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From: John F. Sowa (01)
Don and Jeff, (02)
You certainly know more about the developments of the OODA loop than I do. My
main interest is its relationship to Peirce's cycle of perception, reasoning,
and action. The extension to social interactions and process management brings
in a much wider range of issues. (03)
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John, (05)
My intent was also to show that the OODA loop illustrates reacting to the
environment. I believe it has a semiotic underpinning, in that OODA looping,
especially "fast transients," without prior experience. That allows for
immediate perception by better reading of signs. As you stated, it enables a
set of pre-planned reactions. This, in turn, frees up the mind for analysis. So
we have induction, abduction, and deduction all together. Doesn't this have a
lot in common with Peircean semiotics and reasoning? (06)
-- Jeff Schiffel (07)
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