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The Taos Discussion

 

Friday, August 12, 2005

 

 

cc: Foundation for Creative Extension and Acquisition

 

 

 

Barry,

 

 

Ah, excellent clarity.

 

I must say, with admiration, that the prints on paper are exception in quality and in the choice of paper.  Please convey to Jesse my appreciation on the screen captures and for the four/five new additions to the total collection.

 

à  See new additions  ß

 

Kelly and I have been involved in a synthesis of several processes over the past day that is deeply reaching into the nature of the economic transaction, and the aspects related to creation and acquisition.

 

It is nice to have this e-mail from you during this very positive “conversation” within the deeper flows of information within our society. 

 

The “standard” economic transaction is often used to disguise a set of “ecological affordances”.  This notion of “ecological affordance” is from the new science and involves an understanding of the set of causes that are both knowable easily using standard science and not easily knowable using rational thought.  

 

Where oil paint pigments come from and how artist’s oils are produced was part of the discussion this morning.  The entire production process is to be understood if virtualTaos is to capture the supply chain information and encode this information into a dynamic evolving web ontology (see for complete description (URL)).

 

In previous discussions we saw a more global perspective (see [4] )

 

This morning, and last night, we meet Stephen Salek,  

 

www.shopvasaricolors.com

 

whose company works with the processes to make very nice artist’s oils.   In some abstract sense his work and your work are related.  From the Foundation’s point of both are involved in the pre-production or production phase.  It is noted that the connection to Mr Salek was not fully established because the full “virtual Taos system” is not yet in place. 

 

I will update the

 

“Foundation’s Acquired Archive of Digital Images”.

 

Paul