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		<title>By: moody</title>
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		<description>You may find Ken Wilber&#039;s ideas of interest. He has a book by the title of &quot;A Theory of Everything&quot;. However, I would start with &quot;A Brief History of Everything&quot;. He is attempting to create a model that includes &quot;everything&quot;, including the observer doing the everything thing. Which of course creates a bit of a paradox with a recursive loop as to the observer who is observing the observer, etc. Infinite recursion tends to do funny things to the brain.

I came upon your blog doing a search for netlogo models of Wilber&#039;s integral theory.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>You may find Ken Wilber&#8217;s ideas of interest. He has a book by the title of &#8220;A Theory of Everything&#8221;. However, I would start with &#8220;A Brief History of Everything&#8221;. He is attempting to create a model that includes &#8220;everything&#8221;, including the observer doing the everything thing. Which of course creates a bit of a paradox with a recursive loop as to the observer who is observing the observer, etc. Infinite recursion tends to do funny things to the brain.</p>
<p>I came upon your blog doing a search for netlogo models of Wilber&#8217;s integral theory.</p>
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