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Pages in Category PhilosophyAbstraction
**Abstraction** is method and result of a cognitive action that results in a new entity with a reduced number of properties to describe a real existing object. An abstraction itself …
Tags: Information Learning Linguistic Theory Categories: Epistemology Philosophy Average AssociationSynonyms: Kaninchenzüchterverein
In German language there exists a term 'Kaninchenzüchterverein' that literally means an association of rabbit breeders, but in philosophical and political context this term is used as reference to an …
Tags: Anthropology Behavior Control Psychology Sociology Categories: Philosophy Psychology Sociology BlindnessSynonyms: Inertness; Emotionlesness
== Definition Blindness describes the condition of a fauceir that cannot communicate or being disturbed by an other fauceir. == Rational * Blindness is an essential element of each fauceir. …
Tags: Theory Categories: Philosophy Systems Theory Darwinian controlSynonyms: Selectional control; Evolutionary control
**Darwinian control** is a special case of fauceir control characterized by statistically defined outcome and an also statistical feedback that is carried out by inheritance. Darwinian control takes place mostly …
Tags: Control Core theory Evolution Theory Categories: Evolutionary Biology Philosophy Deductive reasoningSynonyms: Deduction
**Deductive reasoning** is arriving at a specific statement by logical conclusions from a more general statement. If the logic is not fallacious the conclusion is necessarily always true. The problem …
Categories: Epistemology Philosophy Demarcation problem
**[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Problem_of_demarcation|Demarcation problem]]** is an epistemological problem it exists as such since the time when rational thinking began. It is the problem to distinguish between science and pseudoscience, rational and irrational …
Tags: Theory Categories: Epistemology Philosophy Mutual Dependence RuleSynonyms: Rule of mutual influence
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> Mutual visibility entails mutual dependence. < > == Rational Proof # Visibility depends on fauceirs mutual interaction. # All interacting sides will be affected by that interaction # Conclusively …
Categories: Fauceir Theory Philosophy Physics Psychology Rule of DisparitySynonyms: Disparity rule of evolution
< > The rule of disparity states that with the progress of evolution some fauceirs remain at a lower stage of evolution. They not only remain at that stage even …
Categories: Fauceir Theory Philosophy EpistemologySynonyms: Accumulation of Knowledge, Development of understanding
**Epistemology** is a branch of philosophy that studies how knowledge is accumulated. The accumulation of knowledge is explained as a fauceir evolution process, what a surprise :-). Fist we consider …
Tags: Cognitive function Decontextualization Imprecision Information Learning Psychology Categories: Philosophy Psychology Evolution Definition
**Evolution** is an automatic process in nature that improves adaptability and concomitantly leads to increasing complexity. This definition significantly differs from the one presently used in evolutionary biology, which is …
Tags: Core theory Evolution Theory Categories: Evolutionary Biology Philosophy Evolution Fauceir
The term [[../EvolutionDefinition|Evolution]] has undergone an evolution itself. From a term that describes speciation, natural selection, and adaptation, evolution diverged into a term dscribing a mere genetic variation overtime to …
Tags: Core theory Theory Categories: Evolutionary Biology Philosophy Systems Theory Fauceir Evolution Theory
**Fauceir evolution theory** describes mechanisms of evolution from fauceir perspective. The abstract mechanisms are applicable to all levels of evolution. Biological evolution as studied by Darwinism and it varieties is …
Tags: Core theory Theory Categories: Philosophy Systems Theory Fauceir inheritanceSynonyms: Inheritance
The concept of **fauceir inheritance** is different from [[../FauceirHeritage|heritage]]. < > Inheritance is a fauceir whose slave fauceirs push the development of a fauceir in a defined direction. The direction …
Tags: Theory Categories: Evolutionary Biology Philosophy Sociology Nihilism and Fauceir Theory
There is a philosophical tenet around that not only strictly denies teleology but even denies all kinds of meaning in nature an thinking. That's [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nihilism|nihilism]]. Some authors claim Darwin's theory …
Tags: Theory Categories: Philosophy Fauceir Theory
Fauceir Theory is a materialistic philosophical theory in which all entities are atomized into abstract units, [[../FauceirDefinition|fauceirs]]. This approach is particularly useful when modelling evolution in all spheres of nature, …
Tags: Core theory Theory Categories: Philosophy Main claims of Fauceir Theory
The main claims of fauceir theory # Every existing object can be interpreted as a fauceir. # Every fauceir can be interpreted as a container of an infinite number of …
Tags: Core theory Theory Categories: Philosophy Filter
A filter is a subclass of a model that intentionally and not accidentally, blinds out some aspects of the reality. Filters are [[../Model|models]] designed to reduce complexity and to make …
Tags: Ideology Imprecision Information Learning Theory Categories: Epistemology Philosophy Generalization
**Generalization** is method and result of a cognitive process that creates an epistemological fauceir that succinctly describes all possible states of a set of entities. <
Tags: Information Learning Linguistic Theory Categories: Epistemology Philosophy Herbert Spencer
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Categories: Philosophy Sociology Independent evolution research
Marx' discovery that //being determines consciousness// holds true for evolutionary theory too. His famous quote is found here ([[http://www.mlwerke.de/me/me13/me13_007.htm|Karl Marx/Friedrich Engels - Werke, (Karl) Dietz Verlag, Berlin. Band 13, 7. …
Categories: Philosophy Independent researchers into evolution
