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		<title>By: bentremblay</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Alex - I&#039;ll see your encyclopedia and raise you a Julia-set shaped mandala.

I just found that &quot;groundplane -antenna&quot; showed me #3 in google.

Why &quot;groundplane&quot;? Because the physics of antenna allow that system to discriminate best when working against a base reference.

What&#039;s the antidote to &quot;glut&quot;? Well ... how about subjective salience?

Correct me here, but &quot;Data is information that matters&quot;, no?

And how do dullards and pedants judge what matters to people? Poorly.
What about plods, fakes, and phoneys? Worse.

How does my cognitive schema in-form the encyclopedia I&#039;m experiencing via the web? Likely, not at all, except as yet another user case that ends in my being just a bit more dumbed down.

Discourse. Discussion as though persons matter.

Or, from another direction (&quot;mandala theory&quot; always in mind): _glasperlenspiel_.

The all inclusive nature of &quot;encyclopedia&quot; ... that, surely, is abused, debased, and demeaned when thought of as 2-dimensional. So how many, then?
Back when SGI was a player I toyed with 3. *shrug* Fun ... tedious ... futile.

Feed-back/feed-forward ... re-entrant ... manifold. DITA is kludge, fit only for computing machines, not nearly up to the task of making semantic web worthy of human consciousness.

But call me Cassandra: I&#039;m bound not to have any credibility at all. Paradigmatically disruptive, ehh whot?
*grin*

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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Alex &#8211; I&#8217;ll see your encyclopedia and raise you a Julia-set shaped mandala.</p>
<p>I just found that &#8220;groundplane -antenna&#8221; showed me #3 in google.</p>
<p>Why &#8220;groundplane&#8221;? Because the physics of antenna allow that system to discriminate best when working against a base reference.</p>
<p>What&#8217;s the antidote to &#8220;glut&#8221;? Well &#8230; how about subjective salience?</p>
<p>Correct me here, but &#8220;Data is information that matters&#8221;, no?</p>
<p>And how do dullards and pedants judge what matters to people? Poorly.<br />
What about plods, fakes, and phoneys? Worse.</p>
<p>How does my cognitive schema in-form the encyclopedia I&#8217;m experiencing via the web? Likely, not at all, except as yet another user case that ends in my being just a bit more dumbed down.</p>
<p>Discourse. Discussion as though persons matter.</p>
<p>Or, from another direction (&#8220;mandala theory&#8221; always in mind): _glasperlenspiel_.</p>
<p>The all inclusive nature of &#8220;encyclopedia&#8221; &#8230; that, surely, is abused, debased, and demeaned when thought of as 2-dimensional. So how many, then?<br />
Back when SGI was a player I toyed with 3. *shrug* Fun &#8230; tedious &#8230; futile.</p>
<p>Feed-back/feed-forward &#8230; re-entrant &#8230; manifold. DITA is kludge, fit only for computing machines, not nearly up to the task of making semantic web worthy of human consciousness.</p>
<p>But call me Cassandra: I&#8217;m bound not to have any credibility at all. Paradigmatically disruptive, ehh whot?<br />
*grin*</p>
<p>&#8211;bentrem</p>
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