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Apologies – I haven’t read the entire series of articles, hence you may have provided more detailed explanations later. Unfortunately anytime someone places ‘complex’ and ’emergent’ adjectives in descriptions, my brain struggles to understand the intent.
I hope to find expanded descriptions later on these points:
‘Agents’ are the fundamental nodes for complex behaviour – notionally identical – but the extent of similarity or difference is not described? Is there some ‘boundary’ within plasma physics where differences in agents causes an end to complex behaviour?
The causal relationship between agents is the core to understanding catastrophic transitions between one stable state and another stable state, and I understand from the article that the various phenomena : charge; magnetic; and gravity all contribute in greater or lesser degree to the changes that characterise complex and emergent behaviour, and offer my thanks for the explanations thus far. I would welcome additional comments on how time interacts with these forces as it appears that things cannot happen instantaneously everywhere?
Apologies – I haven’t read the entire series of articles, hence you may have provided more detailed explanations later. Unfortunately anytime someone places ‘complex’ and ’emergent’ adjectives in descriptions, my brain struggles to understand the intent.
I hope to find expanded descriptions later on these points:
‘Agents’ are the fundamental nodes for complex behaviour – notionally identical – but the extent of similarity or difference is not described? Is there some ‘boundary’ within plasma physics where differences in agents causes an end to complex behaviour?
The causal relationship between agents is the core to understanding catastrophic transitions between one stable state and another stable state, and I understand from the article that the various phenomena : charge; magnetic; and gravity all contribute in greater or lesser degree to the changes that characterise complex and emergent behaviour, and offer my thanks for the explanations thus far. I would welcome additional comments on how time interacts with these forces as it appears that things cannot happen instantaneously everywhere?
Apologies – I haven’t read the entire series of articles, hence you may have provided more detailed explanations later. Unfortunately anytime someone places ‘complex’ and ’emergent’ adjectives in descriptions, my brain struggles to understand the intent.
I hope to find expanded descriptions later on these points:
‘Agents’ are the fundamental nodes for complex behaviour – notionally identical – but the extent of similarity or difference is not described? Is there some ‘boundary’ within plasma physics where differences in agents causes an end to complex behaviour?
The causal relationship between agents is the core to understanding catastrophic transitions between one stable state and another stable state, and I understand from the article that the various phenomena : charge; magnetic; and gravity all contribute in greater or lesser degree to the changes that characterise complex and emergent behaviour, and offer my thanks for the explanations thus far. I would welcome additional comments on how time interacts with these forces as it appears that things cannot happen instantaneously everywhere?
Hah! IOP—the Internet of Living Plasma™ Pro-active IP. 🙂