Ok, seriously, has anyone heard of this guy? In the process of continuing my work on situating theories of computation within the context of syntactic categories, I found myself down a rabbit hole leading to this thinker. A F Parker-Rhodes' book[0] "The Theory of Indistinguishables" has at the very least a table of contents worth perusing.
The wikipedia article[1] depicts an individual with a diversity of his deep interests, publications and public affiliations resembling the penchants of some I have met through Friam. Somehow it still surprises me when I discover a Lewis Fry Richardson or Per Martin-Löf so late in life. Is A F Parker-Rhodes another of these? References: [0] http://xdel.ru/downloads/lgbooks/%28Synthese%20Library%20150%29%20A.%20F.%20Parker-Rhodes%20%28auth.%29-The%20Theory%20of%20Indistinguishables_%20A%20Search%20for%20Explanatory%20Principles%20Below%20the%20Level%20of%20Physics-Springer%20Netherlands%20%281981%29.pdf [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frederick_Parker-Rhodes
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