[Case] "While GOFC may exist, any set of relationships that occur in it, limit its freedom. It becomes less dynamic spontaneously and acausally. Or at least cause and effect emerge as forms of relationship.
Once you get a set of relatively static relationships going, even a chaotic system begins to behave deterministically if not predictably. Harmony, resonance, "equal to" "greater than", "less than", "and", "or", "nor" are all examples of types of static relationship." [Ron] And the more static relationships the more accurate the value ie, pragmatically, as Pirsig was Aiming with, drawing paralells betweeen the metaphysical system of Complementarity and the MOQ. Insofar as terming "Complementarity" as meaning many truths in using the value of their average To arrive at greater accuracy. [Ian] Assuming you were talking chaotic patterns in repeated calculations ? Interesting, it's an accurate metaphor in the sense that the rounding limits - in a calculating machine - are properties of the machine that manifest themselves in the patterns. ie the patterns are part of physical laws, but they are inherent in the process of interaction, calculation upon calculation, rather than the static machine. The attractors (patterns) exist but they exist in a "strange" dynamic space. [ron] Exactly, the limit is a result of the value to the subject. Just as what Pirsig was saying about Bohrs philosophy, it is chaotic nonsense and infinate until observed, like perception..a limit Must be set to comprehend and derive any meaning from reality, just like the rounding limit As applied to math. If there were no limits to our perception as well as the application to math, All that would be percieved is infinate and incomprehenseable and useless. The rounding limit Is the mathmatical glimpse of the process of quality. > moq_discuss mailing list Listinfo, Unsubscribing etc. http://lists.moqtalk.org/listinfo.cgi/moq_discuss-moqtalk.org Archives: http://lists.moqtalk.org/pipermail/moq_discuss-moqtalk.org/ http://moq.org.uk/pipermail/moq_discuss_archive/
