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Re: The Kaleidoscope of Next     

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Author: Immortalist
Date: Dec 5, 2007 19:07

...> Have I left any entities out? Probably. But why is one thing after another, why is 'next', so productive of domains and entities, so kaleidoscopic? Since consciousness really happens during the transition from some states of configuration in the brain to others, it is a irriducable emergent and contextual process bound in clock time....
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Re: The Kaleidoscope of Next     

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Author: John Jones
Date: Dec 5, 2007 11:40

...entities. Have I left any entities out? Probably. But why is one thing after another, why is 'next', so productive of domains and entities, so kaleidoscopic? Since consciousness really happens during the transition from some states of configuration in the brain to others, it is a irriducable emergent and contextual process bound in clock time. ...
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Re: The Kaleidoscope of Next     

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Author: Immortalist
Date: Dec 4, 2007 20:42

...or entities. Have I left any entities out? Probably. But why is one thing after another, why is 'next', so productive of domains and entities, so kaleidoscopic? Since consciousness really happens during the transition from some states of configuration in the brain to others, it is a irriducable emergent and contextual process bound in clock time. Of course...
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Re: The Kaleidoscope of Next     

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Author: J P
Date: Dec 4, 2007 12:03

... one thing after another, why is 'next', so productive of domains and entities, so kaleidoscopic? Your whole post deals with пїЅthe idea of succession, IOW with change or time. ...> - Show quoted text - Unfortunately, I do not think that 'next' is kaleidoscopic. I think all these domains and entities are inventions, and jammed like square pegs into round ...
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Re: The Kaleidoscope of Next     

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Author: John Jones
Date: Dec 4, 2007 11:19

...is one thing after another, why is 'next', so productive of domains and entities, so kaleidoscopic? Your whole post deals with пїЅthe idea of succession, IOW with change or time. ... text - - Show quoted text - Unfortunately, I do not think that 'next' is kaleidoscopic. I think all these domains and entities are inventions, and jammed like square pegs into round holes, ...
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Re: The Kaleidoscope of Next     

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Author: Ledraychere
Date: Dec 4, 2007 05:06

...or entities. Have I left any entities out? Probably. But why is one thing after another, why is 'next', so productive of domains and entities, so kaleidoscopic? Since consciousness really happens during the transition from some states of configuration in the brain to others, it is a irriducable emergent and contextual process bound in clock time. Of course...
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Re: The Kaleidoscope of Next     

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Author: John Jones
Date: Dec 4, 2007 02:11

... domains or entities. Have I left any entities out? Probably. But why is one thing after another, why is 'next', so productive of domains and entities, so kaleidoscopic? Since consciousness really happens during the transition from some states of configuration in the brain to others, it is a irriducable emergent and contextual process bound in clock time. Of course it...
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Re: The Kaleidoscope of Next     

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Author: Immortalist
Date: Dec 3, 2007 22:56

...of these domains or entities. Have I left any entities out? Probably. But why is one thing after another, why is 'next', so productive of domains and entities, so kaleidoscopic? Since consciousness really happens during the transition from some states of configuration in the brain to others, it is a irriducable emergent and contextual process bound in clock time. Of course it is ...
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Author: Ledraychere
Date: Dec 3, 2007 15:47

... domains or entities. Have I left any entities out? Probably. But why is one thing after another, why is 'next', so productive of domains and entities, so kaleidoscopic? I would say that the four concepts you mention are not normally thought of a sequential. ?They all have varying aspects that are realized in different ways when used in ...
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Author: John Jones
Date: Dec 3, 2007 15:10

... these domains or entities. Have I left any entities out? Probably. But why is one thing after another, why is 'next', so productive of domains and entities, so kaleidoscopic? I would say that the four concepts you mention are not normally thought of a sequential. ?They all have varying aspects that are realized in different ways when used in various ...
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