Dear Michel,
Ø Stating that information does not exist may be compared to stating that a cloud does not exist: it is hard to define it rigorously and its frontiers are highly fuzzy, but everybody is sure that it exists. The problem is here the exist. This easily lead to reification. For example, you formulate: Ø Thus I would not seek information here. In my opinion, information can be entertained as a concept in a discourse. It can then also be defined, for example, as probabilistic entropy. I like Husserls term cogitatum which he added in the Cartesian Meditations to Descartes distinction between res extensa and res cogitans. Information cannot to be found as res extensa. Best wishes, Loet
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