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Ken Lloyd wrote:
> I distinguish between agents that are intrinsically part of a system,
> and that exhibit intelligence - either natural human intelligence or
> weak artificial intelligence. [...] Compare this to [...] what I call
> automata - as dete
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Well, there's a sort of a minority 'out crowd' ki
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I have just started reading Friam email and hope to participate in an
up
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> -new understanding in the way say dreams and dreaming allows us to explore
> and understand ourselves and each other in a way we wouldn't be able to do
> otherwise
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> -does ABM allow us to see something more like th
I have just started reading Friam email and hope to participate in an
upcoming Barcamp. I want to understand better the promise of using ABM in
understanding complexity. I heard, I think it was Nicholas Thompson, say
that what he likes about ABM is that it allows him to see things he wouldn't
be ab
