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The diagram on page 2 is a reasonably complete collection of research/applied items for consideration in
the overall plan for the Cognitive Sciences Program. The items are not necessarily independent, nor are
they intended to be the final word. In addition, they are in random order of priority. In short, this “straw-
person” will serve as points for discussion.
This document includes comments on each of the items shown on page 2.
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2. Anomalous Perturbation
Anomalous perturbation (AP) is the putative mental interaction with the physical world. Generally, the
potential target systems are divided into two size domains, micro and macro. Most of the items showr.
under Perturbation on page 2 havebeen used as AP targets. As I have said many timesbefore, the litera-
ture is inconclusive mostly in that the researchers are simply unaware of potential confounding in-
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Research ofAP should begin with an attempt to define more specificallywhat will be accepted as a genu-
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