the specification

#tbc

October 30, 2023 · word

the map

constraint dependency draft levels over time draft some rough initial sketches nexuspriorspotentialsoasoaplural thoughpresent and sufficientconstituent participationpotentialsoa reconcilereconciliationreconciliationreconciliationreconciliationscopecontextunitintersectioninterrogatenegative spaceinterrogatenegative spacezone ininterrogatenegative spacetime0priors to potentialpeerspeerscompositionparticipationoriginpotentialreactanteffect

October 29, 2023 · 23 words

exercises

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questions

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working

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system

System definition: General – continuable, conditional sequence Open – continuable, conditional sequencing Closed – continuable, conditional sequencer #tbc

October 16, 2023 · 18 words

on ants

one does not need to know all of the wrong ways to go about something, to stumble upon one right way Consider a colony of ants, mapping a territory, for resource. The ants are busy – much resource is found, and consumed. Mapping and consumption continues. Resource fades, to aroma. The ants need more. After a while, a new ant, on a new path, stumbles upon substantive new resource....

October 15, 2023 · 96 words

on mathematics, map and territory

what are we studying when we are doing mathematics? map and territory Consider map and territory 1 2: Science interprets territory, formally, to compose representational maps Engineering composes (or shapes) territory, by applying map to circumstances, through action Mathematics, central to science and engineering, formalises cartography and navigation of map and territory, and more: mathematics charts the form and characteristics 3 of the nexus 4 between map and territory – fundamentals of constraint, structure and behaviour 5, of interpretation, representation, and cognition 6 alignment Consider that:...

October 15, 2023 · 676 words

map scopes

Constraint Symbol Pattern Trend Object Paradigm (familial context) Context

October 1, 2023 · 9 words

map territory

“a map is not the territory it represents, but, if correct, it has a similar structure to the territory, which accounts for its usefulness” - alfred korzybski, science and sanity, p. 58

October 1, 2023 · 32 words

the pattern

an introduction

October 1, 2023 · 2 words

cognition

Cognition is a nexus phenomena, which results from the operational (mechanistic) alignment of plural biological phenomenal-scopes (levels) #tbc

September 30, 2023 · 18 words

more is different

More Is Different | Science More is different. But however we might interpret or perceive it, more is never completely different, nor absolutely different, nor infinitely different: more can only ever be relatively, finitely different. Necessarily. Approximately all universal phenomena are composed of simpler priors; and each distinct structural phenomenal composition manifests a unique behavioural profile when participating with causal peers. A causal peer is any other phenomena which 1. Shares one or more behavioural characteristics (and ultimately ancestral constituents/ priors) and 2....

September 30, 2023 · 704 words

priors

composition back is down up from there #tbc

September 30, 2023 · 8 words

background

This project considers all phenomena (including minds, and understandings of minds) by commonality (and phenomenal relation), because : Irreconcilable maps of the same territory Make no sense Mischaracterises and misdirects individuals Which divides populations Where territory is continuous; maps ought to be continuable. By reconciling and reinterpreting maps by commonality (rather than distinctions, however precice), our understanding of all phenomena (including minds) better aligns with objective reality. #tbc BRB

September 29, 2023 · 69 words

de-duplication: new ideas

“side-effects of cross-contextual de-duplication” de-duplication is sufficient to account for: Lateral thinking Re-contextualisation Generalisation Contextually, objectively, similar entry-point to common constituent Metaphor Contextually, objectively, dissimilar entry-point to common constituent Lateral, general, metaphorical problem-solving “interpretive contexts evolve to address a fundamental problem with abstract information (map): minimal-viable distinction” As map complexity (and lifecycle) evolves 1, and interpretation occurs across multiple interpretive contexts simultaneously, de-duplication also occurs across distinct interpretive contexts....

September 29, 2023 · 351 words

de-duplication: origin

notes #tbc pre-cognition: Biology, senses, and cognition, evolved Senses evolved to detect patterns (relative arrangement) of stimuli by physical groupings of sensory receptors Patterns become persistable and composable Persisted composable patterns allow objective recognition of previously identified external phenomena By stitching together smaller patterns into larger arrangements (terrain, objects, etc), persisted composable patterns become larger than physical groupings of sensory receptors From this point, recognition is based upon matching sensory grouping to partial patterns of persisted representation Partial pattern matching allows Small physical groupings to match larger persisted representational compositions Establish objective sameness (to relate present location to known locations) De-duplicate representational arrangements (or parts thereof) Recognising partially obscured scenes, across different {moments; days; conditions; etc} And minimises resource requirements and latency ....

September 29, 2023 · 220 words

metaphor

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minimal-viable distinction

“minimal-viability is the inevitable outcome of evolutionary and operational constraints on survival” “prefer the simplest explanation; but for territory” Biology optimises for survival – we ought to consider the evolution of interpreted distinction, in terms of minimal-viability: “—what is the least amount of biological implementation (evolution) and information (operation) required to distinguish well?” The problem with “minimally-viable distinctions”, is knowing in advance “the space of all future circumstances” through which any minimally-viable distinction must remain distinct....

September 29, 2023 · 174 words

on persisted representation

active draft: #tbc The moment we start persisting representation, and incrementally accruing detail, we need to care about coherence, sameness, and operational efficiency. Detect Persist Accrue Evaluate Consider the difference between a log-file, and a database. “note: pointing at structured data, rather than index 1” log file Log files are simplest persistence Partial Doesn’t consolidate Plural representation Can’t accrue and relate Which instance to augment? How to search efficiently?...

September 29, 2023 · 157 words