How to pronounce“tars”in English

When Tarski first submitted this work to a journal in Paris, the editor Lebesgue responded dismissively, nobody's interested in the equivalence

And Tarski, he's a Bernese mountain dog.

But Tarski does. I can see that Tarski is conscious because he's got a machinery that's relatively similar to my own.

The great logician Alfred Tarski, an influence on computer science and artificial intelligence, coined Convention T as a minimal criterion

I can tell that Tarski is conscious not on behavioristic grounds.

This is exactly what Banach and Tarski did, but with a ball, like our graph, we again have four moves.

How do I know my dog Tarski is conscious and this thing here, my smartphone, is not conscious?

And all the episodes are directed by Tarsem, which is just crazy.

Somebody will always say "of Tarsis," Paul of Tarsis, but the point is people in the ancient world didn't have last names unless they were upper crust, elite, Roman aristocracy.

That same year, Tarski tried to push the axiom of choice further proving it is equivalent to the statement that squaring any infinite set would not increase its size.

Not to be deterred, Tarski sent it to a different editor at the same journal, Freche, his response, nobody's interested in the equivalence

So I am more intelligent than my dog Tarski.

Now, Tarski's pretty smart, I agree.

This is why I'm completely confident that Tarski's conscious.

there's a man who is living in the city of Tarsis, Paul's town, in the end of the 4th Century who actually lived in Paul's old house.

There's two little claws, the tarsal claws those are things that slap down on a surface and really do slap when climbing meters a second... slap and engage, despite having no adhesion,

But overall, I'm smarter than Tarski.

negative and antagonistic, with some notable exceptions like the robots in "Interstellar," TARS and CASE.

Chris DiBona: So, Tars Tarkas, Sola they’re all great, but in some ways I found the most

In 1924, two mathematicians, Stefan Banach and Alfred Tarski used it to show something that looks like a magic trick.

Chris DiBona: Along those lines, actually, the relationship that was expressed in the film between Tars Tarkas and Sola, was probably, in some ways a disappointment, right?

I've had four dogs, by they way-- Frege, Russell, Ludwig, and Tarski.