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CAS-Group Blog » Blog Archive » Social Attractors

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Complex Adaptive Systems Group. Are there any social attractors. Attractors in the state or phase space of society? Perhaps some kind of pattern, structure or organizational form which we find in a social system again and again? A swarm can be described literally as an attractor. It attracts the members to a certain location. A regular meeting can be described as a kind of spatial attractor, too. To certain groups. A Wikipedia article about religiosity and intelligence. Employees will discuss the company.

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CAS-Group Blog » Lists

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Complex Adaptive Systems Group. The group has a mailing list. For discussions of Complex Adaptive Systems (CAS) and related topics: agent-based models, complex systems, self-organization, emergence and emergent behavior. In short, nearly all interesting things with some cultural or scientific connection. Join here. You might also want to check out the FRIAM mailing list. Eric P. Charles. Glen E. P. Ropella. Robert J. Cordingley. The mailing list of the FRIAM group is operated by the RedfishGroup. Redfish...

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CAS-Group Blog » Blog Archive » From Aristocracy and Dynasty to Racism

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Complex Adaptive Systems Group. From Aristocracy and Dynasty to Racism. The only true and lasting meaning of the struggle for life lies in the individual, in his modest peculiarities and in his right to these peculiarities. Vasily Grossman, Life and Fate. In the previous post. We asked why so many royal families stuck to their house laws. Was it somehow associated with their rights to exist or was there some other reason? Here’s why: paradoxically the same thing which makes us human. The House of Windsor.

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CAS-Group Blog » cancer

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Complex Adaptive Systems Group. Posts Tagged ‘cancer’. Are hallmarks of cancer related to evolutionary transitions? Multicellular life and the origin of cancer. At least things behind paywalls can hardly count as publication because they are not public (accessible) in reply to mjrobbins. A wonderful feeling to see the own work for the first time in reality, isn't it? Perhaps a bit like having a baby. in reply to raimalarter. Why do you ask? In reply to j2bryson. Good Math, Bad Math. Designed by Ed Merritt.

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CAS-Group Blog » Blog Archive » The Evolution of Religions

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Complex Adaptive Systems Group. The Evolution of Religions. Jared Diamond is a professor of geography at UCLA and author of the popular bestsellers Guns, Germs and Steel: The Fates of Human Societies. And Collapse: How Societies Choose to Fail or Succeed. He asks what the benefit and function of a religion for a society is, and lists four basic functions: explanation. Of government, conservation. Of society, motivation. Said about religions and people. The basic religious terms are related to group terms:.

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CAS-Group Blog » Members

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Complex Adaptive Systems Group. This group blog has been founded by. Abbreviated “jofr”), a scientist and software engineer from Berlin who studied physics and computer science in Münster and Kassel, Germany. He is administrator of this blog, the wiki. In general. Check out his programming blog. In 2004, he has written a small book named “ The emergence of complexity. Unfortunately, he is the only real member of the group, i.e. the only one who writes blog posts or edits the wiki so far. Why do you ask?

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CAS-Group Blog » religion

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Complex Adaptive Systems Group. Posts Tagged ‘religion’. God and the Group – The secret of religion. The Evolution of Religions. At least things behind paywalls can hardly count as publication because they are not public (accessible) in reply to mjrobbins. A wonderful feeling to see the own work for the first time in reality, isn't it? Perhaps a bit like having a baby. in reply to raimalarter. Life is a series of insurmountable obstacles on the road to imminent disaster, isn't it? Why do you ask?

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CAS-Group Blog » CAS

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Complex Adaptive Systems Group. Laquo; Older Entries. Posts Tagged ‘CAS’. God and the Group – The secret of religion. Complex Adaptive Systems on Google. Conflict in Agent Based Models. AAAI CAS 2011 Fall Symposium – CFP. At least things behind paywalls can hardly count as publication because they are not public (accessible) in reply to mjrobbins. A wonderful feeling to see the own work for the first time in reality, isn't it? Perhaps a bit like having a baby. in reply to raimalarter. Why do you ask?

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CAS-Group Blog » evolution

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Complex Adaptive Systems Group. Laquo; Older Entries. Posts Tagged ‘evolution’. Are hallmarks of cancer related to evolutionary transitions? Emotions and the Pursuit of Happiness. Multicellular life and the origin of cancer. Union Stations of Evolutionary Systems. AI and the Singularity. The Evolution of Religions. Memetics, Memes and Universal Darwinism. The Clash of Civilizations. A wonderful feeling to see the own work for the first time in reality, isn't it? Why do you ask? In reply to j2bryson.

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CAS-Group Blog » Wiki

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Complex Adaptive Systems Group. The CAS-Wiki can be found here. At least things behind paywalls can hardly count as publication because they are not public (accessible) in reply to mjrobbins. A wonderful feeling to see the own work for the first time in reality, isn't it? Perhaps a bit like having a baby. in reply to raimalarter. Life is a series of insurmountable obstacles on the road to imminent disaster, isn't it? Why do you ask? In reply to j2bryson. Good Math, Bad Math. New Kind of Science Blog.