... that attempts to achieve this informational equilibrium? JP You are talking metaphorically, ... Immortalist's reply: JP Far-From-Equilibrium Science Many discussions about entropy assume ... either on a transient (flow) towards equilibrium or away from it. Which ... > the system far away from equilibrium. Mostly starting from here: JP ...

... wrote: So, you have a close system? "closed system"? as opposed to open? then no. I do not think the concepts apply here. I started by wondering if the analogy between energy equilibrium and informational equilibrium is valid. I consider based on the data provided by Immortalis that it is a valid analogy and in this case "opened" and "closed systems" concepts apply here. JP

... that attempts to achieve this informational equilibrium? JP You are talking metaphorically, ... Immortalist's reply: JP Far-From-Equilibrium Science Many discussions about entropy assume ... either on a transient (flow) towards equilibrium or away from it. Which ... > the system far away from equilibrium. Mostly starting from here: JP ...

... that attempts to achieve this informational equilibrium? JP You are talking metaphorically, right?... Immortalist's reply: JP Far-From-Equilibrium Science Many discussions about entropy assume ... either on a transient (flow) towards equilibrium or away from it. Which direction ...>> the system far away from equilibrium. Mostly starting from here: JP ...

... need to achieve an energy equilibrium but is the same valid ... attempts to achieve this informational equilibrium? JP You are talking metaphorically,...'s reply: JP Far-From-Equilibrium Science Many discussions about entropy ... on a transient (flow) towards equilibrium or away from it. Which ... the system far away from equilibrium. Mostly starting from here: JP...

...that we need to achieve an energy equilibrium but is the same valid for information... that attempts to achieve this informational equilibrium? JP You are talking metaphorically, right?...any alternative to an -ism. Look: "perceiving data", "energy equilibrium" "conscious mechanism" "informational equilibrium" -are all equivalent metaphors that stand for an explanation for an ...

...@c65g2000hsa.googlegroups.com... On Apr 26, 9:12 am, Immortalist <reanimater_2...@yahoo.com> wrote: On Apr 25, 10:57 pm, J P <gms2...@lycos.com> wrote: We may look at the data perceived by our senses at least from 2 different point of views, as energy and information. We know that we need to achieve an energy equilibrium but is the same valid for information? Is

"J P" <gms2004@lycos.com> wrote in message news:af422f88-ac72-43c1-86d0-177328c9a66f@59g2000hsb.googlegroups.com... We may look at the data perceived by our senses at least from 2 different point of views, as energy and information. We know that we need to achieve an energy equilibrium but is the same valid for information? Is

... mechanism that attempts to achieve this informational equilibrium? JP Its like the self is surfing ... if there is such an" informational equilibrium" and if this idea has been ... the system is homogeneous and in equilibrium, the state of maximum disorder and ...' in the usual formulation. Far-From-Equilibrium Science Many discussions about entropy assume ...

... attempts to achieve this informational equilibrium? JP Its like the self ... there is such an" informational equilibrium" and if this idea has ... system is homogeneous and in equilibrium, the state of maximum disorder ... which will continue until an equilibrium state is reached (if ever).... the usual formulation. Far-From-Equilibrium Science Many discussions about entropy ...