Our thinking is limited by ideology. Ideology is made to subconsciously influence ideas. That, of course, holds true for whole frameworks of ideas, theories. Evolutionary theory makes no exception. Since …
Tags: Evolution Ideology System Theory Categories: Philosophy Psychology Sociology Inductive reasoningSynonyms: Induction
**Inductive reasoning** is drawing conclusions from a limited number of examples or experiences. Inductive reasoning is related to * **//generalization//**, the development o rules based on observations, and * **//analogy//**, …
Tags: Ideology Categories: Epistemology Philosophy Insulation RuleSynonyms: Rule of Progressive Blinding; Rule of Progressive Inertness
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> The process of evolutionary progress is characterized by an increased level of insulation. < > == Rational Proof # Each fauceir consists of an infinite number of element fauceirs. …
Categories: Philosophy Systems Theory LevtenceSynonyms: Levtent, levtently
**Levtent** is an adjective that describes a fauceir that is reluctant to evolve and rather evades all control mechanisms that would force it to improve adaption. Levtent fauceirs are rather …
Tags: Behavior Cognitive function Evolution Linguistic Categories: Philosophy Malthus Paradox
**[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Robert_Malthus|Thomas Robert Malthus]]** in his //Essay on the Principle of Population// stated that populations growth will lead to famine and populations will decline<>. Some scientists even predict a next …
Tags: Anthropology Paradox Society Sociology Theory Categories: Philosophy Sociology Meme
**Memes** constitute special class of social fauceirs that evolved predominantly to control either human individuals or [[../Society|groups]] of individuals. Though communication in social compounds is a prerequisite of the evolution …
Categories: Philosophy Sociology Systems Theory ModelSynonyms: Scientific Model
A model is a representation of the objectively existing reality. By that token, a model is not the reality itself but only a mirror image. That definition of a model …
Tags: Imprecision Learning Theory Categories: Epistemology Philosophy Myth
A **myth** is an ideological construct that falsely mirrors real conditions, but is fervently defended by all that profits from it. == Action == Most often a myth acts subconsciously …
Tags: Anthropology Behavior Ideology Myth Categories: Philosophy Niche Construction
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> Niche Construction is an evolutionary process by which for a limited space and time an insulated evolutionary process exists. < > == Discussion This definition can only be understood …
Categories: Philosophy Systems Theory Philosophical reductionism and fauceir theory
The [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genus%E2%80%93differentia_definition|genus–differentia definition]] offered by many dictionaries characterizes reductionism as a philosophical position that asserts that complex structures and functions can simply be described by the properties and laws of …
Tags: Control Imprecision Information Categories: Epistemology Philosophy Society's life cycleSynonyms: Life cycle society
As all fauceirs have a limited life span, this is true for [[..Society|societies]] a subset of [[..SocialFauceir|social fauceirs]] too, of course. The life span of societies may vary from a …
Tags: Anthropology Society Sociology Theory Categories: Philosophy Sociology Surrogate parameterSynonyms: Proxy parameter
The term **surrogate parameter** is common in medical literature while **proxy parameter** or simply proxy is often used in social science. Both terms mean virtually the same. An easily measurable …
Tags: Theory Categories: Epistemology Philosophy Term System
As Fauceir is the term that covers system and information we may define system by a [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Definition|genus–differentia definition]]: System is a fauceir in which system properties significantly dominate so that …
Tags: Information System Theory Categories: Philosophy TheorySynonyms: Scientific theory
A scientific theory is a specific subset of a scientific model. A theory consist of a framework of causally interrelated rational claims that can be described by [[../Model|secondary models]], mathematically …
Tags: Imprecision Information Learning Theory Categories: Epistemology Philosophy Time Limit RuleSynonyms: Rule of Limited Space of Existence
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> Every fauceir exists for a limited scope of existance. < > == Rational Proof # Every fauceir consists of an unlimited number of element fauceirs. # Each of these …
Tags: Core theory Rules Theory Categories: Fauceir Theory Philosophy Universe
**Universe** serves as root of our cladogram of fauceirs. Our universe is the largest container that holds all the fauceirs we know so far. We don't know about fauceirs outside …
Tags: Theory Categories: Philosophy Unlimited Creation Rule
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> At any given space of time an unlimited number of fauceirs is created and destroyed. < > == Rational Proof # The universe contains an unlimited number of fauceirs. …
Tags: Core theory Rules Theory Categories: Philosophy Systems Theory Violence
Violence describes a fauceir control that causes unpleasant feelings in an individual. It is subjective as the same type of control might be felt differently in various environment or by …
Tags: Anthropology Ideology Theory Categories: Philosophy Sociology War as a social fauceir
This is actually a comment on comments made [[http://socialevolutionforum.com/2013/01/13/is-war-creative/|on this web page]]. Probably it is a good idea to read this page first although I quoted the most interesting points. …
Tags: Control Information Psychology Society System Theory Categories: Philosophy Sociology Systems Theory Why fauceirs not memes?
Meme is an evolutionary unit devised by Richard Dawkins to explain social evolution in a fashion similar to genes<>. [[http://www.smithsonianmag.com/arts-culture/What-Defines-a-Meme.html|When I first learned about memes]], the fauceir concept was …
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