Towards a Global Brain¶
Heylighen, F. (1995). Towards a Global Brain: Concepts and Theory of Metasystem Transition. The Cybernetics of Complex Systems.
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- Metasystem Transition
- Heylighen 1995 applied metasystem transition to model the evolution of increasingly complex organizational levels, with each transition enabling new forms of information processing and control
This sourceApplies metasystem transition to model global information integration and emergent intelligence. Heylighen 1995 global brain metasystem transition information integration.
- Heylighen 1995 applied metasystem transition to model the evolution of increasingly complex organizational levels, with each transition enabling new forms of information processing and control
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