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Beyond the ordinary, context-dependent realization,
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This review is from: Technological Innovation as an Evolutionary Process (Hardcover)
The books union of detail with a wide perspective is one of the best I have read combining traditional and sometimes restrictive scientific research with a wider perspective while maintaining rigor. My favorite phrases include "Is evolution compatible with design", "coevolution of marketable artifacts", "genus of complex systems" and "context-dependent realization", "soft inheritance" the list goes on, but the book is a wonderful modern synthesis of classical memes with new knowledge.My perspective is teh development of things from memes to chips to organisms and everything in-between, thus epigenesis, computer science, are a continuum with in my context. |
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Technological Innovation as an Evolutionary Process by John Ziman (Hardcover - March 28, 2000)
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