Replying to LO23178
Dear LO'ers,
At de Lange referred in the above mentioned contribution to Winfried D.
and my response on 'Guts' and 'Entropy'. Thank you At, for the extra kind
words you spent.
> Furthermore, you two had the guts to respond to "Guts? LO23049". By
> making use of that guts, you both have succeeded in creating entropy in
> the minds of fellow learners. They will not be aware of this entropy
> production, but they will certainly be aware of its first manifestation.
> What is this first manifestation? Chaos - confusion - perplexion -
> questions - ....
And then a bifurcation.
I will snip the main part of the contribution of At and go immediately to
the near end:
> Thanks guys, you did a wonderful thing. One question. Did you team up
> knowingly?
Well, first I have to thank you, At for creating some extra chaos with
your challenge of the 'Guts', and for combining and comparing Winfrieds
and my contributions.
In answering the above question:
No, our minds acted independently, as usually minds do.
At, our different emergences are a fine demonstration that the concept of
bifurcations is too simple. Several emergences on different levels of
order and in different dimensions could evolve from chaos.
How should we call this: "polifurcations"?, or 'just' ONE to MANY?
> PSSS. What I love about this list which our host Rick maintains, is the
> guts of everyone participating in its dialogues. I think that seeing all
> these guts getting into action helps Rick to keep up with the hosting.
> Thanks Rick.
If you don't mind At, I want to put my name under these words too.
[Host's Note: You are very welcome! ..Rick]
dr. Leo D. Minnigh
l.d.minnigh@library.tudelft.nl
Library Technical University Delft
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