>>682588 last bread
>Wtf does Q mean by KANSAS?
Maybe any, few, many and/or all of those answers are correct?
Maybe instead of anons. wasting a shit ton of valuable time & energy bitching over who's got the right answer, any, many and/or all of us can attempt to view Q words (e.g. KANSAS) similar to "strange attractors"?
> http:// www.zulenet.com/vladimirdimitrov/pages/SAM.html
STRANGE ATTRACTORS OF MEANING
"We navigate through the whirling dynamics of life by making sense of social complexity, which we both create and are created by.
Dynamic Semiotics explores the process of making sense of dynamical signs, that is,
signs standing for objects (phenomena, events, processes), which constantly move, change, evolve and transform in the scope of our perceptions.
It is this kind of objects that contrives the fabric of social complexity.
The key hypothesis in Dynamic Semiotics says that in the mental space of humans -
the space of our understanding-supporting thoughts and feelings,
there are structures based on forms and forces linked or merged into spatio-temporal units, which make things meaningful.
Complexity and Chaos reveal the dynamic topologies of these meaning-making units.
The intension of this paper is to show that the strange attractors emerging out of chaotic dynamics of the thoughts and feelings constantly swarming in the mental space of each individual encapsulate the topologies of the meaning-making units
and offer a key to a unified semiotic and cognitive understanding of meaning. "
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"If everyone's right, there's no one left." - anon.
>Disclaimer: I could be wrong.
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>>682916 How bout we'll both share it with John (RIP) and anon. who originally shared the list.
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