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Liminal --> use the analogy Schrodinger's cat, until the box is opened, the cat
is both alive and dead and neither alive nor dead, it is betwixt and between.
That is a kind of binary liminality. Generalize from that to N-ary space.
von Gennep was talking about rights of passage — of which few
Dave,
Glad to have you back in the country. It seems safer with you in it.
I can only speak to one of your questions at the moment.
I know, puzzling as it seems, Peirce called himself a realist, or even, half
mockingly, an "idealist realist".
He basic doctrine of realism is that there
Excellent! Thanks. It does make the analogy a little more defensible if the
couplings between the locally structured Ising models (chained together by
common variables) can be relaxed, maybe allowing mixed phase whole models.
On 4/2/20 11:31 AM, Marcus Daniels wrote:
> One might have a
Bruised and battered, nonetheless, the theory staggers back to its feet!
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Yes, there is a policy that permits compassionate use of new meds before
completion of clinical trials. It may be that the possibility of fatality
is required. George?By the way, Pitt was where the Salk vaccine was
developed in the early 50s.
Frank
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A test of how serious the government is with regard bringing the crisis to a
close - if they fast track development/testing.
Isn't there a recent Federal law that allows people the right to try
experimental treatments? Seems it could could be adapted to allow very rapid
testing for side
One of my almae matres. ( My daughter is a Latin teacher)
https://www.wpxi.com/news/top-stories/potential-covid-19-vaccine-developed-by-upmc-pitt/XCZNYVI7GVC2JFTWCSQYUM55WU/
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"Liminal etc." What??
Morelocks of Friam unite. That I could transliterate.
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Liminal comes to mind as well - from von Gennep's discussion of rights of
passage. Separation (from all that was, including individual identity) Liminal
(where all things are possible) Incorporation (reintegration into a new
reality).
You are supposed to have a guide through the Liminal in
My apologies. I thought I was sending it to only Steve Smith.
Tom
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Glen writes:
< Can the sub-models coupled like in the paper be in different phases? Or is
the coupling "tight" such that a transition in one sub-system forces a
transition everywhere? >
One might have a situation like below where the bond strengths between
molecules were gradually getting
It's a shame it depends on Flash. These days, most browsers don't come with
it installed, and on the iOS platform, it isn't even available.
On Thu, Apr 2, 2020 at 1:16 PM Tom Johnson wrote:
> Or a meta Doc with links pointing to Doc w Category Table(s)?
> I also like to use Comapping for this
Or a meta Doc with links pointing to Doc w Category Table(s)?
I also like to use Comapping for this sort of thing. Invite sent to you.
https://go.comapping.com/comapping.html#mapid=227145
Tom Johnson - t...@jtjohnson.com
Institute for Analytic
This re-raises Marcus' contribution to preserving the analogy between phase
changes and socio-political upheaval:
On 3/23/20 9:48 AM, Marcus Daniels wrote:
> https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fict.2016.00014/full
I haven't had time to answer a question I have through my own homework.
I'm trying to build a list of parallel or complementary efforts to the
SimTable/RedFish efforts... Once this list gets semi-populated I will
share it out here as well.
The focus is on groups/teams we might join, collaborate with, obtain
data from, etc. this is a pretty broad spec and I may be
On 4/2/20 10:20 AM, uǝlƃ ☣ wrote:
> I think she does, indirectly. Homeostasis might be easier to maintain with a
> diversity of strategies preserved in the milieu. Authoritarianism is a
> monotonic forcing structure. As long as there's a vibrant ecology of
> revolutionaries throbbing
Here's what's in the GDoc:
https://zoom.us/j/255049879
https://bit.ly/virtualfriam
Maybe one of our Morlocks could put that in the overly long suffix to every.
single. post. that. nobody. ever. deletes. when they hit reply? 8^)
On 4/2/20 9:31 AM, Jochen Fromm wrote:
> Do you have a Zoom
This just in via Guerin from LocoTopia:
Comparative Resilience: 8 Principles for Post-COVID Reconstruction
http://michaelhshuman.com/?p=456
On 4/2/20 10:20 AM, uǝlƃ ☣ wrote:
> I think she does, indirectly. Homeostasis might be easier to maintain with a
> diversity of strategies preserved in
On 4/2/20 10:09 AM, Marcus Daniels wrote:
> Dave writes:
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> < There are 30,000 known coronaviruses in the animal population just
> waiting for the opportune moment to jump species.
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> I knew there was a way to solve the climate problem. >
>
> I don't think Ms. Gaia cares too much about the
My observation is that from Dickens' "best of times, worst of times".
I think as an inflection/bifurcation point, many things are possible.
"sensitive dependence on initial conditions". In the spirit of
"creative visualization" and "self-fulfilling prophecies" there are
risks and
New MQL is out.
https://www.dhs.gov/publication/st-master-question-list-covid-19
On Thu, Apr 2, 2020 at 10:50 AM wrote:
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> FRIAMMERS:
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> "the government cant print money fast enough to save the economy"
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> I have to say, this made me wonder just exactly what an "economy" is.
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FRIAMMERS:
"the government cant print money fast enough to save the economy"
I have to say, this made me wonder just exactly what an "economy" is.
Imagine us like so many well fed rats in our separate cages. Food and water is
brought to us daily by Amazon. Municipal Services
Do you have a Zoom meeting tomorrow again?-J.
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numbers.xlsx Not good for the theory. Yes,
I think she does, indirectly. Homeostasis might be easier to maintain with a
diversity of strategies preserved in the milieu. Authoritarianism is a
monotonic forcing structure. As long as there's a vibrant ecology of
revolutionaries throbbing underneath, then authoritarianism is A-OK. But if it
Dave writes:
< There are 30,000 known coronaviruses in the animal population just waiting
for the opportune moment to jump species.
I knew there was a way to solve the climate problem. >
I don't think Ms. Gaia cares too much about the authoritarianism problem,
though.
Marcus
I've seen a few articles with titles like "Coronavirus is the death of
Neoliberalism" or "... Capitalism" and whatnot. I'm skeptical. As much as I
reject analogies between societal upheaval/collapse and phases of matter, I do
believe in inflection points. My guess is that authoritarianism is
It is kind of interesting that the religious fundamentalists seem to be in
denial with regard Covid. I would have expected more "It's God's wrath" or "The
end is nigh" from that sector.
Even if we hit the 2 million dead in the US, and 5% of the population immune,
that leaves 95% at severe risk
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