ave
> the failure in meeting the flow continuity behind. The KaiC hexamers of
> cyanobacteria are involved in the constant update of the prefect tense in the
> progressive tense.
This point is not one essential to my program. If we can usefully model the
times and dynamics of the two worlds in integrated fashion, that is enough. We
don't have to go further with the philosophical exercise of generating one from
the other. Moreover, I question the wisdom of this because it assumes a
priority.
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yes and no.
I am intrigued by the notion introduced here recently that suggests
"intelligence" as inhabiting this new, non-parametrizable space.
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mment more on this after certain
near term demands on her time relax.
Again, I thank Yi Xin for the suggested expansion of our scope, and the
inclusion of art (and story) from Zhao.
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to consider formal issues of information, for the purposes of system
> design. This swerve in career was the result of involvement in a US
> project, which aimed to address fundamental problems with computer
> reasoning. That program was run by Ted Goranson, who is also a member of
>
tations,
order, emergence. In the worst case, the product will be a crisp
description of the different options, approaches and philosophies
with possible test protocols. If we are scientists, and as passionate
and insightful as the discussion shows, we may as well get serious,
nly shared that their
shape is difficult to detect). Of course they all overlap, and we
adjust favourite stories as new situations arise. Narrative
perspective is a system of prisms and lenses, with the angles from
one body of information informing the angles of the next.
If th
. Somehow,
I think the biologists and chemists may be worth listening to on
this, but that may be just a "religious" view. But itdoes seem that
this cusp of introspective apparent selfishness implicit in Pedro's
and Walter's posts has merit. I read St
>Pedro Marijuan wrote on 6/6/07:
>...
>Fifteen years from now FIS started its public activities.
>...
>Well, we are now close to 170 in the list
>...
>Indeed a reflection on FIS itself would be convenient at the time
>being, and probably it will take place amongst the next sessions
>...
>
>Overall
Date: Sat, 17 Mar 2007 00:42:32 -0400
To: fis@listas.unizar.es
From: Ted Goranson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [Fis] Mind, matter, meaning and information
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Welcome Robin. You can do little better than
Date: Tue, 6 Feb 2007 12:04:05 -0500
To: fis@listas.unizar.es
From: Ted Goranson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [Fis] Re: Continuing Discussion of Social and Cultural Complexity
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Igor Matutinovic wrote on 2/5/07:
Ted wrote:
I do believe that there are limits to comp
and just what
complexity is all about and what happens when the threshold of
management is exceeded.
-Best, Ted
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Let me provide my entry in this very interesting kickoff. Wondering about
the nature of complexity is a great starting issue, I think.
A reminder of where I am coming from: I believe that we will soon begin
serious work on creating a new science that leverages information as a
primitive and
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point here is as stated at the beginning, that "ontological
precedence" is key in unwrapping how QM and information inform each
other, if I can use such a reflexive notion.
Best, Ted
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ink we might say something useful
about protoethics or whatever we wish to call them.
When we make the switch from ordinary particle/noun representations
to Ted's urge/verb ones, most thing are turned inside out. The urges
become the agents, messages transform but some basic mechanics of
information should be the same in both paradigms. I presume this to
include the protoethic.
Sorry for the long message.
Best, Ted
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it places my mind in the world as an agent in some way as a
citizen.
With this, I can then use the vehicle of whatever science of
information that results to "carry" notions (presumably retailored
ones) like ethics to cells and particles, and understand both why and
how I swim in th
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