[Fis] Physical Information

2006-07-19 Thread Karl Javorszky
Michael wrote: So, according to Landauer, and many scientists who have read his work, the correspondence of information with the experienced, physical world is definite. End Michael. Unfortunately, Landauer did not follow up his brilliant insight. He says: no logical relation without objects to

[Fis] Physical Information

2006-07-19 Thread Karl Javorszky
John Holgate wrote: The relationship between the phenomenon information and the material world is what information science IS YET TO DISCOVER. (emphasis added by K.) End John. This is obviously false. The relationship between the phenomenon information and the material world is what information

[Fis] Joined in consensus - after all!

2006-09-19 Thread Karl Javorszky
Title: Yes, indeed there is consensus Yes, indeed there is consensus. Let me go thru Arne’s points about the functioning of the brain so that we can deepen the consensus. Arne: I will also take the opportunity to say that my point with formulating the realist's dilemma was to point out

[Fis] Joined in consensus - after all!

2006-09-20 Thread Karl Javorszky
Title: Yes, indeed there is consensus Dear Andrei, Let me answer to your questiona: > If I follow your argument, I should again come > to picture of OBJECTIVE REALITY and human beings creating models of this > reality A system of counting does not reflect "objective reality" in a str

[Fis] Laws of physics and how we count them

2006-11-02 Thread Karl Javorszky
Dear friends, We have a wonderful measuring instrument, our number system, which is lovely and reliable, tautologic, in itself exact. Our only problem is that if we lay this measurement instrument over the thing we measure it with, we cannot understand the measurement results. Either we say that

[Fis] genetics: the most outstanding problem, SOLVED

2006-11-07 Thread Karl Javorszky
Dear Stan, In your last posting, you said: > SS: Of course, the origin of the genetic system is arguably the most >outstanding problem facing natural science. It seems that, other than the >(to me) unconvincing RNA World idea, there is no compelling model of it. The model that the RNA (tog

[FIS] Modeling Complexity

2007-02-07 Thread karl javorszky
Dear Fis, the discussion appears to move in a very interesting direction, connecting the experiences learnt by the kid with the subject the kid learned. How this subtle connection influences our concepts about Nature is a central philosophical problem. In my contributions in the last few years, t

Re: [Fis] Continuing Discussion of Social and Cultural Complexity

2007-03-01 Thread karl javorszky
Dear Colleagues, the discussion about complexity leads us back to our basic assumptions. The core point appears to be, how we perceive a): the world, and b): what we think about the world, and c): how a) and b) fit together. This can be formalised into a) how we feel, b) how we think, c) how w

Re: [Fis] Continuing Discussion of Social and Cultural Complexity

2007-03-08 Thread karl javorszky
Let me add to Igor's points about instability: "Redundancy/diversity, on the other hand, is essential ... It creates informational entropy and gives a momentum to material/energy entropy production ..." that redundancy/diversity DOES NOT GET CREATED it isd always there, but we choose to neglect it

Re: [Fis] Continuing Discussion of Social and Cultural Complexity

2007-03-08 Thread karl javorszky
ere - it evolves - . Best Igor - Original Message - *From:* karl javorszky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> *To:* fis@listas.unizar.es *Sent:* Thursday, March 08, 2007 1:00 PM *Subject:* Re: [Fis] Continuing Discussion of Social and Cultural Complexity Let me add to Igor's points about instab

Re: [Fis] about fis discussions

2007-06-06 Thread karl javorszky
Dear FIS, Pedro is - as is his habitude - too modest again. He has through 15 years of patient work nurtured into being a discussion forum about the fundametals of information, as a general, basic, philosophical topic. To my knowledge, this endeavour is unique. Even more startling appears to some

Re: [Fis] about fis discussions

2007-06-06 Thread karl javorszky
-- Loet Leydesdorff Amsterdam School of Communications Research (ASCoR), Kloveniersburgwal 48, 1012 CX Amsterdam. Tel.: +31-20- 525 6598; fax: +31-20- 525 3681 [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; http://www.leydesdorff.net/ -- *From:* [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] *On

Re: [Fis] info & meaning

2007-10-08 Thread karl javorszky
Let me support Pedro's main theses: Pedro: we live in a period comparable to that as Zero was evolved. Yes, we do. The concept is unusual, expresses a feeling that we can share, has no clear understanding yet, is in some ways revolutionary. Pedro: The Zero as a concept lies behind all numbers. Its

