[Fis] R: Re: Fw: NEW DISCUSSION SESSION--TOPOLOGICAL BRAIN. Off-Line
tozziarturo at libero.it
tozziarturo at libero.it
Fri Nov 25 18:29:15 CET 2016
Dear Joseph, gotcha... In a framework dating back to Whitehead, Kurt Lewin and, in particular Richard Avenarius (1888), and going through Gestalt, phenomenalism, behaviourism,
functionalism and cybernetics, autopoiesis, dynamical systems theory,
embedded/embodied approaches, every human individual originally accepts over him: a)
an ever-changing spatial environment composed of manifold parts dependent on
one another; b) other human individuals making manifold describable statements
and c) these statements are dependent upon the environment (Avenarius, 1888). When an individual becomes aware of some of the manifold parts of the
environment outside or inside him, he states he is
having an experience. In a topological framework, the environment, the cortical
layers and the describable statements can be embedded in different structures
of various complexity dimensions, encompassing a different qualitative content
and linked by projections. The object and its verbal counterpart stand for two
antipodal points each one located in a different sphere, while their matching description is achieved in the brain of
the concrete human individual. It is noteworthy that the topological
relationships among such three entities do not exist out of the triad: we
cannot perceive the thoughts and the sensations of other people, but just
project to them thoughts, statements and sensations analogous to ours. This is perfectly in touch with your ideas... For further details see our (unded advanced review): http://arturotozzi.webnode.it/products/the-neuroscientific-mechanisms-of-knowledge-a-topological-approach/
By the way, where I can find your logical system?
... the next time we will talk about the die-hard philosophers...
Ciao!
Arturo TozziAA Professor Physics, University North TexasPediatrician ASL Na2Nord, ItalyComput Intell Lab, University Manitobahttp://arturotozzi.webnode.it/
----Messaggio originale----
Da: "Joseph Brenner" <joe.brenner at bluewin.ch>
Data: 25/11/2016 17.56
A: <tozziarturo at libero.it>
Ogg: Re: [Fis] Fw: NEW DISCUSSION SESSION--TOPOLOGICAL BRAIN. Off-Line
Good message, Arturo. Thank you. In my logical
system, dual theories themselves are dynamic (cognitive)
structures and can interact in the brain. The theories are not just
'interchangable' in an abstract sense. One 'moves back and forth' between them,
one explanation/description is predominant (actualized) at one time
and the other at another time.
I agree with your view of quantum entanglement, but
here is what might be a new idea for you: what about entanglement at a macro
level, even, as a relation between two people?! In my logic, again, such
entanglement is not just metaphorical but real-energetic. The relational words
used are 'energy' words: ties, breaking, etc. I would be
interested in your comment.
Apparently, you have been lucky enough not to have
had to deal with die-hard philosophers who refuse to accept anything except
spatial position as fundamental.
Cheers,
Joseph
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From:
tozziarturo at libero.it
To: fis
Sent: Friday, November 25, 2016 2:32
PM
Subject: Re: [Fis] Fw: NEW DISCUSSION
SESSION--TOPOLOGICAL BRAIN
Dear Joseph,
The Borsuk-Ulam theorem
looks like a translucent glass sphere between a light source and our eyes: we
watch two lights on the sphere surface instead of one. But the two lights are
not just images, they are also real with observable properties, such as
intensity and diameter.
Until the sphere lies between your eyes and the
light source, the lights you can see are two (and it is valid also for every
objective observer), it's not just a trick of your imagination or a Kantian a
priori.
Therefore, the link between topology and energy/information
is very strong. If we just think the facts and the events of the world
in terms of projections, we are able to quantitatively elucidate puzzling and
counterintuitive phenomena, such as, for example, quantum
entanglement
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10773-016-2998-7
Therefore, the 'eternal' discussion of whether geometry
or energy (call it dynamics, informational entropy, or whatsoever) is
more fundamental in the universe, does not stand anymore: both geometry
and energy describe the same phenomena, although with different
languages. In physical terms, we could say that geometry and energy are
'dual' theories, e.g., they are interchangeable in the description of real
facts and events.
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Inviato da Libero Mail per Androidvenerdì, 25
novembre 2016, 00:28PM +01:00 da Joseph Brenner joe.brenner at bluewin.ch:
Dear All,
Pedro should be thanked already for this new
Session, even as we welcome Andrew and Alexander. The depth of your work
facilitates rigorous discussion of serious philosophical as well as
scientific issues.
In Pedro's note of 2016.11.24 there is the
following:
"Somehow,
the projection of brain "metastable dynamics" (Fingelkurts) to higher
dimensionalities could provide new integrative possibilities for information
processing. And that marriage between topology and dynamics would also pave
the way to new evolutionary discussions on the emergence of the "imagined
present" of our minds."
What Pedro calls here "the marriage between
topology and dynamics" reminds one of the 'eternal' discussion of whether
geometry or energy (dynamics) is more fundamental in the universe. I just
suggest that there are alternative terms to focus on and describe
the interaction between topology and dynamics that are more - dynamic, and
make an emergence a more logical consequence of that
interaction.
Best wishes,
Joseph
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