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Historical priority claim regarding information theory.
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- Sloman's broad methodological critique of philosophy of science.
- Schrödinger argues that non-repeating molecular structure (aperiodic solid) allows information density far exceeding periodic/crystalline alternatives.
- The exponential growth in combinatorial possibilities with sequence length, allowing vast genetic information storage.
- Central thesis: traditional static information theories fail to capture dynamic interaction necessary for understanding modern computing.
- Sloman's extension of Schrödinger's argument to brain mechanisms and virtual machinery.
- Key insight about predictive learning's potential.