Re: [Fis] more thoughts about Shannon info

2007-11-07 Thread karl javorszky
The model proposed for numeric treatment of information answers following points raised by Shannon and Logan: Logan: > The inspiration for adopting the word entropy in information theory comes > from the close resemblance between Shannon's formula and the very similar > formula from thermodynamic

[Fis] DNA sequencing, intron-extron data needed

2008-01-17 Thread karl javorszky
Dear Pedro and Colleagues, some progress has been made in the translation table between 3 times 1_of_4 in a sequence and 20 resp. 21 logical markers being matched to one the other. The next task appears to be to find out the iterations between introns and extrons. Would you please advise me, where

Re: [Fis] order/disorder in the list

2008-06-03 Thread karl javorszky
The conceptualisation of the "info problem" has made several steps forward. In fact, the concept behind "information" appears to be transmitted by the diversity properties of a symbol. We traditionally disregard the diversity property of symbols in the way of thinking we are used to call "rational

Re: [Fis] European Research?

2009-09-22 Thread karl javorszky
Dear Colleagues, solving the puzzles of our generation certainly requires a co-ordinated effort from many sciences. Research into the functions of the human brain has unearthed some perceptional artefacts of humans. These methods of perceptions are optimised for the tasks of biologic entities - as

Re: [Fis] FW: Fw: Definition of Knowledge?

2009-10-07 Thread karl javorszky
The key word is CONTRASTING. Whatever it is we discuss, we contrast it to that we do not discuss. Therein lies a great danger and opportunity. Contrasting that what is a part of our knowledge with that which we do not know we can get used to the idea of foreground and background. We utilise trhe fo

Re: [Fis] [Fwd: FW: Definition of Knowledge] from Bill Hall

2009-10-15 Thread karl javorszky
Question: "What, exactly, is the hypothesis?" Answer (proposal): We state, as a hypothesis I. - Basics - , that: a) human knowledge arises from simplifications of neural impressions into communicable patterns; b) specific communicable patterns arise regularly in temporal connections with specific n

[Fis] Looking for cooperating institutions - eu money

2010-01-27 Thread karl javorszky
Dear Colleagues, it appears that the basic mechanism of the regulation at work in genetics has been found and the logic can be explained and made quite understandable - even for those who believe themselves to be challenged in numerical approaches. There is Big Money in this, as the explanation a

Re: [Fis] curious chronicle

2010-07-12 Thread karl javorszky
There was some truth in this epic. The Spanish were more elegant and flexible. The group ballet coordination was lighter. They deserved it well. Bravo, Espana! 2010/7/12 Pedro C. Marijuan > Dear FIS colleagues, > > More than a soccer match? Please, have a glance at the chronicle below > by Chri

Re: [Fis] Fluc replies - more. Reply to Gordana

2010-09-29 Thread karl javorszky
Dear FIS, the discussion here is excitingly interesting from the standpoint of formal logic. The points that one may comment on regard: tautology structure totality of structures interacting with one another epistemological constructions relationship be

[Fis] Modeling the concept of information

2010-10-06 Thread karl javorszky
Question: how closely a theory of information must be wedded to physics. Answer: Physics is a comprehensive model of Nature. If Nature obeys 1 (one) comprehensive set of interrelated logical facts, then physics' partial results (like optics, thermodynamics, electricity, solid state mechanics, etc.

[Fis] strings, vacua, structures

2010-11-17 Thread karl javorszky
Dear colleagues, the term "string" as mentioned by Joseph triggers a comment. We can use the term "string" like any of the terms "sqrt()", "sin()","route between()", etc. The term "string" does have a solid concept behind it, but, alas, it needs more arguments. A string is to be observed to conne

Re: [Fis] Doctrine of Limitation. Logical Tool

2010-12-02 Thread karl javorszky
Dear Fis, one can use a stable model used by neurology and psychology to come closer to understanding how our brain works. This can help to formulate the thoughts Pedro mentioned being obscure. One pictures the brain as a quasi-meteorological model of an extended world containing among others swam

Re: [Fis] reply to Javorsky

2010-12-03 Thread karl javorszky
On the difference between natural numbers and theories: The tool offered for use is based on natural numbers. It is devoid of any interpretations aside the interpretation relating to common axes that are rectangular. It is pleasing that Stan sees many ways to use the interdependence among natural

Re: [Fis] Closing Comments? From Qiao T.Q.

