I join Pedro in thanking all of the participants of the Deacon conversation - I
enjoyed it and would love to receive more comments off line - Bob
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Robert K. Logan
Prof. Emeritus - Physics - U. of Toronto
Chief Scientist - sLab at OCAD
http://utoronto.academia.edu/RobertKLog
Dear FIS Colleagues,
February is well advanced, and it is time to put a definite end to the
New Year Lecture. We have had a very interesting discussion time, though
rather silent in these final days. It was nice counting with Terry
chairmanship, he has had a very hard work with all those
resp
Dear FiSers - I am glad that Pedro has allowed this discussion to continue for
a a couple of more days so I can share two items of my work that relate to
Terry's teleodynamic-based project.
1. One item is a paper I co-authored with Stuart Kauffman and others entitled
The Propagation of Organiza
No problem Bob, we can prolong the NY Lecture some extra days. My
concern was the overload that these final messages ---more intense and
argumentative-- could be causing on Terry's time budget. It is upon him
whether he wants to continue responding in the current regime for
instance until Febru
Dear Pedro, Terry and Fellow FISers -
I was composing the email below when your email appeared asking us not to
respond any further to Terry's final remarks. I disagree with this arbitrary
cutoff as I was about to send out what follows below. It also seems an
abridgement of free speech to ask
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January 30, 2015 3:07 PM
To: Pedro C. Marijuan
Cc: 'fis'
Subject: Re: [Fis] Concluding the Lecture?
Thanks Pedro for your remarks. We have not reached our destination as you
point out but the important thing is to enjoy the journey which I certainly
have. It is inevitable that wi
: Friday, January 30, 2015 7:31 PM
To: Bob Logan
Cc: fis
Subject: Re: [Fis] Concluding the Lecture?
Thanks to Pedro and Bob for these last few comments. Indeed, like
Darwin in 1859 we are still just beginning to formulate "one long
argument" that will need to be progressively refined in the
Thanks to Pedro and Bob for these last few comments. Indeed, like
Darwin in 1859 we are still just beginning to formulate "one long
argument" that will need to be progressively refined in the decades to
come. The question is where best to begin the task of synthesizing. I
too find the metaphor of s
Thanks Pedro for your remarks. We have not reached our destination as you point
out but the important thing is to enjoy the journey which I certainly have. It
is inevitable that with such a slippery concept as information that there will
be different destinations depending on the travellers but
Dear Terry and colleagues,
At your convenience, during the first week of February or so we may put
an end to the ongoing New Year Lecture --discussants willing to enter
their late comments should hurry up. Your own final or concluding
comment will be appreciated.
Personally, my late comment
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