You are talking about functions in the model (or in the brain).
Martin is talking about properties of the model (or of the brain) without
distinguishing whether or not for a given property of the model there is a
corresponding single function of the model.
As I read him, Martin is concerned with problems of scale: we model at most
a few tens of elementary systems in a control hierarchy. How well does this
scale to hundreds or thousands of control hierarchies? What kinds of mutual
influence might we expect?
I would expect that you would respond, let's get there and find out. And:
whatever we project from mathematical studies of aggregate properties of
control systems, don't be surprised about surprises when we do actually get
there.
Martin, if you could specify the goal of your interest in this--what
questions do you want answered, and how will you use the answers?--that
might be helpful in getting to a shared point of view.
Martin, if you could specify the goal of your interest in this--what
questions do you want answered, and how will you use the answers?--that
might be helpful in getting to a shared point of view.
Well, this might be a bit premature, because it's very much a work in
progress, but you might get an idea of the direction of my thinking
from the Web site I am working on:
<http://www.mmtaylor.net/PCT/Mutuality/>\. I wasn't going to talk
about these ideas on CSGnet, at least not for a while yet, because
they take too much development of the conceptual background, a luxury
that is seldom available over the e-mail list. However, you are
welcome to look at what little is there, and comment if you want.
- His email address is no longer Cyvchoate@AOL.COM
- It is kurtzer@BRANDEIS.EDU
- That AOL account belongs to his former roommate.
- Possibly Isaac can no longer log in to account to unsubscribe it from CSG-L.
Gary Cziko, can you fix the problem?
Bruce
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At 02:17 AM 01/20/2000 -0500, Marc Kurtzer wrote:
nice to hear from you but i don't know who you are. please remove me from
your list
At 05:38 PM 01/20/2000 -0400, kurtzer@BRANDEIS.EDU wrote:
i.kurtzer (990120.1800)
sorry, that was from my ex-roommate..we shared a computer..
hey, gary could you do as he requests..thanks..
You are speaking to people who have no ability to remove you from this
list. I take it that this is an old address that Marc Kurtzer used. To
unsubscribe to this list, you must sent the following message
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- His email address is no longer Cyvchoate@AOL.COM
- It is kurtzer@BRANDEIS.EDU
- That AOL account belongs to his former roommate.
- Possibly Isaac can no longer log in to account to unsubscribe it from
CSG-L.
I think the protests are coming from the former roommate. I wrote back
describing how to unsubscribe.