Learning Beyond the Paradigm LO4326

Andrew Moreno (amoreno@broken.ranch.org)
Tue, 19 Dec 1995 01:01:43 -0800 (PST)

Replying to LO4320 --

On Mon, 18 Dec 1995, Jim Michmerhuizen wrote:

> The discipline of science teaches us to be
> "objective". Bunk.
>
> Kuhn's book, by the time it appeared, was long overdue.

Let's accept that the present state of affairs is the optimum one at this
stage in time. There is a stage of "creative destruction" coming that will
shift major paradigms, a precursor of which is the Internet.

What would be even more useful, than your ideas proposed above, would be
to pre-determine the possibilities of the stable stage of affairs AFTER
the stage of creative descruction is over. How will all elements
"self-organize?" How do we describe the state of affairs from as many
viewpoints as possible? What viewpoints?

I mean, 30 years from now will be my retirement years, I want to know if
Social Security will still be around. :)

Andrew Moreno

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Andrew Moreno <amoreno@broken.ranch.org>