Twitter Develops Being like a living?
Few weeks ago I Followed Massimo Giordani's keynote at the Social Media Week in Rome. The keynote
Was about digital ecosystems and Jordanians - CEO of Time & Mind - pointed out that Internet is really the first human product similar to a natural system.
Internet is autopoietic and it evolves gradually every day, thanks to contributions of users. Thinking about the organization of a beehive, Giordani wondered what the expansion of Internet will be. If bees can build such a complex and effective structure, through the contribution of 960,000 neurons each, what humans can do, connecting brains with 100 billion of neurons?
The sky is the limit.
Meanwhile, if you wanna have an idea of the organic development of the web, you can watch this video. It 's a graph that represents Egypt's Twitter hashtags network, after the Resignation of Mubarak. All Those tweets Were Collected in just one hour and barely Represent 10% of all the messages. Do
They look like a growing group of cells?
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few weeks ago I followed the 'intervention Massimo Giordani - CEO of Time & Mind - Social Media Week at Rome. The keynote was on digital ecosystems and Giordani pointed out how the Internet is really the first human product similar to a natural system.
Internet is autopoietic, evolving gradually every day, thanks to the contributions of users. Jordan cited the example of the organization of a beehive and was asked a question: If the bees can build such a complex structure and effective, through the contribution of 960,000 neurons per specimen, what they can do internet users with a Brain 100 billion neurons each?
The sky is the limit.
meantime, if you want to test a sample of the organic internet, you can watch this video. It 's a graph representing the network of hashtag Egypt, which is built on Twitter at the news of the resignation of Mubarak. All those tweets were collected in just one hour and represent barely 10% of total interventions.
It seems a group of cells?
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