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Werner GittIn the Beginningwas InformationChristlicheLiteratur-Verbreitung e.V.Postfach 110135 · 33661 Bielefeld
Page 4 and 5: The Author, Prof. Dr-Ing. Werner Gi
Page 6 and 7: 7 The Three Forms in which Informat
Page 8 and 9: Dedicated to Rona and Jörn
Page 10 and 11: The purpose of this book is to form
Page 12 and 13: 1 Preliminary Remarks about the Con
Page 14 and 15: Figure 2: The spinnerets of Uroctea
Page 16 and 17: Figure 3: The South American butter
Page 18 and 19: Figure 4: Various developmental sta
Page 20 and 21: G9, G17, G18] we will formulate in
Page 22 and 23: 2 Principles of Laws of Nature2.1 T
Page 24 and 25: tricity (refuted by Copernicus), an
Page 26 and 27: The persistence of a paradigm which
Page 28 and 29: tists regard these laws as being wh
Page 30 and 31: ed this law when contemplating the
Page 32 and 33: There is a German saying which goes
Page 34 and 35: If one tried to explain the actual
Page 36 and 37: R6: One can employ a known natural
Page 38 and 39: For some laws of nature the directi
Page 40 and 41: uncertainties is always greater tha
Page 42 and 43: Figure 7: Possible and impossible e
Page 44 and 45: 3 Information is a Fundamental Enti
Page 46 and 47: At this stage we want to point out
Page 48 and 49: Information is always based on the
Page 50 and 51: 4 The Five Levels of the Informatio
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Figure 9: Egyptian hieroglyphics.52
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Figure 11: A computer printout of s
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Some quotations concerning this asp
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Definition 3: Syntax is meant to in
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Ease of transmission (e. g. Morse c
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three of which must be fulfilled si
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Example 1: Randomly generated chara
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Figure 13: Different codes expressi
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their formation. The set of possibl
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- What meaning is contained in the
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3. Formal artificial languages: log
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a) Concerning the sender:- What act
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express something of fundamental im
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Theorem 20: The teleological aspect
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The seven most important results ar
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have in common that biological fact
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paragraph 4.2) play a substitutiona
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of material involved is appreciably
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into the organism, serving as build
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Figure 16: The twenty amino acids w
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Figure 18: The chemical formula of
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If four letters (quartets) are repr
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6.3 The Origin of Biological Inform
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A corollary of Theorem 26 is:Theore
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evaluation of the progress of scien
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Figure 21: Molecular-Darwinistic re
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ately over and done with, to be fol
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Theorem 28: There is no known law o
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of the following catchwords charact
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Figure 22: Qualitative properties o
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information as a semantic entity wh
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There also are cases where both the
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4. Trivial information: Insignifica
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Figure 25: Graph representing the e
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2. Relevance r (subjective concept,
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smoother pebble or a prettier sea-s
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Q5: Is it information when I am bot
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and the correct optical rotation, i
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principle. A law of nature need not
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These examples confirm that laws of
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PART 3: Applicationof the Conceptof
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12 Life Requires a Source of Inform
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Figure 26: Concerning the origin of
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(lies, provocation, slander, mocker
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14 Aspects of Information as Foundi
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easonable words (Acts 26:25) in hum
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Fullness of ideas: The English Bibl
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was accompanied by a biblical quota
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d) Manual of instructions for life:
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Figure 28: God’s Word as Sender;
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Figure 29: Man as sender, God as re
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6:10). It is God’s will to bring
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3. Apobetic information density: Th
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loss. Paul and Barnabas told the pe
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easier than doubting. A poorly educ
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through volition. The Bible tells u
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Figure 30: Basic units in the life
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taught us in the Lord’s prayer an
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APPENDIX
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of uncertainty which will be resolv
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According to Shannon’s definition
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To compute the average information
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according to equation (10). This is
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Table 2: John 1:1-4 in different la
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Figure 33: The information spiral.1
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to have complete processing or stor
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million rows and 2.77 million colum
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forms, as well as the sounds of voi
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The corresponding value for English
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Figure 37: Statistical characterist
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with equal frequency, then sequence
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4. Oriented towards a recipient: Th
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and other sounds are thus not learn
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9. It is in all languages possible
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actual lingual proficiencies. They
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soní ájiilaa, índa dahólonígí
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3. Alphabetic: Every symbol general
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Figure 39: Bee dancing.This bee act
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ence mechanism consisting of a rule
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weak” was translated into Russian
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A3 EnergyA3.1 Energy, a Fundamental
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work is theoretically impossible. T
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The ripple patterns produced in bea
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hydrodynamic generators, and photo-
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This process synthesises complex, e
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disturbed by human intervention lik
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products are produced through a coo
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2. Origin: Just as each and every m
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ments with the black firefly (Photi
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A3.4.4 The Flight of Migrating Bird
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not be able to reach Hawaii because
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References[B1] BAM: Informationsver
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Der Informationsbegriff in Technik
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Christliches Verlagshaus GmbH, Stut
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sspeicherElektronische Rundschau 14
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Author IndexAdams, J. C. 36Åkerbla
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