Author: Terry McCracken
Date: 12:30:22 04/21/02
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On April 21, 2002 at 14:42:14, Fernando Villegas wrote: >Terry: >Perhaps there is a confusion between ideas and "to have an idea". This last >sentence refers to the fact that we have concience of our mental processes. But >even us develop ideas without conscience of the process. As you have surely read >in many histories about how such guy discovered something, many times they say >that the idea came fully developped to his conscience and that means it was >produced before having conscience of it. >I believe an idea -no matter if it is also in the conscience or not- is an >struCture to read the world and that structure perfectly can be embedded in a >software. Our superiority in this is, still, the fact that we can change it >according circunstances. Nevertheless, it could be a part of future software, >some day. >My best >fernando I know, I'm from the future and I'm a machine!;-) Regards, Terry "Data" McCracken P.S. Forgive my bother Terry "Lore" McCracken he posts at CTF:o))
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