Micro-Singularity - Revision history

Caseorganic at 06:02, 14 October 2011

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	Those at the edges of a network may take a longer time to receive information. Conversely, those at the edges of a network may also be the first to discover new information. Sometimes, news is recorded on the edge of a network and brought into the center. In this case, those on the edge will generally need an amplifier, or closely connected community member to amplify their message to the rest of the network. On May 11th, 2008, a earthquake that measured 7.8 on the Richter scale hit China. Several of those who experienced the earthquake were Twitter users, including @dtan. When @dtan reported the earthquake, Tech Reporter Robert Scoble was able to rebroadcast the message to 40,000 followers.<ref>Scoble, Robert. Twitter Update. 11 May 08 via IM. http://twitter.com/Scobleizer/statuses/809121152 Accessed Jul 2010.</ref> The news traveled more quickly than the earthquake itself.		Those at the edges of a network may take a longer time to receive information. Conversely, those at the edges of a network may also be the first to discover new information. Sometimes, news is recorded on the edge of a network and brought into the center. In this case, those on the edge will generally need an amplifier, or closely connected community member to amplify their message to the rest of the network. On May 11th, 2008, a earthquake that measured 7.8 on the Richter scale hit China. Several of those who experienced the earthquake were Twitter users, including @dtan. When @dtan reported the earthquake, Tech Reporter Robert Scoble was able to rebroadcast the message to 40,000 followers.<ref>Scoble, Robert. Twitter Update. 11 May 08 via IM. http://twitter.com/Scobleizer/statuses/809121152 Accessed Jul 2010.</ref> The news traveled more quickly than the earthquake itself.

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Caseorganic at 06:02, 14 October 2011

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	===Definition===		===Definition===
	Micro-singularities can describe a sets separate entities linked with an access to similar thoughts and ideas. Micro-singularities can exist in networks that are capable of passing information quickly from one node to many with a latency of only a few seconds or minutes. Communities on the website 4Chan are an example of singularities. Global events bring on temporary singularities in which many communities share the same information at the same time, regardless of topic interest. Examples are the information streams passed through social networks during earthquakes in Japan or Haiti, or the death of a globally-recognized celebrity. These singularities are temporary, with the majority of the nodes on a network going quiet on the subject after a while.		Micro-singularities can describe a sets separate entities linked with an access to similar thoughts and ideas. Micro-singularities can exist in networks that are capable of passing information quickly from one node to many with a latency of only a few seconds or minutes. Communities on the website 4Chan are an example of singularities. Global events bring on temporary singularities in which many communities share the same information at the same time, regardless of topic interest. Examples are the information streams passed through social networks during earthquakes in Japan or Haiti, or the death of a globally-recognized celebrity. These singularities are temporary, with the majority of the nodes on a network going quiet on the subject after a while. Fans of Apple products learn about new releases in a manner that most closely resembles a collective consciousness.

	~~Fans of Apple products learn about new releases in a manner that most closely resembles a collective consciousness, and those~~ at the edges of a network may take a longer time to receive information. Conversely, those at the edges of a network may also be the first to discover new information. Sometimes, news is recorded on the edge of a network and brought into the center. In this case, those on the edge will generally need an amplifier, or closely connected community member to amplify their message to the rest of the network.		Those at the edges of a network may take a longer time to receive information. Conversely, those at the edges of a network may also be the first to discover new information. Sometimes, news is recorded on the edge of a network and brought into the center. In this case, those on the edge will generally need an amplifier, or closely connected community member to amplify their message to the rest of the network. On May 11th, 2008, a earthquake that measured 7.8 on the Richter scale hit China. Several of those who experienced the earthquake were Twitter users, including @dtan. When @dtan reported the earthquake, Tech Reporter Robert Scoble was able to rebroadcast the message to 40,000 followers.<ref>Scoble, Robert. Twitter Update. 11 May 08 via IM. http://twitter.com/Scobleizer/statuses/809121152 Accessed Jul 2010.</ref> The news traveled more quickly than the earthquake itself.

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	*[[Singularity]]		<references />

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Caseorganic at 05:53, 14 October 2011

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	===Definition===		===Definition===
	~~Collective Consciousness is a phrase used to~~ describe a ~~set of~~ separate entities linked with an access to similar thoughts and ideas. ~~In a way, it could be considered a neural network of nodes~~ that are capable of passing information quickly from one node to many ~~of the others in the network~~ with a latency of only a few seconds or minutes. Communities on the website 4Chan are an example of ~~collective consciousness~~. Global events bring on temporary ~~periods~~ of ~~collective consciousness, such as~~ the earthquakes in Japan or Haiti. ~~Most real-world collective consciousness networks~~ are temporary.		Micro-singularities can describe a sets separate entities linked with an access to similar thoughts and ideas. Micro-singularities can exist in networks that are capable of passing information quickly from one node to many with a latency of only a few seconds or minutes. Communities on the website 4Chan are an example of singularities. Global events bring on temporary singularities in which many communities share the same information at the same time, regardless of topic interest. Examples are the information streams passed through social networks during earthquakes in Japan or Haiti, or the death of a globally-recognized celebrity. These singularities are temporary, with the majority of the nodes on a network going quiet on the subject after a while.

