Date: Sun, 25 May 2008 15:49:41 -0400
To: fis@listas.unizar.es
From: Stanley Salthe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [Fis] list discussions
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to Rafael, Joe and Steven (my first posting his week)--
RAFAEL -
Stan,
probably the concept of order as repetition and
predictabi
Dear List, Joseph and John,
I'm not sure John's comments actually went out to the list, but they
were obviously intended to do so. I'm responding here to both as my
first post of the new week.
I do not disagree with Joseph's observations about predicate logic
with reference to describing th
Dear List Colleagues, Dear Steven,
Much discussion has branched from Steven's first paragraph. This is my
answer to his second.
If the "order we may discern in nature" refers to aspects of real
interactive and emergent processes, then in my view no truth-functional
propositional or predicate logi
> Loet -- I would think that your statement
> supports my contention that what is taken to be
> naive confrontation with order in The World,
> differs according to which naive observer we are
> interrogating. Perhaps I should mention that
> view I take here goes back to Jacob von Uexküll,
>
Loet -- I would think that your statement
supports my contention that what is taken to be
naive confrontation with order in The World,
differs according to which naive observer we are
interrogating. Perhaps I should mention that
view I take here goes back to Jacob von Uexküll,
who pointed o
