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Out of Control: The New Biology of Machines, Society, and the Economy
Chapter List (149) Free
- 1: 1.1 New biological civilization
- 2: 1.2 The Triumph of Biological Logic
- 3: 1.3 Learn to bow to our creations
- 4: 2.1 The Way of Bees: Distributed Management
- 5: 2.2 Collective intelligence of mobs
- 6: 2.3 Inhomogeneous invisible hand
- 7: 2.4 Scattered memory for cognitive behavior
- 8: 2.5 From quantitative change to qualitative change
- 9: 2.6 Advantages and disadvantages of clustering
- 10: 2.7 The Internet is the Icon of the 21st Century
- 11: 3.1 Pleasing machines with bodies
- 12: 3.2 Fast, cheap, out of control
- 13: 3.3 All fools become wise
- 14: 3.4 Advantages of nested hierarchies
- 15: 3.5 Using real-world feedback to communicate
- 16: 3.6 Without a body, there is no consciousness
- 17: 3.7 Mental/physical black-blind insanity
- 18: 4.1 Biology - the future of machines
- 19: 4.2 Restoring grasslands with fire and soft seeds
- 20: 4.3 Random routes to a stable ecosystem
- 21: 4.4 How to do everything well at the same time
- 22: 4.5 The arduous "scramble eggshell" Task
- 23: 5.1 What color is the chameleon on the mirror?
- 24: 5.2 The incomprehensibility of life
- 25: 5.3 Maintaining balance in a persistent teetering state
- 26: 5.4 Rocks are slow-paced life
- 27: 5.5 Collaboration without friendship or vision
- 28: 6.1 Equilibrium is death
- 29: 6.2 Which came first, stability or diversity?
- 30: 6.3 Ecosystem: superorganism, or identity workshop ?
- 31: 6.4 Origin of change
- 32: 6.5 Endless life
- 33: 6.6 Negentropy
- 34: 6.7 The fourth break: the circle of becoming
- 35: 7.1 The first artificial self in ancient Greece
- 36: 7.2 Maturity of the mechanical self
- 37: 7.3 The Flush Toilet: A Prototype of Confession Logic
- 38: 7.4 Self-Activity
- 39: 8.1 Life in a sealed bottle
- 40: 8.2 Mail Order Gaia
- 41: 8.3 Humans are closely related to Chlorella
- 42: 8.4 Huge ecotech glass sphere
- 43: 8.5 Experiments in Persistent Chaos
- 44: 8.6 Another Synthetic Ecosystem
- 45: 9.1 The co-pilot of the $100 million glass ark
- 46: 9.2 Urban weeds
- 47: 9.3 Intentional seasonal adjustments
- 48: 9.4 Cyclotrons for life sciences
- 49: 9.5 Ultimate Technology
- 50: 10.1 All-weather and all-round access
- 51: 10.2 Invisible intelligence
- 52: 10.3 Rooms that bite and rooms that don't bite
- 53: 10.4 Planning a Community
- 54: 10.5 Closed Loop Manufacturing
- 55: 10.6 Adaptive techniques
- 56: 11.1 Out of entity
- 57: 11.2 Replacing calculations with connections
- 58: 11.3 Information Factory
- 59: 11.4 Dealing with errors
- 60: 11.5 Everything in China Unicom
- 61: 12.1 Crypto Anarchy: Encryption Wins
- 62: 12.2 The Fax Machine Effect and the Law of Increasing Returns
- 63: 12.3 Super spread
- 64: 12.4 Charged things can be used to recharge electronic money
- 65: 12.5 Peer-to-peer finance and super small money
- 66: 12.6 Fear of the stealth economy
- 67: 13.1 Electronic Godhead
- 68: 13.2 Theory with Interfaces
- 69: 13.3 A god who visits the world he created out of polygons
- 70: 13.4 Transmission of simulacra
- 71: 13.5 Battle of numbers
- 72: 13.6 A seamlessly distributed army
- 73: 13.7 A hyper-reality with thousands of fragments
- 74: 13.8 Consensual literal superorganisms
