All Stories

  1. Why Uncertainty Is Essential for Consciousness: Local Prospect Theory vs. Predictive Processing
  2. Curiosity, Awe and Wonder: The Emotions that Open Our Mind
  3. The Local Prospect Theory of Subjective Experience: A Soft Solution to the Hard Problem of Consciousness
  4. Chemical Organization Theory as a General Modeling Framework for Self-Sustaining Systems
  5. Relational Agency: A New Ontology for Coevolving Systems
  6. Modeling autopoiesis and cognition with reaction networks
  7. Complexity and Evolution
  8. A contemporary interpretation of Teilhard’s law of complexity-consciousness
  9. Evolutionary Psychology
  10. The role of self-maintaining resilient reaction networks in the origin and evolution of life
  11. The meaning and origin of goal-directedness: a dynamical systems perspective
  12. Ethics and Complexity: Why Standard Ethical Frameworks Cannot Cope with Socio-Technological Change
  13. Towards an Analytic Framework for System Resilience Based on Reaction Networks
  14. Goal Directedness, Chemical Organizations, and Cybernetic Mechanisms
  15. Noospheric consciousness
  16. Transcending the Rational Symbol System
  17. Entanglement, Symmetry Breaking and Collapse: Correspondences Between Quantum and Self-Organizing Dynamics
  18. Evolutionary Psychology
  19. Collective Consciousness Supported by the Web: Healthy or Toxic?
  20. Cybernetics
  21. Foundations of ArtScience: Formulating the Problem
  22. The dark side of thinking through other minds
  23. Vicky Prefers Voltaire to Vogue: Obstacles to the Self-Actualisation of Gifted Women Within Social Systems
  24. Mind Outside Brain
  25. The Human Takeover: A Call for a Venture into an Existential Opportunity
  26. Philosophy and complexity
  27. The Global Brain as a model of the future information society: An introduction to the special issue
  28. Towards an intelligent network for matching offer and demand: From the sharing economy to the global brain
  29. The offer network protocol: Mathematical foundations and a roadmap for the development of a global brain
  30. Stigmergy as a universal coordination mechanism I: Definition and components
  31. Stigmergy as a universal coordination mechanism II: Varieties and evolution
  32. Evolution of Culture, Memetics
  33. Cybernetic Principles of Aging and Rejuvenation: The Buffering- Challenging Strategy for Life Extension
  34. Evolutionary Psychology
  35. From Human Computation to the Global Brain: The Self-Organization of Distributed Intelligence
  36. Self-organization in Communicating Groups: The Emergence of Coordination, Shared References and Collective Intelligence
  37. Protocol Requirements for Self-organizing Artifacts: Towards an Ambient Intelligence
  38. Life is an Adventure! An Agent-Based Reconciliation of Narrative and Scientific Worldviews
  39. Symmetry, Potentiality and Reversibility
  40. The Self-Organization of Time and Causality: Steps Towards Understanding the Ultimate Origin
  41. Felicitometrie: geluk in een progressief evolutionair wereldbeeld
  42. Stimuleren van geluk en sociale vooruitgang: een libertair paternalistische benadering
  43. Evolution of Culture, Memetics
  44. Getting Things Done: The Science behind Stress-Free Productivity
  45. Distributed (design) knowledge exchange
  46. Talking nets: A multiagent connectionist approach to communication and trust between individuals.
  47. Neurons, viscose fluids, freshwater polyp hydra-and self-organizing information systems
  48. When Can We Call a System Self-Organizing?
  49. Cybernetics and Second-Order Cybernetics
  50. Bootstrapping knowledge representations
  51. Complexity and evolution, by Max Pettersson, The major transitions in evolution, by John Maynard Smith and E�rs Szathm�ry, The origins of life from the birth of life to the origin of language, by John Maynard Smith and E�rs Szathm�ry
  52. Global Progress II: Evolutionary Mechanisms and their Side-effects
  53. Global Progress I: Empirical Evidence for ongoing Increase in Quality-of-life
  54. Evolutionary complexity
  55. A system to restructure hypertext networks into valid user models
  56. Publications on complex, evolving systems: A citation-based survey
  57. (Meta)systems as constraints on variation— a classification and natural history of metasystem transitions
  58. Selection of organization at the social level: Obstacles and facilitators of metasystem transitions
  59. Towards a theory of Metasystem transitions: Introduction to the special issue
  60. Relating covariation information to causal dimensions through principles of contrast and invariance
  61. Preattributional and attributional determinants of emotions and expectations
  62. POLEMICS IN SYSTEMS RESEARCH
  63. A cognitive-systemic reconstruction of maslow's theory of self-actualization
  64. Non-Rational Cognitive Processes as Changes of Distinctions
  65. Design of a hypermedia interface translating between associative and formal representations
  66. Modelling emergence
  67. A STRUCTURAL LANGUAGE FOR THE FOUNDATIONS OF PHYSICS
  68. CLASSICAL AND NONCLASSICAL REPRESENTATIONS IN PHYSICS II: QUANTUM MECHANICS
  69. CLASSICAL AND NONCLASSICAL REPRESENTATIONS IN PHYSICS: PHYSICS 1
  70. Communications
  71. CAUSALITY AS DISTINCTION CONSERVATION. A THEORY OF PREDICTABILITY, REVERSIBILITY, AND TIME ORDER
  72. Tachyons imply the existence of a priviledged frame
  73. Hebbian algorithms for a digital library recommendation system
  74. 6. Mobilization Systems: Technologies for Motivating and Coordinating Human Action Francis Heylighen, Iavor Kostov, & Mixel Kiemen 115