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....happening in Chemistry and Physics. For example, a new view is given based on Thermodynamics by Ilya Prigogine [41] It is giving us the sign of departing from the reductionist attitude or the Cartesian attitude in science. The notion of Open Systems was advocated by philosopher Karl Popper [39, 40] and brought in to computer science by Carl Hewitt[17] We must inevitably see Distributed and Open Systems as societies. This is already coming. In this paper, I proposed the notion of autonomous agents and volitional agents as individuals of societies. Volition might be the true meaning of ....
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Popper, K.R. (1962) The Open Society and its Enemies, Routledge and Kegan Paul
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