Nikhil -- Leaving aside details of hierarchical structure, I point out,
concerning economics:
It seems that you have in mind a global economic system in your planning.
Is that so? I think that the current global capitalist system would need to
be eschewed.
Then, this also would seem to involve a
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Dear All,
The research presented here is focused on gleaning insights leading to new
solutions to the
Dear All,
The research presented here is focused on gleaning insights leading to new
solutions to the economics vs ecosystem conflict. The roots of many of our
problems in ecological sustainability lie in the fact that our socio-economic
systems are largely focused on fulfilling only human need
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Dear Nikhil,
As regards ecosystems, some 20% or so of bound energy is retained via
cycling, but the primary function of cycling as conservator is with
limiting elements. Often 70+% of necessary elements are retained via
cycling within the system. This becomes very evident when one regards
coral re
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Dear Guy and FIS colleagues,
Thank you for your
Dear Guy and FIS colleagues,
Thank you for your comments and the copy of your article. Your views on the
roots of biological systems and their evolution in dissipate systems are very
interesting. Your paper reminds me of a paper by Virgo and Froese on how simple
dissipative structures can demons
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> Dear Joseph and Stan,
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> Both of you mention about earlier work on isomorphisms, and you al
Hi All,
I have been following this thread with interest as much as time permits. I
think multilevel approaches to understanding information flow is an important
one. I also think the structure of natural systems exhibits both hierarchical
and heterarchical features. The hierarchies we formal
ikhil Joshi
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Dear Joseph and Stan,
Both of you mention about earlier work on isomor
Dear Joseph and Stan,
Both of you mention about earlier work on isomorphisms, and you also mention
hetero-organization. If it is not inconvenient, may I request more information
on this? You also mention that the use of self-organisation could be a
distracting, could you recommend an alternate form
he above discontinuity
>> between levels seems to be replaced by a degree of continuity. Your
>> statement implies to me interactions /between/ different levels, but are
>> these interactions bi-directional reactions? How would the rates of forward
>> and back reactions be related?
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Dear Nikhil and colleagues (Bob, Stan...),
Let me concur with Stan's arguments. I think you are working
Dear Nikhil and colleagues (Bob, Stan...),
Let me concur with Stan's arguments. I think you are working with
original ideas about two different instances of self-organization in
Nature where metabolic-energetic flows are modulated by third parties
in order to maintain some maximum of stab
Nikhil --
In your search for a multilevel model of complex systems you claim to find
a “common multilevel organizational pattern” (CMOP) in different levels. In
this connection you claim that mycorrhiza networks, gut bacteria, and
investment networks are functional equivalents at three different l
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