Dear John,
> JM: 'evolutionary' is 'relational' anyway originated in 'human mind
> capabilities' - D.Bohm: "there are no numbers in nature". (Not arguing
> against Bruno, who IMO stands for "nature is IN numbers"<G>)
Well yes, that is the interesting question. But if you say that there
are no numbers (apart from human invention), then how do you answer
Wigner's question? (of the unreasonable effectiveness of mathematics)
> JM: (misunderstood) conclusions upon (m..) conclusions ((figments))
> based on millennia of '(mis)observations' and their explanations within
> the simplex and ever enriching epistemic cognitive inventory level
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> JM: I take it as 'thought experiments' to fabricate unreasonable
> circumstances to prove (or at least facilitate) the hypothetical
snip
> problem with "evolving" /structures /at all. Unless one 'believes' in
> /energy??? /that has become somehow and is directed somehow into doing
> something. What??
You remain only in the question. Maybe that is a reaction because you
feel that society has presented you with "answers" that weren't any?
I suggest taking the middle way: questions, thinking, answers, new
questions, criticising and eliminating old answers etc - that is more
interesting (more fun!) than remaining only in the question (which is
also a bit of a "dogmatic" position ;-)
Cheers,
Günther
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