: Stanley N. Salthe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [FIS] Re: Concluding replies
Commenting on Arne's posting, with which I substantially agree. I find it
useful to construct a specification hierarchy of 'realms of nature' (each
of which is a cultural construct), as:
{physical dynamics {material
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Reply to Richard:
I do not wish to prolong the discussions since we are in a state of
summing
up but since you refer to my view I nevertheless feel obliged to point
out
that you, to my mind, totally got hold of the wrong end of the stick
regarding this Summers FIS-discussions about
Arne Kjellman wrote:
...however I am still annoyed with the term transformation that
suggests that information is present as parts or entities of our
environment and are transformed by human perception. I maintain
that information (or digits) rises only in a personal awareness as
a