2010-12-21 Thread karl javorszky
On Information Please allow me to respectfully disagree with many of you. The term 'information' can well be defined by stringent logical-mathematical methods. It will, however, need agreement on the calssification of the kinds of information. In preparation to an answer to the questions formulat

Re: [Fis] [Fwd: Karl is all right, too...but] Msg From QTQ

2011-01-04 Thread karl javorszky
Dear Qiao Tian-qing, (I hope that this address is both respectful and friendly). Thank you for an interesting statement and the opportunity to discuss in a deeper fashion the term "information". Our differences are not unbridgeable: you say that the term "information" can not be given a precise o

Re: [Fis] Future discussions

2011-01-18 Thread karl javorszky
On Information Theory - Interested in Contributing or Chairing the Session Dear Pedro and Colleagues, let me propose a session on Information Theory. We could * define the order concept * define information being a specific order being (not being) the case * show ways of numerical assignments to

Re: [Fis] Info Theory

2011-01-23 Thread karl javorszky
Limits of Glue Joe:...that existence and energy are primitive and numbers something derived. Yes of course. We know that Nature exists and has manifold properties. (Thomas Aquinas). We speak about our experiences with Nature. To make certain that we understand each other clearly, we use words wit

Re: [Fis] comments & next session. Logic of Non-Distinctions

2011-01-27 Thread karl javorszky
Dear All, Thanks to Pedro for his remarks about our collaboration which now extends some 16 years. At that time, I was terminating a job as senior systems analyst with the IAEA and took up again a question I was addressing after doing my PhD in psychology and statistics. The question was: “How is

Re: [Fis] Discussion colophon--James Hannam

2011-03-27 Thread karl javorszky
Dear James, thank you for the widening of this discussion. Order and Information Let us not close this session on the historical perspective of the modern concept of Science yet. Loet’s thoughtful remarks about the relation between information and order bring us back to some deep problems they w

Re: [Fis] Discussion colophon--James Hannam. Orders and Ordering Principles

2011-03-28 Thread karl javorszky
Dear All, the contrasting views between Loet’s understanding of order as an implication of information and of the alternative which deducts information from order are in no real opposition. Rather they reflect differing perspectives, like the tradition of e.g. measuring a room from a middle poin

Re: [Fis] end of session

2011-05-30 Thread karl javorszky
Dear All, please let me contribute to the summary of this session. Of the multi-faceted work we have done, I'd like to touch but two points: a. applicability and code, b. time. To have a businessman in our group is a blessing. We are reminded that science is not only a pastime but should bring so

[Fis] end of session

2011-06-06 Thread karl javorszky
Very Unfrequently Asked Questions We have proposed a rethink of the procedure of additions. We state that setting a1+b1=c=a2+b2 with a1#a2 (that is, saying that between 2+5 and 3+4 there is no real difference and ignoring this difference carries no costs and working on this difference is a waste o

Re: [Fis] Chemical information: a field of fuzzy contours ?

2011-09-26 Thread karl javorszky
Dear Colleagues, taking the risk of repeating an idea that has been advanced here in FIS a number of times, I'd like to offer answers to Michhel's questions: Michel: " Now, I ask you the following: please can you provide an extremely simple example (the most simple you could imagine) of situation

Re: [Fis] Chemical information: a field of fuzzy contours ?

2011-09-28 Thread karl javorszky
On the definition of the term "information" Michel asks the group on its evaluation of the collected contributions to his question "Who can give a short definition to << in this situation, information is...>>?". This runs the danger of mixing up two different subjects: 1. the stuff itself 2. the

Re: [Fis] Chemical information: a field of fuzzy contours ?

2011-10-03 Thread karl javorszky
On the existence of the term "information" Let me pick up the the idea expressed by a colleague that "... in fact, such a thing as 'information' does not exist at all" (sorry, not a verbatim citation). This is in fact true. The idea can be better understood if one states: "such a thing as a 'circ

Re: [Fis] Information as form conveyed by data

2011-10-07 Thread karl javorszky
On Form Conveyed By Data Among the terms in the question "form conveyed by data" the term "data" is the least ambiguous. We will doubtlessly agree that 1,2,3,... are "data" Whether a sequence "123456...16" is in a different form to a sequence e.g. "42315...11" is a subject of semantics. We know

Re: [Fis] Chemo-informatics as the source of morphogenesis - both practical and logical.

