Design Of Inquiring SystemsBasic Books, 1971 - 288 pagina's |
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... entity is teleological by virtue of the fact that other entities . could ( or do ) exist that might produce the same results and might be produced by the same designer via his interaction with the decision maker . We postulate that ...
... entity is teleological by virtue of the fact that other entities . could ( or do ) exist that might produce the same results and might be produced by the same designer via his interaction with the decision maker . We postulate that ...
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... entity , e.g. , an entity which is more powerful than any other entity . Finally , it is asserted that there is but one entity that is maximum . A most intelligent entity is also most powerful and most beautiful . The ens realissimum is ...
... entity , e.g. , an entity which is more powerful than any other entity . Finally , it is asserted that there is but one entity that is maximum . A most intelligent entity is also most powerful and most beautiful . The ens realissimum is ...
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... entities . Locke's inquirer is capable of observing its own processing by means of " reflection . " Reflection also consists of labeling entities , but now the entity is a process of the inquirer . The simplest properties of these ...
... entities . Locke's inquirer is capable of observing its own processing by means of " reflection . " Reflection also consists of labeling entities , but now the entity is a process of the inquirer . The simplest properties of these ...
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Design and Inquiry | 3 |
Fact Nets | 19 |
The Anatomy of Goal Seeking | 42 |
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