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    <p>Dear colleagues, I think the exchange below may be of general
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      bottom--Pedro<br>
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            <td>Re: [Fis] planckian information</td>
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            <td>Fri, 21 Apr 2017 08:08:19 +0530</td>
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            <td>Alex Hankey <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:alexhankey@gmail.com"><alexhankey@gmail.com></a></td>
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      <div dir="ltr">Dear Sungchul, 
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        <div>Your point is well taken, but it only applies to digital
          information. </div>
        <div>The information states that I have discovered for
          Experience Information </div>
        <div>do not work on digital information, which requires a
          physical system at stability,</div>
        <div>obeying the usual laws of quantum theory. </div>
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        <div>Experience information is sited at critical instabilities,
          which are identified as </div>
        <div>the Loci of Control of all biological systems by complexity
          biology. </div>
        <div>Instabilities do not have quanta as their excitations.
          There is no minimum energy h/2. </div>
        <div>The information is encoded as Gestalts / Forms / Ideas (all
          equivalent). </div>
        <div>No excitation energy is involved in their transmission or
          reception. </div>
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        <div>Do read my 2015 paper in the Journal of Progress in
          Biophysics and Molecular Biology.</div>
        <div>Best wishes, </div>
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        <div>Alex Hankey </div>
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        <div class="gmail_quote">On 18 April 2017 at 03:38, Sungchul Ji
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                <p>Hi Pedro,</p>
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                <p>I am not well familiar with Sheldrake's phenomenon of
                  the Seventh Sense.  Reading one of his articles on
                  line, "The sixth Sense and the Seventh Sense: A Part
                  of Our Biological Nature ?", indicated to me that the
                  phenomenon of the seventh sense he described may well
                  be real and biological.  But what he does not yet
                  know, as he admits, is how this phenomenon  may
                  be occurring, i.e., what is the mechanism behind it. 
                  Answering this question may  not be easy, since it
                  would entail knowing how our brain perceives
                  the reality through our senses, the sixth and
                  the seventh included.</p>
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                <p>As long as the seventh sense is biological, as
                  Sheldrake seems to assume, I would predict that the
                  information being exchanged between the observer and
                  his/her environment through this sense would obey what
                  I called the Third Law of Informatics i.e., no
                  information can be exchanged without dissipation of kt
                  ln(2) joules of energy  per bit. (In my previous post,
                  I forgot to iinclude "ln(2)").  </p>
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                <p>Or another possibility is that Sheldrakes' phenomenon
                  of the seventh sense is unknowable.  That is , it
                  may long to the category of phenomena that the human
                  intellect is  incapable of knowing, just as apophatic
                  theologians believe that God cannot be described in
                  human language.  In part influenced by the
                  apophatic theology and in part by semiotics of Peirce
                  (which I found a way to extend to include the
                  ineffable, based on the so-called quark model of signs
                  ; see [2] in the attached  references), I came to the
                  conclusion that science (or the systematic study of
                  the reality) may be divided into two branches -- the
                  traditional "cataphatic" (or positivistic) branch and
                  the "apophatic" (or negative or ineffable) branch as
                  schematically depicted in the attached figure.  The
                  division of science into these two branches may be
                  considered as the extension of Bob Ulanowicz's
                   division of  Shannon entropy H into the cataphatic
                  component, A, and the apophatic component, fi [see Eq.
                  (2)  in  "Towards Quantifying a Wider Reality: Shannon
                  Exonerata",
                  <i>Information</i> 2011, <b>2</b>, 624-634]. </p>
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                <p>With all the best.</p>
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                <p>Sung</p>
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                                      color="#000000"><b>From:</b> Fis
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                                      <b>Sent:</b> Wednesday, April 12,
                                      2017 12:20:08 PM<br>
                                      <b>To:</b> 'fis'<br>
                                      <b>Subject:</b> Re: [Fis]
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                                      <div><span></span>Dear Sung and
                                        FIS Colleagues,<br>
                                        <br>
                                        We have barely discussed the new
                                        notion of Planckian information
                                        and the amazing variety of
                                        self-organization processes that
                                        abide by it. It is a pity for I
                                        think it is a relevant
                                        conceptualization that can
                                        contribute to new developments
                                        in our field. Thank you, Sung,
                                        for presenting it in this list.
                                        <br>
                                        What I do not see is the
                                        relationship to be established
                                        with languages: at cosmic,
                                        cellular, and human scales. Is
                                        it necessary? Is it convenient? 
                                        Concretely, in one of the last
                                        papers mentioned in the kickoff
                                        text there is a explicit
                                        reference to the 12 conditions
                                        to be fulfilled by any language.
                                        Could you please explain those
                                        conditions? In the case of
                                        living cells, there is no
                                        reference at all to signaling
                                        systems--how any cellular
                                        "language" can be delineated
                                        without considering the "speech
                                        apparatus" of the cell? The
                                        profligate of new terms coined
                                        around information, energy,
                                        knowledge, etc. does not help
                                        either to keep a clear focus in
                                        the essential idea, which as
                                        expressed above revolves around
                                        P.I. --although I recognize that
                                        most  of them may have some
                                        point of interest, taking
                                        together they somehow dilute the
                                        main message.<br>
                                        <br>
                                        Best wishes--Pedro<br>
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