2011-10-18 Thread karl javorszky
Dear Loet and Jerry, let me comment on your interesting exchange: you write: one studies specific arrangements and configurations. (I mentioned graphs.) However, the red herring emerges when these configurations are made the subject of "information theory" (in contrast to "informatics") without f

[Fis] Astronomers and breakthroughs

2011-11-25 Thread Karl Javorszky
Dear Friends, these last months my role in the group dynamics in Fis has been a destructive one. Ever so often, my contribution had an irritating effect, as the idea has been proposed that the current discussion is in itself useless, because the underlying concepts are inexact, due to a coarse rou

Re: [Fis] The State of the Art - Discussion of Information Science Education

2011-12-07 Thread Karl Javorszky
Dear FIS, Let me systematise the requirements and conditions raised so far and then discuss a proposal: Recapitulation: (maybe there will be a possibility to attach attachments to the postings. The following should be an attachment, where I recapitulate the points previous speakers have rais

Re: [Fis] The State of the Art - Discussion of Information Science Education

2011-12-12 Thread Karl Javorszky
Hi All, the talk here going about a possible curriculum, I have assembled one. This is of course only an outline but should give a realistic idea about the half-steps needed to grasp what we understand under "information". I'd look forward working on this project. Asking for your kind tolerance, I

Re: [Fis] Fw: [Fwd: THEORY AND SCIENCE] From QTQ

2012-01-10 Thread Karl Javorszky
Dear Colleagues, Let me join the supporters of Gyuri. Indeed there is a need for theories, as the expectations one maintains while conducting an experiment are nothing other but the neurological representation of a theory, irrespective of the subject knowing it or attributing his decisions to "int

[Fis] THEORY AND SCIENCE - Msg from Bruno

2012-01-19 Thread Karl Javorszky
Bruno: Theories needs theories do be interpreted, except that we must start from simple agreements, on elementary arithmetic for example, to exploit that direction. End Bruno Begin Karl Also, we need an agreement what to concentrate on while the communication is made. We have agreed to use elementa

Re: [Fis] FW: The Information Flow

2012-11-20 Thread Karl Javorszky
Step Two of *Learn to Count in Twelve Easy Steps* *What happened previously:* Step 1.: We have introduced additional describing aspects of the logical sentence a+b=c. Next to a,b,c, we also make use of u=b-a, k=b-2a, t=2b-3a, q=a-2b, s=17-(a+b|c), w=2a-3b. For a graphical presentation, see: http

Re: [Fis] Twelve Easy Steps - Step 3

2012-12-11 Thread Karl Javorszky
ase of understanding, we have coloured the clans differently, mod(4). 2012/12/4 Karl Javorszky > Step Four of *Learn to Count in Twelve Easy Steps* > > *What happened previously:* > > Step 1.: > > We have introduced additional describing aspects of the logical sentence >

[Fis] Step Seven

2013-01-08 Thread Karl Javorszky
Step Seven of *Essay On Order* (formerly: Learn to Count in *Twelve Easy Steps*) What has happened previously: Step Six: During a reordering, elements change place. In most reorderings, the procedure involves more than one or two elements; these stay resp. exchange places directly. Usually, the

[Fis] Step Eleven of Twelve Easy Steps

2013-02-11 Thread Karl Javorszky
Step Eleven of* Learn to Count in Twelve Easy Steps* What has happened previously (pls. see http://32o2m99e.utawebhost.at) *Step Ten* The circumstances under which Genetics can take place are regulated by order rules that govern both places to [kinds of] amounts and [kinds of] amounts to places.

[Fis] FIS Information and the Eye of the Beholder

2013-04-16 Thread Karl Javorszky
As Krassimir has pointed out, the term "information" is inseparable from the human utilising (communicating, sending/receiving/evaluating) the information. To say "Information is that difference that makes a difference" is like saying "Cookies are what produce an excellent sensation in the mouth"

Re: [Fis] [ITHEA ISS] Computer Science Open Educational Resources Portal

2013-09-03 Thread Karl Javorszky
would newer be uncovered. We co-produce > phenomena through the interaction with nuomenon. > > Physical nuomenon (unlike the concept of nuomenon) can be seen as an > inexhaustible source of possible phenomena. > > What do you think? > > > Best regards, > > Gordana >

