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habets, i.e., the one with n = 1.
>> When n = 3, for example, we have the so-called 3rd-order genetic alphabet
>> with 4^3 = 64 letters each consisting of 3 nucleotides, resulting in the
>> familiar codon table. Thus, the 64 genetic codons are not words as widely
>> thought (including myself
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ke to express my pleasure with the current state of our
>> discourse – an evident attempt to reach a more common understanding about
>> information issues and to enrich preliminary given assessments.
>>
>> In this regard, I would like to add my comment to Sungchul’s post of
>> J
On communication:
"Communication" needs to be more carefully distinguished from mere
transfer of physical differences from location to location and time to
time. Indeed, any physical transfer of physical differences in this
respect can be utilized to communicate, and all communication requires
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y. But the actual subject has to be
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Against "meaning"
I think that there is a danger of allowing our anthropocentrism to bias the
discussion. I worry that the term 'meaning' carries too much of a
linguistic bias.
By this I mean that it is too attractive to use language as our archtypical
model when we talk about information.
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son’s fears – mine. You, my dear reader, are thus
> my last hope that you might be able to explain the punch line to me: “Why
> is it that it does not matter downstairs that the first floor is ablaze?” I
> am genuinely curious to learn why attempting planetocide is fun. Are you
> not?
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gt; this discussion, which is necessary for the field to develop maturity. I
> thought I should add my bit, and with everyone a Happy New Year, with all
> its possibilities.
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> John
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r generalizzare il sapere:
> piuttosto che toglierlo un mattone è meglio metterlo, non per costruire
> muri di separazione o contrapposizioni, ma ponti di comunicazione. Saranno
> quelli che vengono dopo a portare altri mattoni.
> Francesco
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s tonight. L.
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can be complete. In a
> formal system that distinguishes between the two possible readings of the
> Gödel sentence (an operation that would considerably complicate the
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Hi Pedro,
Indeed, you capture a fundamental point of my
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Engineering
http://iase.info
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Thanks to Joseph for this spirited rejoinder, and to Krassimir for
reminding us that convergence is perhaps more likely to succeed than
any single-minded approach
, covariant with another shape upon
the closed surface, bound as a hyper-functor. The hyper-functor provides a
sense/response decision point between the two. IOW, a clear reference is
always associated with a response.
Regards,
Steven
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PS typo correction line 5 from bottom:
... To specify information *that* a given constraint-state of a
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I do indeed consider this relationship to be measurable and thus
expressible mathematically. This in itself doesn't mean
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... in 3-space perhaps a tetrahedron instead of a 4-leaf clover, such
that each of the 4 academic domains were more equidistant from one
another.
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Hi Pedro,
Thanks for sharing this beautiful and instructive image. I wonder if
it should
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in question the “formal” organization?
STAN
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Hi Stan,
Stan: Abiotic dissipative structures will degrade their gradients as fast
as possible given the bearing constraints. They are unconditional
maximizers. Life
PS: Oops, slight misstatement re B convection. Of course the gradient
can be reduced by the convection process.
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Hi Stan,
T: Thanks for the references. I am embarrassed to say that I don't
think that I have read the two by Kampis. I
).
* PS: Autogenesis is also not a Maximim Entropy Production process because
it halts dissipation before its essential self-preserving constraints are
degraded and therefore does not exhaust the gradient(s) on which its
persistence depends.
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