Dear Jon,

Yes, it is very useful for me as a beginner. Thank you. The text clarified a few things for me. Also, it makes me more confident that poetic hierarchy that I propose can account for reasoning (deductive, inductive and abductive). That is, I think I may have a structure of (cybernetic) machinery that can perform all these kinds of reasoning.

However, I am not confident until other experts, such as yourself, concur to my assertion. Hence, I hope that someone will read the paper on practopoiesis one day and give me more detailed feedback on where I am in respect to Peirce, and where one can go further.

The prospect of having grasped the essence of the machinery that enables humanlike thought makes me thrilled. However, without having some agreement from the side of peers, I will continue worrying that my conclusions are tainted by an unhealthy dose of wishful thinking.

I attached a table showing how different architectures of cybernetic (or practopoietic) machinery offer different adaptive capabilities, which are then paralleled by different capabilities to support ever advancing types of reasoning.

I need to know how much sense this whole thing makes to experts in Peirce's work.

Thank you very much.

Danko

On 27 Mar 2015 23:20, "Jon Awbrey" <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:

   Danko, List,

   Here is a section from one of my early drafts on Inquiry Driven
   Systems that may add some ideas to the recent discussion.

   
http://intersci.ss.uci.edu/wiki/index.php/Introduction_to_Inquiry_Driven_Systems#The_Pragmatic_Approach_to_Inquiry

   Regards,

   Jon

   http://inquiryintoinquiry.com

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