[Fis] Madrid Meeting

2013-09-16 Thread Karl Javorszky
Hope to see you at the NIT conference. Karl ___ fis mailing list fis@listas.unizar.es https://webmail.unizar.es/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/fis

Re: [Fis] Praxotype

2013-10-15 Thread Karl Javorszky
Cointinuing Bob's discourse on language and words, the next step was done by Wittgenstein, who said that as tokens, words can be represented by numbers. This is a resurrecting of Pythagoras' statement, that Nature is representable by natural numbers and their harmonies. It is important to keep in m

Re: [Fis] Praxotype

2013-10-15 Thread Karl Javorszky
y N Salthe > Kark, all -- I have question about this numbers <--> words concept. For > users of a given language much an be communicated by connotation as well as > denotation. It seems to me that the matching of numbers to words would not > encompass this -- would it? As w

[Fis] Fwd: Discussion Recap.

2013-10-31 Thread Karl Javorszky
Raquel, the individual being included in various groups is a serious question of combinatorics and number theory. In an abstract fashion, one may pose the question as follows: "having n distinguishable objects, we start a process of assigning some symbols to them. Symbols that are assigned to all

Re: [Fis] FIS News

2013-11-06 Thread Karl Javorszky
Dear FIS, welcome new colleagues. Pedro has over the years built a scientific community that is a pleasant and awakening environment for the participants. There has always been a tension between the empirical and the abstract in FIS. The name of the setup is "Foundations of Information Science".

Re: [Fis] fis Digest, Vol 577, Issue 10; Joseph Reply to Jerry

2013-11-08 Thread Karl Javorszky
Individuality The abstract and the concrete fight, because the abstract cannot presently picture the concrete flexibly and exactly enough. Connecting to the main thema of this session, individuality can be used to clarify the tension. A person, belonging to many subgroups in his universe, is not ea

Re: [Fis] fis Digest, Vol 579, Issue 18

2014-01-13 Thread Karl Javorszky
The problem of what is information goes even deeper than what we call it. The DNA has been mentioned. We discuss what the DNA does, and that is neither information nor message, being one part of a tautology. Sender and receiver are first of all in a logical relation with each other. It is secondar

Re: [Fis] fis Digest, Vol 579, Issue 18

2014-01-14 Thread Karl Javorszky
Thanks for pointing out that my beliefs and methods re biological use of carriers of symbols (bioinformatics, theoretical genetics) appear presently idiosyncratic, that is, unique, independent, individual, not shared by many. The belief is that biology works as rational as classical mechanics and

Re: [Fis] [Feedforward II and Anticipation] Joseph Brenner

2014-02-12 Thread Karl Javorszky
Dear Joseph and FIS, Let me add that this forward-backward duality has been introduced to philosophy by Heraclit with his "upoward and downward flow". ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heraclitus#Panta_rhei.2C_.22everything_flows.22 ). The concept has a solid and robust definition under the name of

Re: [Fis] FIS in Varna. Analogue Computation

2014-07-22 Thread Karl Javorszky
Dear Colleagues, good that FIS is up again after this computer glitch. It is encouraging, that since the resurrection the focus of FIS appears to be sharpened. Let me quote Pridi: “… brainstorming session that would include pure researchers and application oriented guys … … business people may

[Fis] FIS in Vienna, Arithmetic Computation

2014-07-22 Thread Karl Javorszky
> Dear Colleagues, > > > > good that FIS is up again after this computer glitch. > > It is encouraging, that since the resurrection the focus of FIS appears to be sharpened. Let me quote Pridi: “… brainstorming session that would include pure researchers and application oriented guys … … business p

Re: [Fis] Informational Bookkeeping

2014-09-08 Thread Karl Javorszky
The bookkeeping exactitude refers to the number and kind of logical alternatives. If the DNA is such-and-such, the cell cannot be outside the logical limits that are the accounting equivalents of such-and-such. If the cell is such-and-such, the DNA cannot be otherwise than in a form that is the log

Re: [Fis] Informational Bookkeeping

2014-09-17 Thread Karl Javorszky
Dear Colleaugues, The "bookkeeping" or "accounting" approach to theoretical genetics is the application of the simple principle that one deals with a finite amount of logical entities, which are numerically equivalent according to some arithmetic rules. In business accounting, the equivalence app

