An interesting justification for complexity reduction and “missing information” problems I recently read involves thinking of incomplete information as residing in channels or pipes, and the completed information is a full pipe or channel using its full bandwidth. From that point of view, which does presume the pre-existence or self-building of potential channels, there’s a bit of top-down causation, like a fulfilment of an existing purpose unseen otherwise or too confusing (zooming in too close), nevertheless can justify digitizing / breaking information into discrete scales; a scale being the unrealized bandwidth of a communication channel or pipe.

An interesting justification for complexity reduction and “missing information” problems I recently read involves thinking of incomplete information as residing in channels or pipes, and the completed information is a full pipe or channel using its full bandwidth.
 
From that point of view, which does presume the pre-existence or self-building of potential channels, there’s a bit of top-down causation, like a fulfilment of an existing purpose unseen otherwise or too confusing (zooming in too close), nevertheless can justify digitizing / breaking information into discrete scales; a scale being the unrealized bandwidth of a communication channel or pipe.
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