bertie

You might like the nineties Jeeves and Wooster which stars Stephen Fry as Jeeves and Hugh Laurie (of House fame) as Bertie Wooster.

It's not as if Bertie was a slap, happy old hippy himself.

Wodehouse would have Bertie Wooster and Jeeves toss out on some occasions.

Only Bertie Wilberforce Wooster could give such an awesome and useful response!

It is quite technical in places but the introductary chapters and the conclusion will do enough to put old Bertie back in his logical positivist box.

I wonder if Wodehouse ties together both types of heroes in Bertie and Jeeves!

The argument does not state that Bertie really sees a green object in the sense that light with green wave lengths enters the eye and triggers biochemical reactions.

Using mechanisms we are only now beginning to understand, Bertie causes those patterns to repeat, triggering many of the same reactions elsewhere in his brain.

Someone like Bertie Gregory could be next?

I got to the first logical argument - Bertie experiences a green thing - and could not continue: This is a valid deductive argument against materialism.

Stories involving Bertie Wooster, Jeeves, Hon.

(I'm making all of this paragraph up for illustrative purposes.) Bertie recalls a green thing.

So my first reaction to now reading that Bertie the Brain used "addition tubes" was "Really?

Can't you do that with relays?" And the reality is that Bertie the Brain was a solution looking for a problem, a demo project for these tubes, not an attempt at the simplest way to implement such a machine.

The argument talks about the experience of "greenness" as the after-image of a red object: Suppose Bertie is experiencing a green after-image as a result of seeing a red flash bulb go off; the greenness of the after-image is the quale.

> "Hermione, stop juggling those Bertie Bott’s—listen!" > “…and I’m tellin’ ya, pardner, I never laid eyes on that ornery varmint,” > “Team, I just heard about the Great Beige Sweater Incident—my new sister-in-law’s gift got dyed!

If Barry Bonds deserves an asterisk beside his name in the record books then surely so does Bertie.

If the CEO is down at a different time than the CEO's buddies then it's that Dave/Charlie/Bertie/Alice can't cope and it's the CTO's fault for not outsourcing it.

There is never any green thing in Bertie's brain, there are communication patterns.