Titlebook: Chaotic Logic; Language, Thought, a Ben Goertzel Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1994 Thought.chaos.complex system.compl

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Pattern and Prediction,tood the other two. But in order to speak about this triad, I must noneless begin somewhere. I will begin with ., mainly because this is the topic with which most of my previous writings have been concerned. In this chapter I will review the model of mind presented in my earlier works, embellishing

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The Cognitive Equation,ompounds, so many different neural subsystems, so many different psychic dysfunctions, so many different components of intelligence, perception, control.... And no overarching conceptual framework in which all aspects come together to form a unified whole. No underlying equation except those of phys

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Biological Metaphors of Belief,es, those who abandon them, and those who maintain them; he was collecting anecdotes from a variety of biographies and autobiographies, and he was struck by the recurrent patterns. In some intuitively clear but hard-to-specify sense, ideologues of all different stripes seemed to think alike.