¶ Model vs. Form
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Model is generalization; form is special case.
The brain in its coordination of the sensing of each special case experience apprehends forms. Forms are special case. Models are generalizations of interrelationships. Models are inherently systemic. Forms are special case systems.
Forms have size. Models are sizeless, representing conceptuality independent of size.
SYNERGETICS- 2nd ED SECS 906.21 (Gray)-23
¶ Citations
- RBF to EJA, 3200 Idaho, Wash., DC., 8 Apr’75
