networks
Collectively, these four forms of the possible (i.e. new node, new edge, changed node, changed edge) in network science are studied under the notion of the adjacent possible (Björneborn, 2020). The term “adjacent possible” refers to the fact that what is possible is what is adjacent to what exists. What is impossible is what is not adjacent to what
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structure direction
Art, as Bloch said, is a laboratory of possibilities. Indeed, other worlds become possible as and insofar as we curiously reformulate the networks in our heads—and in our hearts.
Perry Zurn, Dani S. Bassett • Curiosity and Networks of Possibility
fundamental
production direction
Some studies of mast fruiting have suggested that the mechanism for synchrony comes not through the air, but underground. The trees in a forest are often interconnected by subterranean networks of mycorrhizae, fungal strands that inhabit tree roots. The mycorrhizal symbiosis enables the fungi to forage for mineral nutrients in the soil and deliver
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‘Inside this network [the group matrix] the individual is conceived as a
nodal point. The individual, in other words, is not conceived as a closed
but as an open system’ (Foulkes 1964: 118).
Jason Maratos Resonance and Reciprocity: Selected Papers by Dennis
Brown 2013 p.255.
nodal point. The individual, in other words, is not conceived as a closed
but as an open system’ (Foulkes 1964: 118).
Jason Maratos Resonance and Reciprocity: Selected Papers by Dennis
Brown 2013 p.255.
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Programming as Theory Building
Peter Naur's "Programming as Theory Building" discusses programming as a knowledge-building activity, emphasizing the importance of tacit knowledge, collaboration, and effective documentation in developing and maintaining software systems.
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What we actually need is more dense networks of connection, like the interwoven mycelium of fungi. This network, which looks like the nervous system in our bodies, communicates and transports nutrients quickly. It creates more health and resilience in a garden or ecosystem.
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social structure