I'm not sure how you mean all of this.Does the information appear in our minds when we read our PC screen? Neither would be the case, is my theory. We function as another reader who transcribes and in which effects arise in our learned language and in our cognitive apparatus that in turn affect us as an organism. — JuanZu
(COMMENT)Information the way scientists tend to use it is an abstract, — Bodhy
(COMMENT)Information in its richest full blooded reality, is semiosis, meaning. Information really is informare, to "put form into" - what we encounter as conscious agents is signs, signs which mean something for us as interpreters, not some abstract notion of information. — Bodhy
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