Replying to LO26703 --
I like to try to close the so called 'acorn' theory of Plato and
'creativity' needs a body thread and to 'answer' to Senrasu's note.
Sensaru@aol.com wrote
> thoughts are actions
> words are actions
> deeds are actions.
There was a popular book called 'acorn theory' several years ago but I
cannot recall the author's name and the exact title.
But it might be summarized by a sentence in the book Genome: The 'concept'
of a chicken is implicit in an egg, or that an acorn was literally
'informed' by the plan of an oak tree.
For (H. A. Simon? ) and other people think about 'attributive dualism', I
think it is quite easy to understand to quote 'Descartes' in R. L. Gregory
(editor) The Oxford Companion to the Mind: even if the mind is not a
separate entity, there are none the less two distinct set of properties or
attributive that can be ascribed to human being : psychological properties
and physical properties. (p.190)
I hope that my 'associations' are not too ridiculous and you might get
some more hints in this mail.
Have a good weekend,
Hanching Chung
http://www.deming.com.tw
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