Re: [Fis] next fis conference

2014-10-06 Thread Karl Javorszky
dear Wolfgang, as indicated here in the list some 2-3 months ago, I 'd like to organise a workshop. Its title would be: Explaining the Combinatorics behind the Translation of the Information Content of the DNA by using Advanced Arithmetic Would you please make it possible for participants to indi

[Fis] Fwd: Re: next fis conference

2014-10-06 Thread Karl Javorszky
calls for papers and else. you might write a call for papers. ciao wolfgang Am 06.10.2014 um 16:20 schrieb Karl Javorszky : dear Wolfgang, as indicated here in the list some 2-3 months ago, I 'd like to organise a workshop. Its title would be: Explaining the Combinatorics behind the Tra

[Fis] FIS Vienna 2015 Workshop on the Combinatorics of Genetics

2014-10-10 Thread Karl Javorszky
Workshop on the Combinatorics of Genetics within ISIS Summit Vienna 2015 The ISIS Summit is organized by Wolfgang Hofkirchner, to whom I keep being thankful for publishing in TripleC, in 2004, an article on the logical relations between temporally longitudinal and transversal readings of symbol

[Fis] FIS 2015, Workshop on Combinatorics of Genetics, Fundamentals

2014-10-20 Thread Karl Javorszky
Workshop on the Combinatorics of Genetics, Fundamentals In order to prepare for a fruitful, satisfying and rewarding workshop in Vienna, let me offer to potential participants the following main innovations in the field of formal logic and arithmetic: 1) Consolidating contradictions: The

Re: [Fis] "The Travellers"

2014-10-28 Thread Karl Javorszky
Very sympathetic on the concept of travelers is that the basic model is that of a dynamic system, as opposed to a Newtonian one, wherein everything stays put or keeps on continuing as having been instructed to do. For the bourgeois, the travelers have a connotation of mystery. They follow paths tha

Re: [Fis] FIS 2015, Workshop on Combinatorics of Genetics, Fundamentals

2014-10-28 Thread Karl Javorszky
efs”. Karl 2014-10-22 15:59 GMT+02:00 Bruno Marchal : > > On 20 Oct 2014, at 13:44, Karl Javorszky wrote: > > Workshop on the Combinatorics of Genetics, Fundamentals > > > In order to prepare for a fruitful, satisfying and rewarding workshop in > Vienna, let me offer to

Re: [Fis] About weekly posting frequency.

2014-11-07 Thread Karl Javorszky
Dear Friends, the goal of our interactions is to a) Learn from each other, b) Instruct each other, c) Move forward the cause of science, d) Move forward the cause of one’s own, e) Feel good. Each of us is an individual, so there will be individual weights to the f

Re: [Fis] Neuroinformation?

2014-12-03 Thread Karl Javorszky
Dear Dr. Isiegas, let me offer some proposals as to the underlying concepts that differentiate treatment of information in the technical and in the biologic understanding. The neuronal process is both sequential and commutative: commutative in the sense that chemical reactions take place concurre

Re: [Fis] Origin?

2016-02-22 Thread Karl Javorszky
Well now i can't withstand commenting on phenomenolgy, symbols and time. This is too much screaming for formalisation. The three concepts mentioned above can be abstracted into the mother of all symbols, the collection of natural numbers. Let us pose the question of interrelatedness of time conce

[Fis] Numbers and information

2016-03-12 Thread Karl Javorszky
Gyuri Darvas' Symmetry Festival is a perfect place to exchange ideas about how the many aspects treated in FIS can be understood in a neutral and interpersonally portable manner. Pedro's department could give a second try modeling biological processes by observing groups that can be built on natura

Re: [Fis] SYMMETRY & _ On BioLogic

2016-03-25 Thread Karl Javorszky
Dear FIS Colleagues, 1. Are the facts complicated or is our interpretation of the facts complicated? again, the discussion centres on interpretations of Nature. How do we picture some processes of Nature – like, specifically, the workings of genetics and biology generally -, and which explan

Re: [Fis] SYMMETRY & _ On BioLogic

2016-03-26 Thread Karl Javorszky
Dear Lou, Thanks for the invitation to elaborate on the concept of quantum and how it connects to Wittgenstein’s taboo words and information. We may have problems understanding the concept of a quantum because the idea appears to be non-expressible by rational, logical speech. The grammar of log

