Specification, information, and the loss of receptor systems

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 24 (2):223-223 (2001)
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Abstract

Claims made in the target article that information-that-specifies is contained in relations among structured energy arrays, considered as wholes, may well be true, but claims that information-that-specifies is only contained in irreducible relations among structured energy arrays, considered as wholes, fail to persuade, at least in the case of the blind

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