Monday, December the 31st, 2007

Is the world running along the game theory? If so, as the number of involved players increases, the game gets complicated.
The idea that the change "can take place as the coming into existence of another state ... and consequently the succession of the states" (p.136, Immanuel Kant, "Critique of Pure Reason", 2003, Dover Publications, New York) is a statical view of things, or the world. The world itself is dynamic. We must see it, or things, in the dynamical way. A statical view is only one conception of the dynamically moving, changing, world. How many lesser degrees does a change have? Innumerable! Countless! So the change is an infinite series of "the lesser degrees," (p.137, Immanuel Kant, "Critique of Pure Reason", 2003, Dover Publications, New York) and continuous.