- 75: 13.9 Let go and win
- 76: 14.1 "Daqian" Library Tour
- 77: 14.2 The space of all possible images
- 78: 14.3 Wandering in the biomorphic kingdom
- 79: 14.4 Fight against mutants
- 80: 14.5 Sex in Form Libraries
- 81: 14.6 Breeding a masterpiece of art in three easy steps
- 82: 14.7 Traverse randomness
- 83: 15.1 Tom Ray's Electric Evolution Machine
- 84: 15.2 Evolution can do what you cannot do
- 85: 15.3 Blindness to Parallel Implementations
- 86: 15.4 The Arms Race in Computing
- 87: 15.5 Evolution to Harness the Wild
- 88: 15.6 Dumb Scientists Evolving Smart Molecules
- 89: 15.7 Death is the best teacher
- 90: 15.8 The Algorithmic Talent of Ants
- 91: 15.9 The end of engineering supremacy
- 92: 16.1 Cartoon physics in the toy world
- 93: 16.2 The Birth of Synthetic Characters
- 94: 16.3 Robots without bodies
- 95: 16.4 Agents in the Behavioral Framework
- 96: 16.5 Imposing fate on free will
- 97: 16.6 Mickey Mouse Reloaded
- 98: 16.7 Seeking Coordinated Control
- 99: 17.1 Expand the living space
- 100: 17.2 Generating groups of primitives for images
- 101: 17.3 Unintentionally inserting willows and willows into shadows
- 102: 17.4 Survive by breaking the rules
- 103: 17.5 Mastering the tools of evolution
- 104: 17.6 From the gliding accident to the game of life
- 105: 17.7 Verbs of life
- 106: 17.8 Settling down in the superlife kingdom
- 107: 18.1 The Revolution of Daily Evolution
- 108: 18.2 Bypassing the central dogma
- 109: 18.3 The difference between learning and evolution
- 110: 18.4 Evolution of evolution
- 111: 18.5 Evolution explains everything
- 112: 19.1 Incompleteness of Darwin's theory of evolution
- 113: 19.2 Natural selection is not enough
- 114: 19.3 Connected branches on the tree of life
- 115: 19.4 Premises for nonrandom mutation
- 116: 19.5 Strange has its way
- 117: 19.6 Turn abstraction into concreteness
- 118: 19.7 Birds of a feather flock together
- 119: 19.8 DNA does not encode everything
- 120: 19.9 Uncertain Density of Biological Search Spaces
- 121: 19.10 Mathematical principles of natural selection
- 122: 20.1 Order out of disorder
- 123: 20.2 Counterintuitive Network Math
- 124: 20.3 Sit, gush, autocatalyze
- 125: 20.4 Questions Worth Asking
- 126: 20.5 Self-regulating living systems
- 127: 21.1 Four billion years of Ponzi schemes
- 128: 21.2 What is the purpose of evolution
- 129: 21.3 Seven trends of super evolution
- 130: 21.4 Self-evolution like a coyote trickster
- 131: 22.1 The brain that catches the ball
- 132: 22.2 The Other Side of Chaos
- 133: 22.3 Positive myopia
- 134: 22.4 Making Big Money From the Range of Predictability
- 135: 22.5 Looking Ahead: Inside Action
- 136: 22.6 Diversity of predictions
- 137: 22.7 Seek the same despite all changes
- 138: 22.8 The purpose of the system is to reveal the future
- 139: 22.9 Problems with global models
- 140: 22.10 The helmsman is everyone
- 141: 23.1 What happened to cybernetics?
- 142: 23.2 Gaps in the web of scientific knowledge
- 143: 23.3 Surprising Trivia
- 144: 23.4 Hypertext: The End of Authority
- 145: 23.5 New Thinking Spaces
- 146: 24.1 How to create something out of thin air
- 147: 24.2 Hijacking the Universe
- 148: Nine questions KK
- 149: The Collaboration and Evolution of "Out of Control"——Translation Postscript
