Dear Dr. Isiegas,
I will add my support to the extended concept of information that inheres in
the work of Robert Ulanowicz and John Collier. I would just add that I like
to call it information-as-process, to call attention to its 'structure'
being dynamic, with individual neurones involved
Dear Pedro, Carolina and FIS Colleagues,
Firstly I want to congratulate Pedro and team for new FIS web site!
It looks nice and I am sure it will be useful tool for all of us.
Secondly – what is Neuroinformation?
From point of view of General Information Theory, it is needed a Subject for
Dear all - I support Joseph's remarks and would suggest that information in
general is a process that unfortunately is formulated as a noun. Inspired by
Bucky Fuller's I think I am a verb I suggest that Information is a verb It is
a verb because it describes a process. Although that solves one
Dear Bob,
I think, there is no conflict between two points of view – information may be a
process and it may be a static depending of what kind of reflection it is.
For instance, we reflect the world around:
- as static - by photos, art images, sculptures, etc.;
- as dynamic - by movies, theater
Cari Tutti,
Krassimir Markov ha ragione. L'informazione è un processo spazio-temporale
statico-dinamico. Un'opera d'arte o un bene culturale è nello stesso tempo
informato e informatore.Per questo è meglio parlare di tras-informazione.
La Neuroinformation è la più alta e completa forma di
