Moritz Klein Doing Real Greek Lego

It's all pushing, pulling and swinging, ... These circuits are like little creatures in a cage, ...

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Jean-Michel Jarre talking about Oxygene 7-13 in 1997:

The mathematics behind this is FM Synthesis: see Amy Sandoval Interview With John Chowning.

This reminds me of something I once read by Henri Atlan about "the articulation between levels" of a system. See Uncommon Finalities in William Irwin Thompson's book Gaia: A Way of Knowing (1987).

... in particular see this part:



The  emergence of new scientific disciplines is where we (only partly consciously) make choices about what aspects of the phenomenological experience we abstract into language, and what we choose to ignore, and call noise. For example, very early on in the science of acoustics, which was physically the transmission of something we called sound, phenomenologically; the experience of hearing sound was described physically as a pressure wave in the air reaching the ear. That gross abstraction ignored a whole dimension of spatial sound, which is a product of binaural hearing, not just a one-dimensional pressure wave that could be captured by a time-series of the kind that you could write onto a stock market ticker-tape. See

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Listen to Putnam talking about functionalism in Biology and Computer Science in 1977:

See also this 1973 lecture on functionalism by Hilary Putnam:

To get an idea of what people like Per Bak and Stuart Kauffman were saying about emergence by 1997, see Richard Clegg on Internet Congestion Collapse and the Famous Van Jacobsen and Mike Karels 1988 Paper on Congestion Avoidance and Control.

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