The same thing goes for the immune system (progressive improvement of binding), but somatic hypermutation is an informationally-driven process, with selection (and, in the case of SMH, it is an artificial selection) accounting for only a small part of the innovation. ❋ Unknown (2010)
Instead, we have gradual adaptation resulting in an irreducibly complex structure. johnnyb: So, it seems that the full account of evidence favors an informationally-directed system, rather than natural selection. ❋ Unknown (2010)
So, it seems that the full account of evidence favors an informationally-directed system, rather than natural selection. ❋ Unknown (2010)
You get a sense of the place in some ways quicker than if you see a whole high angle master shot that informationally shared this space. ❋ Unknown (2010)
But, wait, The Enquirer at least touts itself as a tabloid for the informationally challenged and easily fooled. ❋ Unknown (2008)
In short, the more informationally encapsulated a system is, the more likely it is to be fast, cheap, and out of control. ❋ Robbins, Philip (2009)
In each case, less is more, informationally speaking. ❋ Robbins, Philip (2009)
The property of being bad doesn't seem to be the kind of property that can be informationally detected or transduced. ❋ Aydede, Murat (2009)
A cognitive system is informationally encapsulated to the extent that in the course of processing a given set of inputs it cannot access information stored elsewhere; all it has to go on is the information contained in those inputs plus whatever information might be stored within the system itself, for example, in a proprietary database. ❋ Robbins, Philip (2009)
Fodor (1983) argues that this sort of process cannot be realized in an informationally encapsulated system, and hence that central systems cannot be modular. ❋ Robbins, Philip (2009)
In particular, he argues that such systems are not informationally encapsulated. ❋ Robbins, Philip (2009)
As for the McGurk effect, this seems perfectly consistent with the claim that speech perception is an informationally encapsulated system, albeit a system that is multi-modal in character (cf. Fodor, 1983, p. 132n.13). ❋ Robbins, Philip (2009)
If we lived in a world where everyone kept their own private beliefs to themselves, it would be a very informationally poor world. ❋ James F. McGrath (2009)
Behavioral economists assert that markets are often "informationally inefficient," with much of the inefficiency stemming from patterns of irrational behavior that cognitive psychology can document and measure. ❋ Unknown (2009)
In addition to being informationally encapsulated and centrally inaccessible, modular systems and processes are “fast, cheap, and out of control” (to borrow a phrase by roboticist Rodney Brooks). ❋ Robbins, Philip (2009)
Isotropic and Quinean processes cannot be carried out by informationally encapsulated systems. ❋ Robbins, Philip (2009)
Hurwicz L. (1972): "On informationally decentralized systems", in Radner and McGuire, Decision and Organization, North-Holland. ❋ Unknown (2007)
Belief fixation cannot be carried out by an informationally encapsulated system. ❋ Robbins, Philip (2009)
And even presidents, who constitute the top tier of this food chain, are left informationally deprived. ❋ Unknown (2008)
I have many email acquaintances who post stuff like that all the time, and they are not stupid or otherwise informationally disadvantaged. ❋ Unknown (2006)
