[FRIAM] Unmediated perception - sheldrake

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Ack, good point. Since we're talking about some sort of weird Hebbian co-constructed universe, though, maybe they're the same thing? I'm reminded of Frank Tipler's idea [¿] that life might save the universe from a big crunch by migrating (and moving their masses with them?) into a 'ring', thereby creating a Taub Universe ... slowing the collapse at the ring so that it *seems* to take an infinite amount of time. If the number of investigators studying a given region of space *causes* the space to convolute (or simplify), then scaffolding and collapse are two outcomes of the same process.

[¿] At least I learned it from him, whether or not it's his idea.

On 9/17/19 3:10 PM, Marcus Daniels wrote:
> Further is it really scaffolding, or just a way that many otherwise independent agents get collapsed into a few degrees of freedom and then never really use or want a scaffolding?

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