Hi, Howard.
Answering your question hb: i'm a newcomer to these discussions. what is
the fourth great domain of science? Might be useful also for who came in
the FIS list after 2015 IS4IS Summit.
The last discussion before the conference, was A Dialog on the
Informational as the 4th Great Domain
Dear Howard and FIS colleagues,
Many thanks for your exciting comments; dealing first with Koichiro's
intriguing point on action and probabilities, I think it links with the
Quantum Bayesianism we discused last year in the list (von Baeyer's FIS
New Year Lecture), and also with Karl
Fantasies about Quantum Mechanics aside, Probability and Information are
distinct. Both are ways of speaking about the world. You may speak of
alternatives probabilistically, but you cannot say that “information is
probabilistic.
Any truth based system is necessarily flawed (Godel) and
At 9:36 PM 06/17/2015, Pedro wrote:
... What if information belongs to action,
[KM] This is a good remark suggesting that information may go beyond the
standard stipulation of first-order logic. A great advantage of mathematics
grounded upon first-order logic is to enjoy the provability or
