Titlebook: Evolution of Information Processing Systems; An Interdisciplinary Klaus Haefner Conference proceedings 1992 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelbe

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Ledger

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Cholagogue

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Mega-Evolution of Information Processing Systemsty, i.e. as a process leading from unspecified and incoherent homogeneity to specified coherent heterogeneity [2]. With the formulation of such a law Spencer went a step beyond Darwin, who had considered the origin both of life from inorganic matter and of the human mind to be unanswerable questions.

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The Concept of Information Seen from the Point of View of Physics and Synergeticsson between the role of this sort of information in the physical system “l(fā)aser” and the biological system “slime mold” exhibits interesting aspects with respect to the interpretation of the meaning of information. As it appears, the meaning of information or its semantics is not fixed in an objective manner but depends on our human interpretation.

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Equazioni Alle Derivate Parziali Singolari,ot only as a source of information but also as processing agents for that information, e.g., to synthesize nucleic acids and proteins, and cellular systems with or without template. Also, no one has explained satisfactorily by experiment how DNA or RNA could have arisen without prior protein (Fox, 1988, Waldrop, 1989).

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Thermal Proteins in the First Life and in the “Mind-Body” Problemot only as a source of information but also as processing agents for that information, e.g., to synthesize nucleic acids and proteins, and cellular systems with or without template. Also, no one has explained satisfactorily by experiment how DNA or RNA could have arisen without prior protein (Fox, 1988, Waldrop, 1989).

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Dynamical Systems, Instability of Motion and Information Processingher words, IP is not only a prerequisite allowing a system to undergo self-organization, but is also the end point of a complex evolutionary process leading from the state of “no information” to the state of “information”.