Progress
Published • May 30, 2007
Authors:
Steve Fuller
Abstract
The capacity to make progress is the most basic feature of rationality. An adequate conception of progress requires a goal and clear criteria for moving towards and away from the goal. This, in turn, defines an agent as, respectively, more and less rational. The goal may be specified as a dimension,...
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