	In closely~~-knit communities connected by network access, information can be discovered, sent, received, and absorbed across a community almost instantaneously. In~~ a collective consciousness, ~~there is always some lag. Those~~ at the edges of a network may take a longer time to receive information. Conversely, those at the edges of a network may also be the first to discover new information. ~~Those who discover~~ the ~~information~~ will generally need an amplifier, or ~~more~~ closely connected community member to amplify ~~that~~ message ~~for them. Fans~~ of ~~Apple products learn about new releases in a manner that most closely resembles a collective consciousness~~.		Fans of Apple products learn about new releases in a manner that most closely resembles a collective consciousness, and those at the edges of a network may take a longer time to receive information. Conversely, those at the edges of a network may also be the first to discover new information. Sometimes, news is recorded on the edge of a network and brought into the center. In this case, those on the edge will generally need an amplifier, or closely connected community member to amplify their message to the rest of the network.

	===Related Reading===		===Related Reading===

Caseorganic: moved Collective Consiousness to Micro-Singularity

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Aaronpk at 01:25, 3 July 2011

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	===Definition===		===Definition===
	Collective Consciousness is a phrase used to describe a set of separate entities linked by an access to similar thoughts and ideas. In a way, it could be considered a neural network of nodes that are capable of passing information quickly from one node to many of the others in the network with a latency of only a few seconds or minutes. Communities on the website 4Chan are an example of collective consciousness. Global events bring on temporary periods of collective ~~consiousness~~, such as the earthquakes in Japan or Haiti. Most are temporary.		Collective Consciousness is a phrase used to describe a set of separate entities linked with an access to similar thoughts and ideas. In a way, it could be considered a neural network of nodes that are capable of passing information quickly from one node to many of the others in the network with a latency of only a few seconds or minutes. Communities on the website 4Chan are an example of collective consciousness. Global events bring on temporary periods of collective consciousness, such as the earthquakes in Japan or Haiti. Most real-world collective consciousness networks are temporary.

	In closely knit communities connected by network access, information can be discovered, sent, received, and absorbed across a community almost instantaneously. In a collective consciousness, there is always some lag. Those at the edges of a network may take a longer time to receive information. Conversely, those at the edges of a network may also be the first to discover information. Those who discover the information will generally need an amplifier, or more closely connected community member to amplify that message for them. Fans of Apple products learn about ~~and~~ new releases in a manner that most closely resembles a collective consciousness.		In closely-knit communities connected by network access, information can be discovered, sent, received, and absorbed across a community almost instantaneously. In a collective consciousness, there is always some lag. Those at the edges of a network may take a longer time to receive information. Conversely, those at the edges of a network may also be the first to discover new information. Those who discover the information will generally need an amplifier, or more closely connected community member to amplify that message for them. Fans of Apple products learn about new releases in a manner that most closely resembles a collective consciousness.

	===Related Reading===		===Related Reading===

Caseorganic at 18:14, 4 June 2011

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	===~~Notes~~===		===Definition===
	~~''Spring 2005''~~		Collective Consciousness is a phrase used to describe a set of separate entities linked by an access to similar thoughts and ideas. In a way, it could be considered a neural network of nodes that are capable of passing information quickly from one node to many of the others in the network with a latency of only a few seconds or minutes. Communities on the website 4Chan are an example of collective consciousness. Global events bring on temporary periods of collective consiousness, such as the earthquakes in Japan or Haiti. Most are temporary.
	~~As humans, sometimes we can transport ourselves into little metal objects. our essence and voice~~ is ~~transferred across space, and we take on the avatar of~~ a cell phone. On the other end, our friend is talking with an avatar of ourselves in this tiny box. In the future, cell phones may be implanted in people’s skulls. mind control over simple electronics has been established pretty recently in science. With a little more development, the relation between humans and technology will began to blur more. we already have electronic implants to monitor heartbeat, and to ~~help with health problems. there is~~ a ~~new field~~ of ~~study concerning human-machine interactions. It is called cyborg anthropology.~~
	~~====Invasive BCIs====~~
	~~If humans had cell phones implanted into their skulls, they could have instant~~ access to ~~other’s sounds~~. ~~with more development~~, ~~thoughts~~ could be ~~transferred. Would this mean~~ a ~~collective consciousness? The speed~~ of ~~transfer~~ of information ~~could increase as time progressed, so~~ the ~~transference~~ of ~~thoughts would reach~~ a ~~speed in which everyone could be completely and fully linked~~. ~~There would be no lies~~, ~~and everyone would completely understand~~ the ~~other~~. ~~would this create world peace?~~

