Latest discussions in the Method of Levels Section in Discourse
- by @RichardK Richard KennawayI was looking for classic textbooks on control theory, and I happened to turn up a surprising mention of Bill Powers’ name. It’s in a discussion from 2007 in the IEEE Control Systems Magazine on “What Is Your Favorite Book on Classical Control?” (IEEE Xplore Full-Text PDF:). I feel slightly dated seeing that my favorite […]
- by @DiscoveryDoctor Tom MerrillHi Bruce. I would be very grateful for a bed in one of the houses. I am happy with any of the 3 options. Thank you to you and Dag for arranging the accommodation, it is much appreciated.
- by @bnhpct Bruce E. NevinThis is to start discussion of options and tips for travel to the 2025 conference in Zwolle. For us who are not already in Europe, I see quite a bit of advice to fly to an EU destination and then use the train. The most direct way to do that seems to be to fly […]
- by @rsmarken Richard MarkenThis tribute includes contributions from several of us who knew and worked with Tom Bourbon—Tim Carey, Rick Marken, and Dag Forssel. (If others come in, I will add them.) Some of Tom’s important contributions were printed in Closed Loop, edited by Greg Williams. I recommend reading Tom’s essay Vol. 4 no. 1 pp. 41-47. Tom’s […]
- by @rsmarken Richard MarkenMatSalgado: There’s more from him on Control: New paradigm for psychology just dropped I’ve been in a conflict about whether I should or should not post about this blog article. On the one hand the author, Mastroianni, says many things about paradigms, control systems, and methodology that are wrong and I want to post corrections. […]