My essay has been published. It can be found at: Consciousness, Literature, and the Arts
It is all the fun of game theory combined with the excitement of literature. :-) I, at least, find them fun and exciting, anyway.
It is time we had an interdisciplinary world. It is time we created a society where all levels of thinking and society can work together – so the individual psychologies can live together in a more integrated society. Interdisciplinary thinking tries to promote environmentalism, capitalism, religion, heroic individualism, and families simultaneously. Beauty, truth, and ethics are united.
Friday, August 18, 2006
Sunday, August 13, 2006
Virtue
David Friedman has an interesting take on virtue that I think is exactly right.
http://www.daviddfriedman.com/Libertarian/Virtue1.html
http://www.daviddfriedman.com/Libertarian/Virtue2.html
http://www.daviddfriedman.com/Libertarian/Virtue1.html
http://www.daviddfriedman.com/Libertarian/Virtue2.html
Sunday, August 06, 2006
Note from Seth Lloyd
I received a reply from Seth Lloyd regarding the e-mail I sent him (mentioned below). Here was his response:
Dear Dr. Camplin,
Thank you for your email. I won't be able to addressall the questions that you raise, but I can try. I don't think that the square root speedup in Grover's quantum algorithm is related to Kauffman's formula. The square rootin quantum search arises out of the wave nature of quantum mechanics, while that in Kauffman's formula arises from combanitorics, as your detailed discussion indicates. There might be some connection, though. Ask Stuart! I hope that you enjoyed Programming the Universe.Good luck with your inquiries.
Yours,
Seth Lloyd
MIT
I sent the question to Kauffman, with this e-mail. I hope to hear from him.
Dear Dr. Camplin,
Thank you for your email. I won't be able to addressall the questions that you raise, but I can try. I don't think that the square root speedup in Grover's quantum algorithm is related to Kauffman's formula. The square rootin quantum search arises out of the wave nature of quantum mechanics, while that in Kauffman's formula arises from combanitorics, as your detailed discussion indicates. There might be some connection, though. Ask Stuart! I hope that you enjoyed Programming the Universe.Good luck with your inquiries.
Yours,
Seth Lloyd
MIT
I sent the question to Kauffman, with this e-mail. I hope to hear from him.
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