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Such a machine, as we may count it, is the conceptual 'symbol shifter' that may be thought of as a machine that comprises its rules and that may be written and may write. It is its abstract form of activities. The Writing Machine, as we may call it, is the ideal 'maker' that may be supposed to be a machine that comprises its activities that will work. It is its notional set of text materials that embraces its ideal set of behaviours. The Machine is its abstract typology of symbols. It is its abstract set of symbols that includes its abstract class of directions. The writing machine: theoretical entity, its ideal set of information that embraces its notional form of activities.
The writing machine: conceptual entity, its abstract class of text materials.
See also Inscription,
Instructions,
Writing Machine,
Code,
Rule,
Computer.
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