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The sciences and the arts make relevant the apparent irrelevan-j cies which
abound in the fantastic multiplicity of human experience, j Isaac Newton invented
a scientific pattern in which apparent ir- relevancies are harmoniously arranged
so ...
The sciences and the arts make relevant the apparent irrelevan-j cies which
abound in the fantastic multiplicity of human experience, j Isaac Newton invented
a scientific pattern in which apparent ir- relevancies are harmoniously arranged
so ...
Pagina 130
This method is often assumed to be the new science in which computers, human,
mechanical, and electronic, sift through masses of irrelevant data to single out the
relevant fact. This method is in practice an extension of logical sys- tematics.
This method is often assumed to be the new science in which computers, human,
mechanical, and electronic, sift through masses of irrelevant data to single out the
relevant fact. This method is in practice an extension of logical sys- tematics.
Pagina 134
Several different kinds of apparent irrelevancy as well as ways in which an
inventor hunts and scans for what is relevant in irrelevance are exemplified in this
case. His observations of the small cyclones and the leaves did not turn out to be
...
Several different kinds of apparent irrelevancy as well as ways in which an
inventor hunts and scans for what is relevant in irrelevance are exemplified in this
case. His observations of the small cyclones and the leaves did not turn out to be
...
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THE OPERATIONAL MECHANISMS | 33 |
SYNECTICS IN THE INDUSTRIAL MODEL | 57 |
THE COMMONPLACE AND EXPERTISE | 92 |
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