Hello Andre

That was just a practical example. It's meant to help illustrate the point,
rather than being the point. So you really don't have to follow that thread,
even it makes clearer what I meant with what was said before the example.
But my mode of thought has, I think, always been kind of geometric. When I
was four years old I remember pondering the infinity of the universe. I
couldn't get it together then. I thought, "if the universe is finite, then I
must be able to imagine it having an end, after which nothing follows, but I
can't do that. But if it is infinite, then I must imagine something which
just continues without an end, but I can't do that either." Of course, you
could imagine it as a kind of closed space, but I didn't know that then: and
even if someone had told me I wouldn't have been able to follow, that is
"grasp" what he meant.
I don't know, but perhaps you are more of the algebraic kind? (you can
always express the same thing either geometrically or algebraically)
I like to think in wider "wholes" rather than sequences of details, but many
people prefer that approach.

/A

-----Original Message-----
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Sent: den 28 oktober 2010 17:20
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [MD] The Dynamics of Value

Alex to Ham/Mark and others:

Perhaps this is just nonsense, but anyway

Andre:
Hi Alex. It probably isn't for someone who understands it. I just don't,
despite having put in some effort over the years. When I get confronted with
things like:

'The probability that a signal is propagated through any specific
synapse when a neuron fire is a number between zero and one. The total
number of possible connections between neurons would be a function of the
number of neurons, N,

f(N)=(N(N-1)/2

In this simplified particular instance, I would term this number of a
maximally connected network...'

I completely switch off. Mind you, this is just me. It makes absolutely no
sense to me whatsoever. I just prefer talking metaphysics.

Cheers.

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