Re: coercion and environmental feedback

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From: Tim Carey
Date: Fri, 07 May 1999 00:00

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[From Tim Carey (990507.0630)]


>[Martin Taylor 990505 23:20]

Hi Martin,

Thanks for the explanation. I like your conceptualisation of it and I also
can understand that, as Rick pointed out, coercion involves insuperable (I
love using that word :-)) disturbances.

I guess in my head I just see instances where two people are each part of
the others f and so are assisting each other to control a CEV as instances
of cooperation not coercion. Insuperable disturbances however could easily
be categorised as coercion.

Cheers,

Tim

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