Design Of Inquiring SystemsBasic Books, 1971 - 288 pagina's |
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... existence : a thing defined to have all maximal properties must exist . The argument is a very subtle one . It consists of a careful analysis of “ property ” and the concept of the maximum of a property ( e.g. , " powerful " is a ...
... existence : a thing defined to have all maximal properties must exist . The argument is a very subtle one . It consists of a careful analysis of “ property ” and the concept of the maximum of a property ( e.g. , " powerful " is a ...
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... existence of a perfect whole system . We note , then , that the rationalist has added one very important property of the " whole system " that was omitted as we described the expanding decision maker - designer above , namely that the ...
... existence of a perfect whole system . We note , then , that the rationalist has added one very important property of the " whole system " that was omitted as we described the expanding decision maker - designer above , namely that the ...
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... existence of the whole system and the perfect system can be proven objectively . Clearly the monist does not mean that " existence " is to be defined in terms of " observed " or " ob- servable . " Instead , for something to be taken to ...
... existence of the whole system and the perfect system can be proven objectively . Clearly the monist does not mean that " existence " is to be defined in terms of " observed " or " ob- servable . " Instead , for something to be taken to ...
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