The primary argument for this view is that it enables a kind of economy in one's account of the different kinds of things in the world, as well as a unification of causal claims: mental events enter into causal relations with physical ones because in the end they are physical events themselves.
"We looked at it as a unification; like two big companies merging," Skip Whitney, a principal in the San Francisco office of real estate brokerage GVA Kidder Mathews and one of the co-chairs of the Bay Area Council's China committee, told the paper.
In the more applied level, CRM is reminded as a unification confrontation.
It has also emerged as a unification of dark energy and dark matter.
Thus, the new method can be interpreted as a unification of the two methodologies, intended initially for different purposes.
It's the Hope message that Microsoft launched at the turn of the century with its Web Services initiative: the harnessing of XML as a unification of proprietary remote procedure calls and data streams under the eXtensible banner.
