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Ershi Qi,Jiang Shen,Runliang Dou The view of mind as network is implicit in the patternist philosophy, because every pattern can be viewed as a pattern . something, or a pattern of arrangement . something—thus a pattern is always viewable as a relation between two or more things. A collection of patterns is thus a pattern-network.