Weak emergence.¶
Bedau, M. A. (1997). Weak emergence. Noûs, 375-399.
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Primes¶
- Emergence
- Bedau (1997) articulated "weak emergence" as computational irreducibility: a property is weakly emergent if it cannot be derived from lower-level rules without essentially simulating the system
This sourceDefines weak emergence as computational/explanatory irreducibility — a macro-property derivable only by simulating the micro-dynamics — directly supports marker 054.
- Bedau (1997) articulated "weak emergence" as computational irreducibility: a property is weakly emergent if it cannot be derived from lower-level rules without essentially simulating the system
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