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| − | *The most current paradigm for digital [[Ecosystem]]s is the internet taken together with the definitions and components maintained by ICANN, for example the [[Domain Name System]] which servers as the root for all [[URL]]s used on the internet. | + | *The most current paradigm for digital [[Ecosystem]]s is the internet taken together with the definitions and components maintained by [https://www.icann.org/ |
| + | ICANN], for example the [[Domain Name System]] which servers as the root for all [[URL]]s used on the internet. | ||
==Problems== | ==Problems== | ||
Revision as of 11:13, 6 September 2018
Full Title or Meme
A sub-set of living and non-living components what work together in the real-world to increase the information content of the local environment.
Context
- The most current paradigm for digital Ecosystems is the internet taken together with the definitions and components maintained by [https://www.icann.org/
ICANN], for example the Domain Name System which servers as the root for all URLs used on the internet.
Problems
- Everything is in flux.
- We need to know the state of affairs[1] at any given time to plot our own course in life.
Solutions
- We create a Framework for knowledge which is purely an invention of our own collective minds about the way that existing Ecosystem functions.
- We use that Framework to build a new one about how we would like future Ecosystems to function and use that to reason about how to introduce changes that will solve known problems with the existing Ecosystem.
- The page Federated Ecosystem considers how to partition the solution into federations.
References
- ↑ L. Wittgenstein Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus (1922 in English) ISBN 978-1616402372
