Owen Densmore wrote:
Does anybody know a good philosopher or two with time on their hands?
Just out of curiosity: why a philosopher? Why not a
scientist/mathematician? The book looked interesting when you brought
it to Friam.
-- Owen
I'd recommend a Scientist with good Mathematical skills who also
understands the broader context of Science and Mathematics which
probably makes them something of a Philosopher as well.
There are plenty of Philosophers who would not have much to offer here,
but possibly as many Scientists and Mathematicians as well.
- Steve
PS. re: Bedau and Humphreys, EMERGENCE. MIT 2008. - I'd be reading it
myself I weren't so busy reading (and writing) all these e-mails!
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