As Zeh puts it, von Neumann's motivation for introducing collapse was to save what he called 'psycho-physical parallelism' (arguably to be understood as supervenience of the mental on the physical: only one mental state is experienced, so there should be only one corresponding component in the physical state).
The total collapse of plans to save Stonehenge from traffic means that every bit of news like the Tesco MegaShed is just another callous graffito on the memory of its unknown creators.
In her view it is no longer possible, after the collapse of tradition, to save the past as a whole; the task, rather, is to redeem from oblivion those elements of the past that are still able to illuminate our situation.
Recall "TARP" stimulus in 2008 as some economists startled the public, convincing the U.S. Presidents and that U.S. Congress (George W Bush and Barack Obama majority Democrat) saying that we were near a "great-depression type of collapse" and had to save the economy with "TARP" and then do more of that in 2009 to bail out the "too large to fail banks and Wall Street companies" ?
And its largest customer, Atriax, an online foreign-currency exchange, collapses too.Determined to save his company, Mr Horowitz sells some assets to EDS, a tech behemoth, but keeps the software that automates the tasks of running a computing cloud.
Cheese producers said 300,000 wheels of grana and parmesan cheese had been lost as warehouses collapsed, while farmers were fighting to save livestock trapped in collapsed barns.
New York City seems to collapse as banks fail, the Asian markets crash, and Jack Donaghue forsakes his buxom love, played by Selma Hayek, to save his collapsing media network.
With Falcons eventually losing heavily at Bath on the final day, only a second-half Leeds collapse at Northampton was enough to save Alan Tait's side from dropping into the Championship.
As losses among the insurers have been growing, several have collapsed or abandoned their customers to save themselves.
