Designing Innovation Networks Modeled on Life's Origins & Evolution

[adelle0001]

thanks for uploading this vid

[metallica2k404]

Fancy language without a substance . Wasted 48 minutes on boring opinions of individuals with a degree.

Interesting how people without a clue are the only one liking this lecture.

[plmqas]

'global warming' = 'men-bear-pig'

[plmqas]

sorry but this is really terrible lecture, I don't see nothing new here, almost nothing about 'Innovation Networks'

[valken666]

So, basically, bacteria are intelligent? I have my doubts about this claim.

[charlyg120]

if " Intelligence is the capacity to receive, decode and transmit information efficiently. "

then any telecommunication equipment , must be intelligent...

[boslucas]

intelligence is understood in many ways.

I like how Robert Anton Wilson put it:

Intelligence is the capacity to receive, decode and transmit information efficiently. Stupidity is blockage of this process at any point"

and subsequently:

Belief is the death of intelligence. As soon as one believes a doctrine of any sort, or assumes certitude, one stops thinking about that aspect of existence.

[tiberux]

very interesting indeed...

I think intelligence occurs when an object becomes the inventor of its own communication system (e.g. language in humans, and communications standards in the human-driven internet (OSI, TCP/IP... etc.)), and for that to occur collaboration must be realized one or another.