http://blogs.olsen.ch/jbg/2007/03/28/fundamental/ just another webnode... Fri, 12 Mar 2010 23:08:42 +0000 http://lyceum.ibiblio.org/?v=1.0.3 http://blogs.olsen.ch/jbg/2007/03/28/fundamental/#comment-1651 Tue, 01 Jul 2008 14:25:50 +0000 http://blogs.olsen.ch/jbg/2007/03/28/fundamental/#comment-1651 [...] See also this post: funadamental, invariant thinking. [...] […] See also this post: funadamental, invariant thinking. […]

]]> http://blogs.olsen.ch/jbg/2007/03/28/fundamental/#comment-1650 Tue, 01 Jul 2008 14:19:15 +0000 http://blogs.olsen.ch/jbg/2007/03/28/fundamental/#comment-1650 [...] fundamental and complex [...] […] fundamental and complex […]

]]> http://blogs.olsen.ch/jbg/2007/03/28/fundamental/#comment-1643 Mon, 30 Jun 2008 11:40:03 +0000 http://blogs.olsen.ch/jbg/2007/03/28/fundamental/#comment-1643 [...] Recall from fundamental that there are two surprising facts to be found. On the one hand, the physical laws dictating the fundamental behavior of the universe can be mirrored by formal thought systems devised by the mind. And on the other hand, real complex behavior can be emulated by computer simulations following simple laws (the computers themselves are an example of technological advances made possible by the successfull modelling of nature by formal thought systems). [...] […] Recall from fundamental that there are two surprising facts to be found. On the one hand, the physical laws dictating the fundamental behavior of the universe can be mirrored by formal thought systems devised by the mind. And on the other hand, real complex behavior can be emulated by computer simulations following simple laws (the computers themselves are an example of technological advances made possible by the successfull modelling of nature by formal thought systems). […]

]]> http://blogs.olsen.ch/jbg/2007/03/28/fundamental/#comment-1577 Sat, 31 May 2008 14:21:23 +0000 http://blogs.olsen.ch/jbg/2007/03/28/fundamental/#comment-1577 [...] The new paradigm states that it is best to understand a complex system, if it is mapped to a network. I.e., the links represent the some kind of interaction and the nodes are stripped of any intrinsic quality. So, as an example, you can forget about the complexity of the individual bird, if you model the flocks swarming behavior. (See these older posts: complex, fundamental, swarm theory, in a nutshell.) [...] […] The new paradigm states that it is best to understand a complex system, if it is mapped to a network. I.e., the links represent the some kind of interaction and the nodes are stripped of any intrinsic quality. So, as an example, you can forget about the complexity of the individual bird, if you model the flocks swarming behavior. (See these older posts: complex, fundamental, swarm theory, in a nutshell.) […]

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