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To: Sungchul Ji
Cc: Emanuel Diamant; fis@listas.unizar.es
Subject: Re: [Fis] I salute to Sungchul
And what about the Kinds of Information that you cannot put in a data set?
The information that makes you turn your head
Hi all,
I would be very encouraged if we are trying to develop beyond mere lists of
different uses of the term 'information' TO structured taxonomies of
distinct types of information TO a generative logic of how these distinct
modes of a complex information relationship are interrelated.
And what about the Kinds of Information that you cannot put in a data set?
The information that makes you turn your head and meet the gaze of someone
staring at you.
No one could do that, which we humans and all animals do constantly,
unless we had received such information at a subliminal level
Hi Emmanuel and FISers,
Thank you, Emmanuel, for your generous remarks. It is heartening to know that
our ideas converge, although we carried out our research independently of each
other, a clear example of consilience.
(1) I like and agree with the Kolomogorov quote you cited in [1]: