Archive for December, 2007


Terminus

Monday, December 31st, 2007

Happy New Year

I am a node of server

Saturday, December 15th, 2007

quick philosophy of mind II

Wednesday, December 12th, 2007

From Norms, Networks, and Trails by Adrian Cussins
If the ‘rules’ don’t pre-empt what is properly possible in the ‘game’, then the ‘rules’ become part of what is negotiated by the ‘players’. If the ‘rules’ become part of what is negotiated by the ‘players’, then we end up with the comical but also absurd activity [...]

quick philosophy of mind

Wednesday, December 12th, 2007

From What is it like to be a Thermostat? by David Chalmers.
What Lloyd’s approach brings out is that when we try to isolate the kind of processing that is required for conscious experience, the requirements are remarkably hard to pin down, and a careful analysis does not throw up processing criteria that are more than [...]

internet on hand

Friday, December 7th, 2007

We are quite close to having internet everywhere.
I am always please to see people walking around with cell phones in hand or fussing with an iPod, because it shows just how accustomed we have become to having small portable connected devices around us at all times. These devices don’t just make calls or play [...]