Rosennean Complexity and other interests
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One of the fundamental questions in quantum mechanics concerns the interpretation of the QM formalism: what does QM “say” about the material world? Do the probability distributions in QM reflect corresponding innate properties in the material quantum world, or do they reflect only uncertainties in our state of knowledge about the material quantum world? In […]
In Life Itself, Rosen discusses the minimal foundational premises upon which all of science rests:
1. The succession of events or phenomena that we perceive in the ambience is not entirely arbitrary or whimsical; there are relations (e.g., causal relations) manifest in the world of phenomena.
2. The relations between phenomena that we have just posited are, […]
Note: It is recommended that the reader first understand Rosennean Complexity, and the Rosen Modeling Relation prior to reading this page.
Decoding and Encoding Dictionaries
One of the most interesting aspects of the Rosen Modeling Relation is the fact that the Modeling Relation is itself complex, in Rosen’s sense of the word.
As we recall from […]
(Note: This post is a migration of a page form my old Rosen website.)
It is recommended that the reader first understand the Rosen Modeling Relation and Rosennean complexity prior to reading this page.
Introduction
The concept of “error”
Emergence
The mystery of emergence
References and footnotes
Introduction
Once we understand what is meant by Rosennean complexity, it becomes relatively easy to […]