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Asunto:         Sorry. I think,
Fecha:  Tue, 17 Jan 2012 16:26:48 +0800
De:     [email protected]
Responder a:    [email protected]
Para: Pedro C. Marijuan <[email protected]>, Joseph Brenner <[email protected]>, Ted <[email protected]>, Krassimir <[email protected]>
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Dear Pedro, Dear Joseph, Dear Ted, Dear Krassimir, Dear FIS Colleagues,

Sorry. I think, any science in whole discipline on world is information science, in other words, all sciences are science about information.

Floridi.L wrote, Information has thus arisen as a concept as fundamental and important as “being”, “knowledge”, “life”, “intelligence”, “meaning” or “good and evil”—all pivotal concepts with which it is interdependent and so equally worthy of autonomous investigation. It is also a more impoverished concept, in terms of which the other can be expressed and interrelated, when not defined. In this sense, Evans was right: Evans had the idea that there is a much cruder and more fundamental concept than that of knowledge on which philosophers have concentrated so much, namely the concept of information. (Luciano Floridi: "What is the Philosophy of Information?" 2002.) But I think that information cover “being”, “knowledge”, “life”, “intelligence”, “meaning” or “good and evil”.

Information is considered an ambiguity used confusedly. Information actually can be both material and mental, existing or conscious, produced or received, true or false, real or fictitious, right or wrong, remembered or forgotten, known or unknown; it can exist objectively but cannot be perceived subjectively, or vice versa; and it can be powerful or weak, have tangible or intangible value, and so on. True information is mingled with false, and sometimes it appears while sometimes it disappears. So, information, conventionally understood, is self-contradictory.

In 1948 Wiener put forward, “Information is information, not matter or energy.” What is the Information? This “Wiener maze” has been 60 years since the essential attributes of information were explored in the field of philosophy. I think, Information is the collection of three kinds of attributes of things.( Tian-qing Qiao. Definition and Essence of Information. tripleC 9(2): 342-346, 2011 ISSN 1726-670X http://www.triple-c.at) Otherwise, never shall we understand the concept “information”.

(Reference: Crick, Francis. The Astonishing Hypothesis –The Scientific Search for the Soul. 1994.)



Best wishes



QTQ





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