Ben Goertzel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tim May wrote:
As I hope I had made clear in some of my earlier posts on this, mostly
this past summer, I'm not making any grandiose claims for category
theory and topos theory as being the sine qua non for understanding the
nature of reality. Rather,
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Subject: Re: Applied vs. Theoretical
Tim May wrote:
As I hope I had made clear in some of my earlier posts on this, mostly
this past summer, I'm not making any grandiose claims for category
theory and topos theory as being the sine qua non for understanding the
nature of reality. Rather, they are things I heard about a decade or
From Osher Doctorow [EMAIL PROTECTED], Sunday Dec. 1, 2002 1243
Sorry for keeping prior messages in their entirety in my replies.
Let us consider the decision of category theory to use functors and
morphisms under composition and objects and commuting diagrams as their
fundamentals. Because of
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