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In message ISCE_complex-M@yahoogroups.com writes ... Hi Jon I am interested to find out about this group but it blocks enquiries, by posting the text below...
Eileen Conn
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Ken, Lewis, Buck, Jerry, Jon, Deborah, et. al., Dualism, dichotomy, bifurcation, 'chaotic system' - with "a logistic function with the control variable at 0.50...
John Mikes
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Jan 1, 2009
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from Lewis L. Smith To the extent that science postulates that some permanent, extensive truths like Newton's Mechanics, can exist within a defined...
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David - Thank you for the 'agreeing' - I don't want to convert you in the other part either: IOW thanx for the 'DIchotomy' (BIfurcation) of your two hats. I...
John M
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Jan 2, 2009
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John--I did say that bifurcation is A property of nature, not THE property of nature. I did not say that stable was an original state and that chaotic was a ...
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I probably missed a response, being busy with mundane chores that I must do to ensure the survival of my family (tossing of debt here and there, very boring...
shumate
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. David, we are looing at things with different eyes (vocabularies), I misread you because I had numerous discussions with 'bifurcants' and viewers of static...
John M
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Jan 4, 2009
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Kurt,   A simple question? How do you know the world is complex? Kepler, Newton, Copernicus, thought the world simple. It was this very belief that the world...
Jon Bennett
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Jan 7, 2009
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Jon, Ahhh.. a simple question. So many that I've wanted to respond to - but too complex for the time I have available ;-) I personally like the idea of...
Steven E. Wallis
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Jan 7, 2009
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Eileen, you successfully wrote into complex-M. It is an interesting place that has been around for many, many years. Quite frankly, I don't even know if a...
shumate
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Jan 7, 2009
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Ken, Good to see you've come out of hiding, or lurking. I very much enjoyed your paper and will re-read it after the holidays. I think this topic has...
Jon Bennett
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Jan 7, 2009
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Deborah, One more brief comment, or two. I don't think you can explore or think or communicate without absolutes. Also, the reason to look at the 16th and 17th...
Jon Bennett
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Ken, John, and all, Just a simple once over for now, as I'm traveling and pretty well exhausted a this hour. I pretty much agree with Ken''s comments and look...
Jon Bennett
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Hi Debora, I haven't been by a computer for several days. And I just have a moment now. I'll try to give a more complete answer tomorrow. Yes, it's very hard...
Jon Bennett
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Jon, One of the points I tried to make in the paper (I think) is that complexity science and Chinese philosophy come out of entirely different...
Ken Baskin
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Jan 7, 2009
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Thanks for your thoughts Ken. To the idea that Taoism and Complexity are systems of thought that transcend cultural boundaries, and therefore represent...
Jon Bennett
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David, I apologize for misreading you. I had long standing discussions about bifurcation and "saw read". Stable, however, looks ambiguous by: 'to turn...
John M
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Jon, I was accused once already to be a 'Hegelian'. I never read Hegel and do not believe he arrived at a fundamentally agnostic position towards our...
John M
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Hi John, I didn't say your approach was identical, but similar to Hegel in seeking a total view. You really should read Hegel. You would find out where many of...
Jon Bennett
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I loved the below:)...
shumate
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Hi All You List Members! Please permit me to restate Jon's points from my own, perhaps very different, perspective. For me, complexity thinking suggests that...
Ken Baskin
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Jan 8, 2009
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from Lewis L. Smith The question of whether or not the universe is complex basically reduces to a matter of definitions and to the availability of...
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Jon, thanks for the advice. I don't start a backwards study to re-adjust my thoughts, I don't claim originality - maybe someone in the ages of a poorer...
John M
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Jan 8, 2009
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Lewis and Jon, I think the difficulty is in the question. It is impossible for our poor pea-brains to "know" whether the universe is complex or not. As Jon has...
Ken Baskin
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Hi Kurt,   You mentioned emergent structure that bothers me all the time.   What is emergent strucuture? any reference?   thanks Jerry Hi Kurt, You...
Jerry Zhu
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Jan 10, 2009
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from Lewis L. Smith An "emergent structure" could be considered a type of "emergent property". Unfortunately there does not seem to be any general...
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Lewis, Based on what you said, emergent structure is a property observable to our sense organs and that is not reducible to the system's constinuents. You made...
Jerry Zhu
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Jerry, To understand emergent structures, it helps to think in terms of specifics. How, for instance, did the eye evolve? Of course, we can't "know" for sure....
Ken Baskin
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Ken,   You mentioned two things.   Manifestation of second law in complex systems of increasing complexity, the tendencies.   Opennesss in complex systems....
Jerry Zhu
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from Lewis L. Smith My answers to Jerry's three questions : [1] I am not familiar with Senge's work. Many emergent properties are observable by...
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