This is a great article.. Have a character.
JP: Perhaps to ask code and coders to think again about the way in which they
see the world, to move from objects to
things, and practice code as poetry (poeisis). Rather than code as ordering the
world, fixing and overcoding. Code as a
craft,
Personally I find the wd. code so miused at this point as to be close to
pointless itself. I go back to things like Shannon/Weaver/information
theory on one hand, Eco on the other. D/G have nothing to say about it,
and for me overly-theorizing/metamorphizing the concept makes it even more
When did code ever 'order the world'? Not even the Dewey Decimal System
does that.
I'll have to differ on this.. the words themselves are the stumbling blocks, but
it seems to me like your overdetermining the concept of 'order', and yet there
can also
be a sense where the overdtermination is
The Field of Qualia
Jack Sarfatti
August 26, 1996
How are our thoughts -- our consciousness -- translated into action?
I actually have a detailed theory of this based upon an extension of Bohm's
1952 quantum pilot-wave/classical material
hidden variable theory.
Note, the more modern term for
On Fri, 16 Dec 2005, phanero wrote:
When did code ever 'order the world'? Not even the Dewey Decimal System
does that.
I'll have to differ on this.. the words themselves are the stumbling blocks,
but
it seems to me like your overdetermining the concept of 'order', and yet
there can also
be a
I'm aware of qualia. I'm not sure this has any application at all on the
level of the lifeworld or neural functioning. I tend to agree w/Edelman;
even Penrose would have a different take. But I'm not going to keep going
on about this - as I wrote you backchannel, we're worlds apart on this and
if yer doin whatchyer wanner yure gonner see it... Pro~mise
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On Fri, 16 Dec 2005, david divizio wrote:
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