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Discussion of "kardacevo"
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Comment #1:
Standard?
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Curtis W Franks (Tue Apr 24 19:36:20 2018)
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I propose the introduction of another sumti slot for the standard being used.
The basic Kardashev scale is defined so as to output numbers only 1, 2, and 3 (and presumably 0); how it determines output is a little handwavy, but it is uses booleans (probably fuzzy logic) in order to determine whether a civilization has 'mastered' (whatever that means) a certain environmental factor and source of energy such that the greater the accomplishment, the greater the output value (with 3 being the greatest).
There are a lot of generalizations and derived scales which do things like well-define the domain and the function which does the mapping, interpolate or extrapolate from the former, or measure different things (such as information availability/usage). I would claim that these are all basically the Kardashev scale and, in any case, are all kardacevo ckilu. Thus, it would be good to be able to specify which exactly is meant.
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Comment #2:
Re: Standard?
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gleki (Wed Apr 25 08:16:22 2018)
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krtisfranks wrote: > I propose the introduction of another sumti slot for the standard being > used. > > The basic Kardashev scale is defined so as to output numbers only 1, 2, and > 3 (and presumably 0); how it determines output is a little handwavy, but it > is uses booleans (probably fuzzy logic) in order to determine whether a > civilization has 'mastered' (whatever that means) a certain environmental
> factor and source of energy such that the greater the accomplishment, the
> greater the output value (with 3 being the greatest). > > There are a lot of generalizations and derived scales which do things like > well-define the domain and the function which does the mapping, interpolate > or extrapolate from the former, or measure different things (such as > information availability/usage). I would claim that these are all basically > the Kardashev scale and, in any case, are all kardacevo ckilu. Thus, it > would be good to be able to specify which exactly is meant.
feel free to change the def.
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