MessageMark et al:
A big YES and I'd also go so far as to say that we are ALL aspects of a large
collective organism (deChardin's 'noosphere'?) comprised of our collective
intelligence/consciousness.
In healthy living systems, encoded information is shared in a variety of ways -
bumping into the output, cooperatively sharing, competing, etc... I think. In
the sciences referred to by Mark, I see a mechanism for us to create our
reality out of the story(ies) and open space(s) we focus on... OST teaches me
that my highest and deepest passions are bound by personal responsibility
(response ability). Story teaches me that it's important to be aware of, and
choose, the stories I live by and create. This culminates in an ethic, or
spiritual intelligence, around conscious intent and a means to explore my
limits concerning this.
If we become more conscious aspects of a larger organism, what would we create?
What's the smallest possible collective 'open space' action that could
potentially yield the greatest change for the better?
best wishes,
glory ressler
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From: At&T -- Mark R. Jones
To: osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu
Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2004 10:30 AM
Subject: Re: oslist core purpose & the exchange of "ideas"
Hmmmm . . .
Some interesting research in neurosciences and robotics suggests
that a great deal of the information that comprises the cognitive
domain of complex organisms is actually encoded in the environment
and then pattern-sensed, processed and recoded into the environment.
Perhaps "Facilitators" and Conversationalists" are simply aspects
of a large collective organism.
Mark R. Jones
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From: OSLIST [mailto:osl...@listserv.boisestate.edu] On Behalf Of Carlos
Garcia Timon
Sent: Tuesday, March 30, 2004 5:19 AM
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Subject: Re: oslist core purpose & the exchange of "ideas"
That is a good thought Chris,
I would go even further: How can living systems truly share their encoded
information in any environment?. Is it possible?
What do you think about the role of facilitators and conversionalist?
Carlos.
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"ideas"
one more thought:
not having a digital video camera linked to the web focused on the circle
of my os events is, as i stated, about purpose...but i am thinking that it is
also about the givens of how a living system cares for itself. to my friends
on the list who know more than i about theories of living systems: do healthy
living systems share their encoded information indiscriminately in the
environment?
chris
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