Dear Joseph,
Merleau-Ponty is undoubtedly a philosopher, but I would surmise
that when "foundations", as you say, are a matter of discussion,
it is difficult to keep philosophy out of the door. More to the
point, would you absolutely exclude the relevance of self-
organisation for the construction
ccess.
Francesco Rizzo.
--
Dino Buzzetti formerly
Department of Philosophy University of Bologna
currently
Fondazione per le Scienze Religiose Giovanni XXIII
via san Vitale, 114
Which is just to say that
it is difficult, or impossible, to account for information
in terms of something else, but it is perhaps best advised
to assume it as a basic and primary constituent of the
world.
Please forgive me for these untimely observations,
but this discussion prompted me to
Dear Hans,
Thank you for your explanation about probability amplitudes,
that clarifies a lot. My only worry was about the *epistemological*
implications of quantum mechanics in its standard formulation,
that in my opinion point to a paradigm shift, which is felt not only
in this domain, but in al
sponse to an uncompleted paradigm change” (p. 4).
Kind regards, -dino buzzetti
On 18 January 2014 18:47, Hans von Baeyer wrote:
> Dear Friends: In keeping with the message of my lecture, that knowledge of
> the world is based on the ensemble of individual experiences, more
I experience in my interactions with the world, as
> they are illuminated and modified by what I have learned from other people,
> past and present, who have had similar experiences and encoded them in the
> succinct language of mathematics.
>
> Hans
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