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A Fourfold Model of Internet Information Space category structure that we consensually impose on reality. Thus, in this chapter, I’m going to spend some time laying philosophical groundwork which will allow the idea of “Net as mind and world” to be understood in a reasonable way.

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Webmind on the Commercial Netsting chat programs. The interactions with other software programs may be extremely diverse, ranging from e-commerce to customer relationship management to Webminds living inside home computer operating systems or home automation systems. The ways to make money from this are numerous and diverse, and would take a book in themselves to describe.

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1574-0463 ter andcommunication networks will one day evolve into an autonomousintelligent system, and making specific recommendations as to whatengineers and scientists can do today to encourage and shape thisevolution. A general theory of intelligent systems is described, basedon the author‘s previous work;

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M. Kirschbaum,M. S. J?ger,C. Duschll systems in the direction of mind-ness, one requires a much more detailed understanding of mental structure and dynamics. For this purpose, among others, over the last decade I have created a new way of thinking about intelligent systems, which I call the “psynet model of mind.”

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