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Talkbank Undergraduate 2000-02-07 2 63 PRO they're saying ah we can view the human being actually in terms of
Talkbank Undergraduate 2000-02-07 2 64 UNK things like chaos theory catastrophe theory all these other kinds of
Talkbank Undergraduate 2000-02-07 2 65 UNK things but it's like the things the meteorologists use.
Talkbank Undergraduate 2000-02-07 2 66 PRO ok yah weather.
Talkbank Undergraduate 2000-02-07 2 67 PRO who can predict weather.
Talkbank Undergraduate 2000-02-07 2 68 PRO you predict it by these complete systems.
Talkbank Undergraduate 2000-02-07 2 69 PRO and a lot of human behavior can be viewed in this way but to do
Talkbank Undergraduate 2000-02-07 2 70 UNK that you have to go down and measure these functional generators of
Talkbank Undergraduate 2000-02-07 2 71 UNK these opposing forces that are going on.
Talkbank Undergraduate 2000-02-07 2 72 PRO ah whether it would be a force for moving your arm for example.
Talkbank Undergraduate 2000-02-07 2 73 PRO ah or or walking is a good example for this ok.
Talkbank Undergraduate 2000-02-07 2 74 PRO there's different types of walking.
Talkbank Undergraduate 2000-02-07 2 75 PRO how you break into a run.
Talkbank Undergraduate 2000-02-07 2 76 PRO how we talk about a horse has four different gaits.
Talkbank Undergraduate 2000-02-07 2 77 PRO ok a horse can have what is it a run a trot a gallop and a cantor I
Talkbank Undergraduate 2000-02-07 2 78 UNK believe.
Talkbank Undergraduate 2000-02-07 2 79 PRO so each of these ah gates is a different sort of dynamically stable
Talkbank Undergraduate 2000-02-07 2 80 UNK state of the horse.
Talkbank Undergraduate 2000-02-07 2 81 DOG interesting example.
Talkbank Undergraduate 2000-02-07 2 82 PRO ah and all of these things are really very much this kind of thing.