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	====Species of Hyperlife====		====Species of Hyperlife====
	"Biological life is only one species of hyperlife. A telephone network is another species. A bullfrog is chock-full of hyperlife. The Biosphere 2 project in Arizona swarms with hyperlife, as do Tierra, and Terminator 2. Someday hyperlife will blossom in automobiles, buildings, TVs, and test tubes".<ref>~~[http://www.kk.org/outofcontrol/ch17-h.html Out of Control by Kevin Kelly] Basic Books: 1995~~.</ref>		"Biological life is only one species of hyperlife. A telephone network is another species. A bullfrog is chock-full of hyperlife. The Biosphere 2 project in Arizona swarms with hyperlife, as do Tierra, and Terminator 2. Someday hyperlife will blossom in automobiles, buildings, TVs, and test tubes".<ref>Ibid.</ref>

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	~~'''What would it mean to disconnect briefly~~ and ~~connect to something over~~ a ~~longer period~~ of ~~time?'''~~		===Definition===
			Hyperlife is a term coined by [[Kevin Kelly]] in Chapter 17 of his book [[Out of Control]]. He explains that "Hyperlife is a particular type of vivisystem endowed with integrity, robustness, and cohesiveness -- a strong vivisystem rather than a lax one. A rain forest and a periwinkle, an electronic network and a servomechanism, SimCity and New York City, all possess degrees of hyperlife. Hyperlife is my word for that class of life that includes both the AIDS virus and the Michelangelo computer virus".<ref>[http://www.kk.org/outofcontrol/ch17-h.html Out of Control by Kevin Kelly] Basic Books: 1995.</ref>

	~~Jason Barger spent seven straight days flying to seven different cities~~. ~~He flew 6548 miles without stepping foot outside~~ of ~~the airport~~. ~~His book~~ [http://www.~~stepbackfromthebaggageclaim~~.~~com~~/ ~~Step Back from the Baggage Claim~~] ~~is about his experience~~.		====Species of Hyperlife====
			"Biological life is only one species of hyperlife. A telephone network is another species. A bullfrog is chock-full of hyperlife. The Biosphere 2 project in Arizona swarms with hyperlife, as do Tierra, and Terminator 2. Someday hyperlife will blossom in automobiles, buildings, TVs, and test tubes".<ref>[http://www.kk.org/outofcontrol/ch17-h.html Out of Control by Kevin Kelly] Basic Books: 1995.</ref>

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	Jason Barger spent seven straight days flying to seven different cities. He flew 6548 miles without stepping foot outside of the airport. His book [http://www.stepbackfromthebaggageclaim.com/ Step Back from the Baggage Claim] is about his experience.		Jason Barger spent seven straight days flying to seven different cities. He flew 6548 miles without stepping foot outside of the airport. His book [http://www.stepbackfromthebaggageclaim.com/ Step Back from the Baggage Claim] is about his experience.


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	Jason Barger spent seven straight days flying to seven different cities. He flew 6548 miles without stepping foot outside of the airport. His book [http://www.stepbackfromthebaggageclaim.com/ Step Back from the Baggage Claim] is about his experience.		Jason Barger spent seven straight days flying to seven different cities. He flew 6548 miles without stepping foot outside of the airport. His book [http://www.stepbackfromthebaggageclaim.com/ Step Back from the Baggage Claim] is about his experience.

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