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Extractions: "The fact that we cannot telegraph the pattern of a man from one place to another seems to be due to technical difficulties, and in particular, to the difficulty of keeping an organism in being during such a radical reconstruction." "It is my thesis that the physical functioning of the living individual and the operation of some of the newer communication machines are precisely parallel in their analogous attempts to control entropy through feedback "Moreover, with his love for the gadget as a collection of wheels that rotate and make noise, he has emphasized the extended physical transportation of man, rather than the transportation of language and ideas. He does not seem to realize that where man's word goes, and where his power of
Wiener And Birkhoff Prizes
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Extractions: The George David Birkhoff Prize These two prizes, established in 1967, are awarded jointly by the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM) and the American Mathematical Society (AMS). Both are awarded for an outstanding contribution to applied mathematics in the highest and broadest sense. The committees are ad hoc committees appointed jointly by the presidents of AMS and SIAM. Each committee has three members, one being designated as chair. Committee appointments should be made at least one year before the prize award date. The secretary of the AMS has the responsibility to notify the presidents of AMS and SIAM to make the appointments. Committee members will be members of SIAM and/or the AMS. At least one of the members of each committee will be a SIAM member. The committees are to report their findings at least three months before the prize award date. The committees complete their duties with the awarding of the prize. If the committees report that no prizes can be awarded and this report is accepted by the Executive Committee of the SIAM Council and the appropriate Body of the AMS, then the duties of the committees will be completed.
Modesty Is Not A Virtue: Norbert Wiener
Modesty Is Not a Virtue norbert wiener. Philip J. Davis. norbert wiener 18941964By Pesi R. Masani Basel, Boston, Birkhauser Verlag, 1990, 416 pages, $79.50.
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Extractions: Fame is the spur that the clear spirit doth raise (That last infirmity of noble mind) To scorn delights and live laborious days. Milton, Lycidas Toward the end of his life, Norbert Wiener seemed to be obsessed with the value of his contributions to science. I have this from a number of independent sources. My own view of the man is that he was concerned not with the short term say one hundred years but with the long term say five hundred years. For the short term he was certainly secure. Even as Wiener is now fading in living memories as an individual and as a personality, his name has passed a process that began even in his lifetime into the lifeblood of mathematics through such concepts as Wiener measure, Wiener process, Wiener-Hopf equations, Paley-Wiener theorems, the Wiener extrapolation of linear time series, generalized harmonic analysis. Wiener was the man who put the word "cybernetics" into our current vocabulary, and every child who watches TV or plays with a computer seems to know what the "cyber universe" is all about, even though Wiener himself might have been revulsed by what he saw. The long term? Ah, there lies the sweet-sour ambiguity of life. In a scientific time scale that now extends from the Big Bang to the Big Collapse (or to the Exponential Death), in an age when in-depth histories of the first three minutes of the cosmos have been written, what is the definition of the short term, or of the long?
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Extractions: Click to tell your friends about this site Norbert Wiener Since Leibniz there has perhaps been no man who has had a full command of all the intellectual activity of his day. Since that time, science has been increasingly the task of specialists, in fields which show a tendency to grow progressively narrower. A century ago there may have been no Leibniz, but there was a Gauss , a Faraday , and a Darwin . Today there are few scholars who can call themselves mathematicians or physicists or biologists without restriction. A man may be a topologist or an acoustician or a coleopterist. He will be filled with the jargon of his field, and will know all its literature and all its ramifications, but, more frequently than not, he will regard the next subject as something belonging to his colleague three doors down the corridor, and will consider any interest in it on his own part as an unwarrantable breach of privacy. - Wiener, Norbert; Cybernetics Summary : Wiener developed the field of cybernetics, inspiring a generation of scientists to think of computer technology as a means to extend human capabilities. Norbert Wiener was born on November 26, 1894, and received his Ph.D. in Mathematics from Harvard University at the age of 18 for a thesis on mathematical
Technomanifestos: Norbert Wiener
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Norbert Wiener, 1894-1964 (in MARION)
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Extractions: "The fact that we cannot telegraph the pattern of a man from one place to another seems to be due to technical difficulties, and in particular, to the difficulty of keeping an organism in being during such a radical reconstruction." "We have thus established the basis in man for the simplest element in his communication: namely, the communication of man with man by the immediate use of language, when two men are face to face with one another... this capacity is not intrinsically restricted to the immediate presense of the individual, for we have many means to carry this tool of communication to the ends of the earth." "Wieners work before and during World War II led to the publishing of Cybernetics, or control and communication in the animal and machine in 1948. In it, he described a new way of looking at how the world functioned, based on his research on the way in which information is transmitted and processed. He saw a world that focused on information, not energy; and on digital or numeric processes, not machine or analog. His theories not only laid the foundation for this new field of study, they also largely predicted the future development of computers." Homage to Norbert Wiener
First Of All, As You Read Further... (Norbert Wiener Quotes)
The following quotes are taken mostly from the second edition (1954) of the bookThe Human Use of Human Beings Cybernetics and Society, by norbert wiener.
