Nature's Magic¶
Corning, P. A. (2003). Nature's Magic: Synergy in Evolution and the Fate of Humankind. Cambridge University Press.
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- Preference Heterogeneity and Conflict
- Synergy and antagonism concern how components interact—whether combined effects amplify or dampen each other, a functional-interaction framing Corning (2003) develops in his synthesis of synergy across systems.
This sourceCross-domain synthesis of synergy and antagonism as functional-interaction patterns among components; useful for distinguishing component-interaction effects from goal conflict among agents.
- Synergy and antagonism concern how components interact—whether combined effects amplify or dampen each other, a functional-interaction framing Corning (2003) develops in his synthesis of synergy across systems.
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