stationed on the border. The production fuses theatre and Read More »Find out more »
Join us for the 11th Annual Short Play Festival, with 6 new works created to the theme APPROVAL PENDING in our 5-month Women's Work LAB. LPTW members include Melody Brooks (producer), Kimberly Loren Eaton and Mary Hodges (directors), Sherry Friedman (Playwright) and Meganne George (Production Designer). To find out more visit our website for descriptions and schedule.Find out more »
PASSAGEWAYS: Songs of Connection, Abnormal and Sublime
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The Twelve, Barna Village, Barna, Co. Galway
The Twelve hotel Galway always has its finger on the pulse when it comes to food, and their new project is hot, hot, hot!
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The hub of Bearna Village, Galway, and a destination in its own right, The Pins Bar Bistro and Bakery has been awarded Ireland's Best Gastro Pub Award and Pizza Dozzina is the only pizzeria in Ireland accepted into the Napoli Association of Pizza Mak
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Yet another "news" story that drives me nuts. What is the fascination with Alec Baldwin's marital and family problems? I am all for knowing a bit about the entertainers that show up on the big small screens, but diving into their problems is not what I consider news or even remotely entertaining. Are we just so enthralled by peeking into these famous peoples' lives? Do we get a kick out of seeing that yes, even famous people have problems? Maybe deep down (or perhaps not so deep) we want to…Read More
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We've been on a James Bond kick recently, and with Skyfall breaking the record for biggest Bond film opening weekend, it's worth discussing how the brand has evolved. More than once in my relatively brief advertising career, I've heard the words "It should be sort of… sort of James Bond-ish." or "You know Double-O seven s%@*, man." The iconic character that became a brand has evolved into an adjective. And this is the greater truth. After almost 60 years of being in existence, the James Bond brand is one of…Read More


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Hmm that's odd. If the scores were identical I'd expect different sort order, since we tie-break by internal docID. But if the scores are different... the insertion order shouldn't matter. And, the score should not change as a function of insertion order... Do you have a small test case? Mike McCandless http://blog.mikemccandless.com On Mon, Apr 2, 2012 at 5:28 PM, Benson Margulies <email@example.com> wrote: > We've observed something that, in some ways, is not surprising. > > If you take a set of documents that are close in 'score' to some query, > > and shuffle them in different orders > > and then see what results you get in what order from the reference query, > > the scores will vary according to the insertion order. > > I can't see any way to argue that it's wrong, but we find it > inconvenient when we are testing something and we want to multithread > the test to speed it up, thus making the insertion order > nondeterministic. > > It occurred to me that perhaps you all have some similar concerns in > testing lucene itself, and might have some advice about how to get > around it, thus this email. > > We currently observe this with 2.9.1 and 3.5.0. > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com > For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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