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Extractions: The following quotes are taken mostly from the second edition (1954) of the book The Human Use of Human Beings: Cybernetics and Society , by Norbert Wiener . They are provided here for non-commercial/educational purposes because they are somehow very relevant with respect to Pink Floyd and the Publius Enigma, as well as much else for that matter. You should be able to find the book at a decent library. If not, you can buy the latest print of the book on-line at places like Amazon . It's hoped that these quotes will provide the reader with a glimpse of the connections between the book, TDB, and the Enigma. Words used by Publius , quotes from The Division Bell , as well as various other random quotes , have been interjected for the sake of variety. "As entropy increases, the universe, and all closed systems in the universe, tend naturally to deteriorate and lose their distinctiveness, to move from the least to the most probable state, from a state of organization and differentiation in which distinctions and forms exist, to a state of chaos and sameness. In Gibbs' universe order is least probable, chaos most probable. But while the universe as a whole, tends to run down, there are local enclaves of whose direction seems opposed to that of the universe at large and in which there is a limited and temporary tendency for organization to increase. Life finds its home in these enclaves. It is with this point of view at its core that the new science of Cybernetics
Norbert Wiener Ex-Prodigy 1953 A Comment On Eugenics
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Extractions: HOME DISINFORMATION PLUNDER PLUNDER BRAINS Norbert Wiener Ex-Prodigy 1953 A comment on eugenics Thus the biological habits of the Christians tended to breed out of the race whatever hereditary qualities make for learning, whereas the biological habits of the Jew tended to breed these qualities in. The following passage is from the first volume of Norbert Wiener's autobiography, Ex-Prodigy: My Childhood and Youth . Norbert Wiener is the descendant of Slavic Jews predominantly from Byelostock, Belarus. He earned his Ph.D. from Harvard at the age of 18, and at 19 joined the Department of Mathematics at MIT where he served until his death in 1964 at the age of 69. Norbert Wiener is particularly noted for his work in artificial intelligence, and is credited with being the father of cybernetics. Norbert Wiener's observation below is of interest to the Ukrainian Archive because it touches on a topic that is of central importance to Ukraine in particular, and the Slavic peoples in general the topic being the effect of their brain drain on their chances of prospering, and even of their survival. The argument has been made in the Ukrainian Archive that the migration of brains, talent, and competence lowers the viability of the regions of origin, and raises the viability of the regions of destination, and more importantly that it is impossible to doubt that when a nation is repeatedly gutted of its intelligentsia, the gravest economic and political consequences must follow.
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Norbert Wiener - The MIT Press
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NORBERT WIENER (1894-1964)
norbert wiener (18941964) 1. LIFE norbert wiener was born in 1894,on November 26, in Columbia (Missouri). His father, Leo wiener
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Extractions: His first post of importance was that of Instructor of Mathematics at MIT in 1919, followed by that of Assistant Professor in 1929 and of Professor in 1931. He has always been faithful to MIT, "which has given me the encouragement to work and the freedom to think", an attitude in contrast to his opinion of Harvard. In 1933 he was elected to the National Academy of Sciences (USA), from which he resigned in 1941. In l940 he started to collaborate in a research project at MIT on anti-aircraft devices, which played an important part in his reflections upon what was to become the science of Cybernetics. Norbert Wiener was also deeply attracted to mathematical physics. His interest originated in a collaboration with Max Born in 1926 on quantization and developed (1927,1928) in the direction of relativistic quantum theory and the use of a fifth dimension as proposed by Kaluza and Klein. Einstein's attempt to unify gravitation and electromagnetism also aroused his interest (1929). Later, Wiener returned to quantum mechanics with a theory of statistical hidden variables using his differential space and aiming at explaining the principles of quantum measurement. These researches were published, in collaboration with Armand Siegel, from 1953 to 1956and presented, along with other considerations, in a posthumous book (1966).
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Extractions: BehaveNet family psychotherapy cybernetics The term "cybernetic" [Greek kybernetes, pilot, steersman] was coined by the mathematician Norbert Wiener in 1948 to encompass "the entire field of control and communication theory , whether in the machine or in the animal" (p.11). Cybernetics is concerned with scientific investigation of systemic processes of a highly varied nature, including such phenomena as regulation, information processing, information storage, adaptation, self-organization , self-reproduction, and strategic behavior. Within the general cybernetic approach, the following theoretical fields have developed: systems theory (system), communication theory game theory , and decision theory.* Books and Other Media:
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