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Hawking’s Hug – Embrace Complexity, Young Grad

Scientific American has the longest record of continuous publication of any U.S. magazine. For 170 years it has brought readers insights about developments in science…

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The Computational Age Series

Tech determinists imagine the future of mankind and the world doing “what technology wants.” The Computational Age series demonstrates the inevitability of an alternative, human-friendly…

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Newton to NetworksPosted onMay 20, 2019May 21, 2019

A List of Changes:

Here are Some Changes to Watch For: Formulas TO Digital Maps and Models; Clockwork Universe TO Emergent Self-organizationl; End of History TO Path Dependence; Knowledge…

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The Computational AgePosted onMay 20, 2019May 21, 2019

Walden 3: Why Not Terraform Terra?

alden 3 the story of an emerging way out of what some consider dire planetary circumstances. Is spaceship earth headed for a crash landing, with throttle is stuck on “full speed ahead”?

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Newton to NetworksPosted onFebruary 28, 2018May 21, 2019

The Boston Tea Party: A Parable of Networks

Contents     Part 1: A Parable of Networks, a Tale of the Global Corporation     Part 2: Disconnecting     Part 3:  Regime…

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Hacking, Mapping and Simulating a Path to the American Dream - Restoring elationships: Biological, Economic, Social and NaturalPosted onJanuary 18, 2018January 18, 2018

Restoring Forests: It’s a Start – Healthy Natural and Human Communities in a Computational Age

 Why is restoration important? Forest restoration is the place to show it is possible to turn back the tide of industrial age damage, to show…

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The Computational AgePosted onJanuary 18, 2018May 20, 2019

Technology That Does What People Want – Using (Rather Than Being Used By) Tools

Seventy years downstream from the first computers is enough time to take stock.  Already, patterns emerge. Even though today’s tech marketers ask us to accept…

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Newton to NetworksPosted onDecember 4, 2017May 21, 2019

Hanging on to Railroad Science

Embracing complexity is hard for many because it flies in the face of what they believe are the fixed Truths of Science. What true believer…

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The Computational AgePosted onDecember 2, 2017May 20, 2019

Embracing Complexity – The Payoff

 When Scientific American directed it’s younger readers to embrace complexity and place their bets on the future of emergent phenomena, it was doing so from…

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Newton to NetworksPosted onSeptember 20, 2017May 21, 2019

Your Emergent Brain: Taking Your Mind to the Gym and Avoiding Tech Damage

Mechanical brains are here. They have staged a revolution. You may have missed it. But, the revolution hasn’t missed you. Quietly and completely, you have…

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