Re: Kirk Durston's response - 3

From: Denyse O'Leary (oleary@sympatico.ca)
Date: Wed Nov 12 2003 - 05:03:24 EST

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    Kirk asked me to post this to the list. I will send him the comments of
    H. Van Till and Walter Hicks. 

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2) In our observations of this world, we notice that intelligent agents, 
such as humans, can produce vast amounts of functional information.

     >> So waht!

     >>>>

     From Mr. Robert's inserted comments, I see no reason to believe that he 
is actually interested in thinking critically about this issue. 
Regretfully, I do not have time to engage in discussions with people who 
will not think and do not have the motivation to educate themselves to 
at least the level of being able to carry on an intelligent conversation 
on this issue.

    Preston asked an honest question, and I would be happy to respond to any
further clarification or questions that he may desire, but I will not be
able to take the time to engage in the level of interaction that Mr. 
Roberts feels obligated to practice.

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    For clarification, I should add that Michael Roberts has already 
responded to the list, as follows:

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    I am sorry if you dont follow what I am concerned about. However I do 
not see any rational connection between natural processses only dealing 
with a few bits of information and humans which can deal with lots of info.

    In my reponse I asked for details of your empirical work and experiments 
as I consider what you write to be thought experiments rather than real
experiments.

    Now are you able to specify the experiments you have done and if so 
where are they published?

    Are you unable to answer my serious questions then?

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    Denyse

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