Re: [Fis] SYMMETRY & _ On BioLogic

2016-03-28 Thread Karl Javorszky
n is the structure > of this collection/superposition of possibilities. > It does not confuse possibility with actuality then the model has clarity. > Of course it is a mystery why this model works as well as it does! > Best, > Lou K. > > On Mar 26, 2016, at 1:23 PM, Karl Javorszk

[Fis] _ Interlude: emotional shock

2016-03-31 Thread Karl Javorszky
In the present Interlude after the session chaired by Lou on Symmetry and before the coming one, allow me to enlarge on something Bruno raised. Bruno wrote: *Then this confirms the "computationalist theory of everything", which is given by any formalism, like Robinson Arithmetic (the rest i

Re: [Fis] DISCUSSION SESSION: INFOBIOSEMIOTICS

2016-04-09 Thread Karl Javorszky
not in Italian but in full concordance with what Rico ha dito: information as a concept lies behind all and each of the ways of looking at the world. Whatever the picture, it has a background to it. Could it be that a description of the background is common to each and all of the pictures one makes

[Fis] Towards a 3φ integrative medicine

2016-05-17 Thread Karl Javorszky
Just a small detail on the information density of food (air, water, sensory input, etc.) in medicine: The DNA has a high informational value for the organism. Can it be said that poison has also an informational value? Can the de-constructive effect of a substance quantified based on the same sem

Re: [Fis] Fw: "Mechanical Information" in DNA

2016-06-10 Thread Karl Javorszky
Dear FIS, now there is a voice discussing the concepts and methods of counting. This is highly encouraging. Taking together with the overall theme of "Mechanical Information in DNA" of the discussion, it seems that - at least some of - members of FIS begin to address the quastions of HOW the tran

Re: [Fis] Scientific communication (from Mark)

2016-10-13 Thread Karl Javorszky
Theology and Information Once again, Bruno has put his finger on the central point of interest: it is irrelevant, what we call the problem, the subject-matter remains the same over the generations. In times long gone, thinkers have called the same problems THEOLOGICAL questions, because it was u

Re: [Fis] Is quantum information the basis of spacetime?

2016-11-04 Thread Karl Javorszky
Il en a une definition formelle, mathematique, pratique du ce qui est nomme "information" contenu dans ma livre Ordres Naturels. Amazon et al. Karl On 4 Nov 2016 15:43, "Michel Godron" wrote: I may understand why in "quantum foundations" nobody can define rigorously the basic term "information".

Re: [Fis] Is quantum information the basis of spacetime?

2016-11-04 Thread Karl Javorszky
Well, Joseph, you don't have to go far to get the desired definition of information as an operator (produced quantity). The only prerequisite is to be ready to discard the practice, ideas, philosophy and ideology of the definitions relating to commutativity. This is heresy, I understand. On the o

Re: [Fis] Commutativity

2016-11-07 Thread Karl Javorszky
omplex processes does your approach NOT apply? > > Thank you. > > Joseph > > > - Original Message - > *From:* Karl Javorszky > *To:* Joseph Brenner > *Cc:* Terrence Deacon ; fis > ; John Collier ; Gyorgy Darvas ; Bob > Logan ; Andrei Khrennikov > ;

[Fis] FIS text testing spam filter

2016-11-12 Thread Karl Javorszky
Sorry for disturbing you with this test text. A lengthy response to Josph's statements in the discussion about Commutativity has not made it thru the spam filter. Maybe, next week it can be persuaded to obey its human masters. Nice weekend to you (if you read this) Karl

Re: [Fis] Is quantum information the basis of spacetime?

2016-11-13 Thread Karl Javorszky
Andrei, there is a reasonable, credible, explainable entry card to the assembly of decision makers who award science grants in the billion € business of quantum information and unified simple explanations. One may present a consistent, easy to understand, simple set of algorithms that in effect g

Re: [Fis] Fw: Is quantum information the basis of spacetime? Some New Theories

2016-11-15 Thread Karl Javorszky
Dear FIS, The noble conquest of choosing the right method of understanding information divides this learned society. Some argue that pre-Platonic approaches towards understanding Nature are pre-scientific and therefore can be dismissed out of hand. Let us imagine that the Neanderthals have mai

