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Submitted by jguillen on Sun, 01/25/2009 - 7:24pm.

I am a senior at Haverford majoring in Psychology. I am also a Neural and Behavioral Science concentrator, so I am really interested in the brain. I am also interested in the human body. I have never taken a computer science course before, but I am sure that I will learn from others in this class.

1) What are some examples of systems that have no element of emergence at all? Or is there emergence in everything at a certain level?

2) How exactly will we be examining emerging systems and what will we learn from them?

3) How can I link what I have learned in Biology and Psychology to emergence?

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