ATTN HH

Odradek

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)????????

Salix Babylonika

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).

Obā-san

possibly, it depends: is a "non-sentiential output" a euphemism for poop

Klinotaxis

I guess.

Imipolex G

I disagree with the use of the misleading word "is"

Calica

Imipolex G said:

I disagree with the use of the misleading word "is"

an e-prime devotee, i see

glennmagusharvey

Odradek said:

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.

Imipolex G said:

I disagree with the use of the misleading word "is"

dear bill clinton