Rog to John
JOHN:
I to am more than a little disappointed in this discussion group. I
guess I expected the group to be discussing things like: self organization,
complex adaptive systems, learning, and how these thing are dependent on the
quality recognition process, how the recognition of quality is fundamental
to model building, how various quality recognition mechanisms function, the
relation of quality recognition in complex brains to implicit knowledge
encoded in simple bacteria and other life forms, what causes the seemingly
ever increasing complexity and organization within the universe, how does
quality and its recognition relate (in detail) to moral issues and what are
its ramifications.
I personally feel that MOQ could provide alot of help in these and other
very important areas of research. All I see is word games, when there are
so many real problems that need to be worked.
ROG:
Those sound like cool topics to me. Over the past 3 or 4 years several of
these have come up a time ot two. If the current discussion bores you, feel
free to surf the archives. When you find juicy tidbits, bring them back up
(actually that is partially where the current discussion came from.)
Better yet, if you wanna chat on self organization, increasing complexity and
complex adaptive systems, please get a thread started. I believe that these
are critical elements in a 21st century version of the MOQ. I am researching
these issues now for my personal writings.
Do be warned that I am a weekend poster though, so don't let a few days of
silence scare you.
Rog
PS -- Technically, doesn't Marco's article deal with "the
relation of quality recognition in complex brains to implicit knowledge
encoded in simple bacteria and other life forms"?
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