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Would you like to learn some of the basics of Kosho Ryu? How about a 5 Lesson FREE Kosho Mini Course? If this sounds like something of interest to you follow this link now and enroll. It is really FREE. #kosho #freekosho #octagon #naturallaws https://rebrand.ly/metbq99

Would you like to learn some of the basics of Kosho Ryu? How about a 5 Lesson FREE Kosho Mini Course? If this sounds like something of interest to you follow this link now and enroll. It is really FREE. #kosho #freekosho #octagon #naturallaws https://blog.kyushojitsuworld.com/free-kosho-ryu-mini-course/

Would you like to learn some of the basics of Kosho Ryu? How about a 5 Lesson FREE Kosho Mini Course? If this sounds like something of interest to you follow this link now and enroll. It is really FREE. #kosho #freekosho #octagon #naturallaws https://blog.kyushojitsuworld.com/free-kosho-ryu-mini-course/

@philosophy

#NaturalLaws
#PoS
#MetaphysicsOfScience

happy to find today - and you might be interested too

Tyler Hildebrand's 'Laws of Nature'
is out, published yesterday.
(as usual, free online copy for CUP 'elements' during the first two weeks)

https://www.cambridge.org/core/elements/laws-of-nature/C347C591B6764EF30B64BABBEF1B8AAA

@Inquiry @Harishjosev

Yes, another version of #CSPeirce’s triad is #WRAshby’s distinction between #Machine (object, observed phenomenon), #System (a finite set of variables and their relationships selected by the #Observer), and the #Model created by the observer to describe or/and #Control the machine.

However, I was speaking about the different phenomena (machines) and their controllability.
Mere #Physical (static or dynamic) #Structures driven by known (discoverable, invariant) #NaturalLaws as opposed to emergent #DynamicalSystems that are under the influence of arbitrary, local #Rules as explained by #HHPattee.

@Inquiry @Harishjosev

Physics and other “exact” sciences are “easy” as they deal with #Structures and the invariant, universal and inexorable #NaturalLaws that make them #controllable by inputs from the outside.

#Systems are different. Their main purpose is to enforce their own local set of temporary and arbitrary system #Rules which are not applied from the outside, as Laws are, but are rather the emergent result of the system’s organization, history, and operation.