Strong and weak emergence.¶
Chalmers, D. J. (2006). Strong and weak emergence. The Re-Emergence of Emergence.
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Primes¶
- Emergence
- Chalmers (2006) clarified this distinction: weak emergence means a property "is derivable from the micro-facts in principle but not in practice," while strong emergence means the macro-level property "cannot be derived even in principle"
This sourceWeak emergence = derivable in principle but not in practice; strong = not derivable even in principle — supports marker 058 exactly.
- Chalmers (2006) clarified this distinction: weak emergence means a property "is derivable from the micro-facts in principle but not in practice," while strong emergence means the macro-level property "cannot be derived even in principle"
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