Coherence and Self-Organization
Keith introduces the concept of meta m e t t a calculus, highlighting its bidirectional arrows and reflective nature. He delves into the challenge of quantifying self-organization and coherence, suggesting that these measurements may be inherently tied to cognitive processes. The discussion raises intriguing questions about whether objective measures of coherence exist or if they are merely constructs of the mind's attempt to understand itself and the world around it.In this clip
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