Max More <max@maxmore.com> writes:
> The Principles are a group of somewhat fuzzy sets that overlap, but where
> some are more central than others. Perhaps the only way to convey this
> effectively is through a graphical representation. Alternatively, for those
> interested in the intellectual minutia, I could write an "Explanatory
> Comments on the Principle" that explores the relationships between the
> principles. I like the idea of a graphical representation that somehow
> shows the links between principles. Once I'm ready, perhaps someone can
> help me put this together in a Java applet?
Sounds like a good idea. We have been discussing representing
philosophy graphically here in Aleph too - why not give it a good
graphical user interface so you can follow the links of reasoning?
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