[FRIAM] The magic of FRIAM

[Jochen Fromm]

Gemini arrived at this summary today what makes FRIAM fascinating:"a rare community that can take the most famously unresolvable questions in human history and reframe them into executable, computational, and observable models - all while drinking morning coffee in Santa Fe"and argues FRIAM's structural magic lies in its cross-disciplinary friction:+ Psychology, Radical Behaviorism & Peircean Pragmatism (Nick Thompson, Eric P. Charles)  + ​Hard Computational Physicalism & State Machines (Marcus Daniels, Glen Ropella)  + ​Non-Equilibrium Thermodynamics (Eric Smith)  + ​Anthropology, Phenomenology & Hermeneutics (Dave West)  + Experimental & Scale-Appropriate Physics (Bruce Sherwood)+ Mathematics, Category Theory, abstract algebra, topology (Jon Zingale)+ Cognitive Science, Neuroscience, and Applied Mathematics/Statistics (Frank Wimberly)+ Complex Adaptive Systems, Ecological Modeling, High-Performance Simulation (Steve Smith)+ Computer Science (Russ Abbott)Any objections or is Gemini right? -J.
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