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Machine generated contents note: pt. 1 Concepts: Information Entropy, Negentropy, Noise -- I.How to Draw the Line between Information and Noise -- II.Entropy as `Freedom of Choice' -- III.Information Entropy and Physical Entropy -- IV.The Idea of `Potential Information' -- V.Physical Concepts of Information and Informational Concepts of Physics -- VI.Information as Process Rather Than Content -- VII.To Think about Information as a Process of Individuation -- VIII.Redundancy and Necessity -- IX.Logic and Freedom of Choice -- X.Noise as Spurious Uncertainty -- XI.Negentropy -- XII.Complexity on the Basis of Noise -- XIII.The Astigmatism of Intuition -- XIV.The Path of Despair -- pt. 2 Empirical Noise -- I.On the Transduction of the Concept of Noise -- II.Accidental Information, Predictable Noise -- III.Ready-Made Information -- IV.Cosmic Background Radiation -- V.Noise in the Gap between Narratives -- VI.Noise in Finance -- VII.Statistics: The Discipline of the Prince
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