Hi Jorge
> Magnus, you write: "I would indeed contend that the
> borders between the levels are
> quite discrete and not fuzzy at all. " However in
> your Essay (in the section Answers) you write: ""The
> answer to "are animals organic or social patterns?"
> is, both."". That's the sort of proposition that fuzzy
> sets (as opposed to conventional ones) would
> accept.
So it seems, if you - as you said later on - assume: "the positioning in an
Evolution axis".
However, if you view each level as an axis of their own, the animal can have
value on both the inorganic and biological axis.
Magnus
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