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Evolution of Internet – and why Google drives it

October 24th, 2010 | Posted by mattiasostmar in Systemic - (7 Comments)

When you look upon the evolution of Internet it shows a striking resemblence with any evolutionary process, e.g. the evolution of human society. However, the Internet has evolved through different stages in an extremely short period of time in comparison to other evolutionary processes. Tweet

culture, development, evolution, google, history, Integral theory, internet, Ken Wilber, stages, technology, values

How ideas spread – a theory I long to test

September 11th, 2010 | Posted by mattiasostmar in Systemic - (4 Comments)

I believe that it is possible to predict people’s interests by looking at their written language. This can be done by identifying a few psychological traits that shine through in personal relaxed texts such as Tweets or blogs. To accomplish this, we need large amounts of data on each individual and large amounts of individuals … Read more →

Clare W Graves, conciousness, data mining, Don Beck, Integral theory, Ken Wilber, memes, mind, personality, psychographics, psychology, social media, spiral dynamics, text analysis, Timothy Leary

Evolution of Internet – and why Google drives it

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