Monday, September 12, 2005
Dembski's Mathematical Foundations of Intelligent Design
Dembski is working on a new book, and is publishing drafts of it in installments on the web. Here's what he has so far:
The only one I've had time to read is the last one, and that one only in a cursory manner. However, the Searching Large Spaces seems very interesting, though I should probably pick up a copy of No Free Lunch first.
- Information as a Measure of Variation
- Uniform Probability
- Searching Large Spaces
- Specification: The Pattern That Signifies Intelligence
The only one I've had time to read is the last one, and that one only in a cursory manner. However, the Searching Large Spaces seems very interesting, though I should probably pick up a copy of No Free Lunch first.
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