Re: [Fis] The unification of the theories of information based on the cateogry theory

Dear Karl, your analysis about Wittgenstein does not take into account the second Wittgenstein, who repudiated his own idea from the Tractatus. I think, in touch with Carnap on other issues, that the use of the terms "symbol", "signal", "marker", "information" into scientific sentences does

[Fis] there is no need to number every word

Dear Karl and FIS colleagues, Yes, the Number Theory is very important basis! But, I think, there is no need to number every word. Because ... All words are already numbered We have published large monograph named “Natural Language Addressing” where we outlined this idea and presented the

Re: [Fis] The unification of the theories of information based on the cateogry theory

Using the logical language to understand Nature The discussion in this group refocuses on the meaning of the terms “symbol”, “signal”, “marker” and so forth. This is a very welcome development, because understanding the tools one uses is usually helpful when creating great works. There is

Re: [Fis] The unification of the theories of information based on the cateogry theory

Xueshan -- I think one can condense some of your insights hierarchically, as: In a system having language, information seemingly may be obtained in other ways as well. It would be a conceptually broader category. Thus (using the compositional hierarchy): [information [language [signal]]]

[Fis] Fwd: Re: The unification of the theories of information based on the cateogry theory

-- Mensaje reenviado -- De: "Jose Javier Blanco Rivero" Fecha: feb 10, 2018 9:35 AM Asunto: Re: [Fis] The unification of the theories of information based on the cateogry theory Para: Cc: Dear Xueshan, Thanks for sharing your interesting

Re: [Fis] The unification of the theories of information based on the cateogry theory

Dear Colleagues, I have read the article "The languages of bacteria" which Gordana recommended, and has gained a lot of inspiration from it. In combination with Sung's comparative linguistics exploration on cell language and human language, I have the following learning feelings to share with