Do you agree that a rational agent is abstractly characterisable as a causal system that deals with two kinds of inputs and outputs: sentential inputs/outputs (S) and non-sentential inputs/outputs (NS)????????
I agree that a rational agent is abstractly characterisable as a causal system that deals with two kinds of inputs and outputs: sentential inputs/outputs (S) and non-sentential inputs/outputs (NS).
Do you agree that a rational agent is abstractly characterisable as a causal system that deals with two kinds of inputs and outputs: sentential inputs/outputs (S) and non-sentential inputs/outputs (NS)????????
This depends on what "sentential" means. That is a word I am not familiar with. Otherwise I can make sense of this sentence.
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