	Would a collective consciousness such as this be good for society? would it help the world in any way? What would the world look like under collective consciousness? Would there be outsiders this consciousness that refuse to have this technology implanted into their heads, ~~or would it~~ be ~~required by every individual at birth~~, ~~or they wouldn’t get a birth certificate~~, ~~social security number~~, ~~ect~~. ~~Would this be~~ a ~~means of control~~, ~~in which anyone going into any store would be tracked by what his chip emanated to a receiver? Could~~ the ~~coverage~~ of ~~these receivers allow everyone on earth’s position at any time known at all times?~~		In closely knit communities connected by network access, information can be discovered, sent, received, and absorbed across a community almost instantaneously. In a collective consciousness, there is always some lag. Those at the edges of a network may take a longer time to receive information. Conversely, those at the edges of a network may also be the first to discover information. Those who discover the information will generally need an amplifier, or more closely connected community member to amplify that message for them. Fans of Apple products learn about and new releases in a manner that most closely resembles a collective consciousness.

	~~Under~~ a ~~collective consciousness,~~ a ~~terrorist’s motives would be able~~ to ~~be known at all times, as well as their reasons for it~~. ~~would people then care for others? care for society? What would happen? Would people try to make the world better? Would problems be understood or their entirety~~, ~~or would~~ the ~~merging~~ of ~~duplicate information make everyone simple sit back and absorb ideas instead of act? Would it stop everyone from doing anything? Would it cause riots? Likely this technology would not~~ be ~~used by~~ the ~~entirety of~~ the ~~world but by subsections~~ that ~~could profit the most from it. Channels that were depressing or intense might be turned off~~. ~~Alternately, those with subscriptions to minds~~ of ~~those higher then them might absorb endlessly, or use~~ that ~~information for their own purposes, if they had the interest~~.

			===Related Reading===
			*[[Singularity]]

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Caseorganic at 18:27, 25 January 2011

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	Under a collective consciousness, a terrorist’s motives would be able to be known at all times, as well as their reasons for it. would people then care for others? care for society? What would happen? Would people try to make the world better? Would problems be understood or their entirety, or would the merging of duplicate information make everyone simple sit back and absorb ideas instead of act? Would it stop everyone from doing anything? Would it cause riots? Likely this technology would not be used by the entirety of the world but by subsections that could profit the most from it. Channels that were depressing or intense might be turned off. Alternately, those with subscriptions to minds of those higher then them might absorb endlessly, or use that information for their own purposes, if they had the interest.		Under a collective consciousness, a terrorist’s motives would be able to be known at all times, as well as their reasons for it. would people then care for others? care for society? What would happen? Would people try to make the world better? Would problems be understood or their entirety, or would the merging of duplicate information make everyone simple sit back and absorb ideas instead of act? Would it stop everyone from doing anything? Would it cause riots? Likely this technology would not be used by the entirety of the world but by subsections that could profit the most from it. Channels that were depressing or intense might be turned off. Alternately, those with subscriptions to minds of those higher then them might absorb endlessly, or use that information for their own purposes, if they had the interest.


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===Notes===
''Spring 2005''
As humans, sometimes we can transport ourselves into little metal objects. our essence and voice is transferred across space, and we take on the avatar of a cell phone. On the other end, our friend is talking with an avatar of ourselves in this tiny box. In the future, cell phones may be implanted in people’s skulls. mind control over simple electronics has been established pretty recently in science. With a little more development, the relation between humans and technology will began to blur more. we already have electronic implants to monitor heartbeat, and to help with health problems. there is a new field of study concerning human-machine interactions. It is called cyborg anthropology.
====Invasive BCIs====
If humans had cell phones implanted into their skulls, they could have instant access to other’s sounds. with more development, thoughts could be transferred. Would this mean a collective consciousness? The speed of transfer of information could increase as time progressed, so the transference of thoughts would reach a speed in which everyone could be completely and fully linked. There would be no lies, and everyone would completely understand the other. would this create world peace?

Would a collective consciousness such as this be good for society? would it help the world in any way? What would the world look like under collective consciousness? Would there be outsiders this consciousness that refuse to have this technology implanted into their heads, or would it be required by every individual at birth, or they wouldn’t get a birth certificate, social security number, ect. Would this be a means of control, in which anyone going into any store would be tracked by what his chip emanated to a receiver? Could the coverage of these receivers allow everyone on earth’s position at any time known at all times?

Under a collective consciousness, a terrorist’s motives would be able to be known at all times, as well as their reasons for it. would people then care for others? care for society? What would happen? Would people try to make the world better? Would problems be understood or their entirety, or would the merging of duplicate information make everyone simple sit back and absorb ideas instead of act? Would it stop everyone from doing anything? Would it cause riots? Likely this technology would not be used by the entirety of the world but by subsections that could profit the most from it. Channels that were depressing or intense might be turned off. Alternately, those with subscriptions to minds of those higher then them might absorb endlessly, or use that information for their own purposes, if they had the interest.