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| 5436 | Volume 20 | 1956 | 5437 | Volume 20 | 26-Dec-56 |
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Summary: Reducibility in a set of trajectories, 5441, 5528, 5537, 5626 |
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Accumulation (of adaptations) fundamental rule Iterated systems how much iteration? |
Experience and learning structure 5313 5552 Plasticity and gaining structure Structure learning external structure 5320 5552 |
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The Multistable System [117]: How should the multistable system be didvided? - So that each irreducible "Good" has
its own ultrastable system. 5436. The Multistable System [118]: Fundamental rule for the multistable system: if the major "Good" is to be obtained by the accumulation of minor "goods", then each minor good should have an ultrastable system to itself. 5436. |
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