Thanks, Christophe.
These days I am involved in a paper on prokaryotic intelligence, and
have laterally approached the problem of cellular meaning. I am copying
a fragment below (not corrected yet). Rosen's impredicativity looks to
me an important concept to clarify things. However, rather
Real interesting, Pedro.
Regarding impredicativity, I was quite simply expecting quantum mechanics to
answer (encapsulate) the question. But I don’t know really if unpicturability
of enzyme function can somehow hooked at quantum randomness.
When you write that “living cells are enacting a new
On Thursday 02 April 2009, Pedro C. Marijuan wrote:
It conduces to realizing that the
information processing of living cells is not of the same class than the
processes of formal, predicative nature (computation).
Why computational processes should be necessarely predicative?
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Christophe
I completely agree you. Interpretation is the key issue when talking
i.e. interpreting... information. The concept of agent should be
carefully analyzed. Then pragmatics (and not only Syntax and Semantics)
becomes also a key issue, particularly in case of living agents when the
