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To: PMG who wrote (6797)8/6/2001 8:40:03 PM
From: Jacob Snyder  Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 74559
 
Certainly, these Myths are useful. They are part of a virtuous feedback loop, where Correct Thinking leads to Correct Actions, which gives you Happy Results, which reinforces the Correct Thinking. It's pointless to ask what "determines" what, or who started it, in a feedback loop. A better question is: what reinforces, and what erodes, this virtuous cycle? The Chinese have been hard-working forever, and have praised those who got an education for almost as long, but that didn't save them from 130 years of chaos and poverty, from the Opium Wars to the Cultural Revolution.

"Autopoeitically" means........? (other than the way a computer writes poetry)



To: PMG who wrote (6797)8/7/2001 1:02:37 AM
From: smolejv@gmx.net  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 74559
 
Is culture X bigger/better/worse/older[...insert your own adjective here...] than Y?

Shifting JC's assembler code on our thread stack: it just IS[*]

dj

[*] this is a very POWERFUL assembler instruction, some processors may be missing. Sometimes (mistakenly) taken for NOP (NO Operation) instruction,

PS: same of course applies to Y