Creativity - Ability to Define Something Well
Abstract
(Last changes Febr-22 1996)


Semiotic machines are computer aided theories and theories are simulations of some human "patterns". These "patterns" unterly determined conditions, which constitute the formal frame of semiotic machines. Computers themselves already underly determined conditions like differentiation, decision or valence, which generate determined worlds. Such worlds are specially typified to be well defined systems for description as well as valence. Well defined systems call for definite decisions. The question - be asked and discussed - is: is this realistic? Or isn't it rather a long-term process of learning, at whichs end the ability to define something well is be generated? If it is a long-term process of learning, which patterns are important to generate well defined discriptions and the ability to decide well.

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