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Pragmatic Information, Computation, and the Efficient Market Hypothesis
We address a long standing gap in standard information theory, namely the inability of that theory to assign a measure to the amount of meaning in a transmitted message. \cite{Weinberger24} argues for a particular quantitative measure of meaning that \cite{Weinberger24} calls pragmatic information,
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