""" Were M absolutely, perfectly faithful to W, there would be no epiphenomena in M. I.e. epiphenomena do not exist... """
I read Glen as saying that the collection of all comprehensions forms a space equipped with a meaningful notion of distance, and that if one were to treat the space analytically, one can arrive at a satisfactory definition of local epiphenomena. For what it's worth, I still feel that free-constructions may be an insightful way to model epiphenomena, or maybe even (as in EricS's t-shirt post) the relationship that Lie groups have to their algebras.
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