Re: [Fis] NEW DISCUSSION SESSION--TOPOLOGICAL BRAIN

2016-12-07 Thread Karl Javorszky
the patterns here referred to, it is necessary to order a collection and then order it some more until it becomes well-ordered, and watch the conflicts that are immanent to order, namely its alternatives and its background. This is simple, archaic and instructive. 2016-11-30 8:46 GMT+01:00 Karl J

[Fis] [FIS] NEW DISCUSSION SESSION--TOPOLOGICAL BRAIN

2016-12-07 Thread Karl Javorszky
Toposcopy Thank you for the excellent discussion on a central issue of epistemology. The assertion that topology is a primitive ancestor to mathematics needs to be clarified. The assertion maintains, that animals possess an ability of spatial orientation which they use intelligently. This ability

Re: [Fis] Fwd: Who may proof that consciousness is an Euclidean n-space ??? (Jerry Chandler)

2016-12-12 Thread Karl Javorszky
Explanations Thank you, Jerry, for pointing out the excellent treatise by Hempel & Oppenheim on the Logic of Explanation. As I understand their viewpoint, the ultimate explanation refers to a system of facts that are known to all who use that system in which the explanation is placed. The explan

[Fis] Occam's razor

2016-12-16 Thread Karl Javorszky
Occam’s Razor and Venture Capital Arturo’s homepage is very instructive. The figure of a medieval scholar and innovator springs to mind. Pedro has, in our long history, repeatedly referred to the school of Salamanca as the interdisciplinary centre of European intellectuality. We live in historic

Re: [Fis] What is information? and What is life?

2016-12-19 Thread Karl Javorszky
What is Information? Once more, Occam and the numbers give a simple, short and concise explanation. (There is more text and a formal definition of information in my book “Natural Orders” ISBN: 9783990571378.) The root of the term “information” is in the concept of order. The idea of order can

Re: [Fis] Fis Digest, Vol 33, Issue 41: On the relation between information and meaning

2016-12-24 Thread Karl Javorszky
Information and Wittgenstein We should keep the self-evident in focus and refrain from descending into a philosophical nihilism. We are, after all, reasonable people, who are able to use our intelligence while communicating, and usually we understand each other quite well. The idea, that informa

[Fis] [FIS] Fis Digest, Vol 33, Issue 41: On the relation between information and meaning

2016-12-30 Thread Karl Javorszky
Gestalt Alex asks to contribute to his writing on Gestalt, based on Vedic teachings relating to how we memorise texts. Not knowing anything about the Vedic part of it, let me summarise what used to be accepted wisdom on Gestalt in psychology: this without any claim to completeness or correctness

Re: [Fis] Fwd: Unpleasant answer ? From Bruno Marchal Request for Aid in Translation

2017-03-18 Thread Karl Javorszky
Google says Thank you, I will reply to your e-mail as soon as possible! Am 18.03.2017 18:40 schrieb "Jerry LR Chandler" : > FISers: > > In response to the message posted below, I received the following response > : > > liugang-...@cass.org.cn > > 谢谢,我将尽快答复你的电子邮件! > > In order to facilitate commun

Re: [Fis] non-living objects COULD NOT “exchange information”

2017-03-24 Thread Karl Javorszky
1) Let me second to the point Alex raises: machines, computers, do exchange information. It would be against cultural conventions to say that the notification that the refrigerator sends to your phone's app "to-do-list" of the content "milk only 0.5 liter available" is not an information. The sign

[Fis] Calculating information content

2017-03-27 Thread Karl Javorszky
Calculating information content, example DNA 1) Discussion about beer cans and living objects Information is an abstract concept which can only be entertained in the minds of entities that can deal with abstract concepts, usually humans. The present discussion about whether inanimate objec

Re: [Fis] INFORMATION: JUST A MATTER OF MATH

2017-09-23 Thread Karl Javorszky
discussing phlogiston and destiny, and spend time usefully by looking into relations among natural numbers. The time will certainly come when people will understand that science is not glamour. Hollywood is glamour. Science is numbers. Thanks to MDPI, a simple google entry “mdpi karl javorszky

Re: [Fis] Principles of IS

2017-09-29 Thread Karl Javorszky
farther away in the shade.) *Example:* Let us take 5 garden peas and order them according to any of their main properties: Case Nr. 1: Garden pea nr. First name Second name Place Main subject 1 Arturo Tozzi Italy Physics 2 Joe Brenner Zurich Logic 3 Karl Javorszky Vienna

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