Thing in itself

John Stewart and the evolutionary world view

Sep 11, 2022

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The Complexity of Economics

01:22

The Catch 22 of the Evolutionary worldview

01:52

The Self-Aware Machine

01:12

Understanding Complexity and the Ability to Collaborate

02:59

Introduction

3min

Evolution Is Going Somewhere

1min

Evolution Is Getting More Complex, but What Does That Tell Us?

5min

The Science Is Not Science Oriented

3min

Spiral Dynamics - A Colour Coded System

3min

Is There a Second Enlightenment Thinking?

3min

Understanding Complexity and the Ability to Collaborate

3min

The Cooperative Barrier - How Does It Evolve?

3min

Game Theory

2min

10.

The Essence of Governance in Human Societies

3min

11.

The Equivalence Between Global Governance and DNA in a Cell

5min

12.

The Function of Governance in the Self-Organizing Society

3min

13.

The Emergence of the Global Superorganism

3min

14.

Farming Techniques That Promote Cooperation

3min

15.

The Extraordinary Thing About Global Governance

3min

16.

Adapting to the Outside Future

6min

17.

Evolutionary Activist - What Is It?

3min

18.

The Second Enlightenment

3min

19.

Complexity Science - What Will Drive It?

4min

20.

The Developmental Perspective of Levels of Cognitive Capabilities

3min

21.

The Values of Diversity in a Cooperative Entity

3min

22.

What Meditation Trains Is Disembedding

3min

23.

What Meditation Can Do for You?

4min

24.

The Essence of Meditation

2min

25.

Meditation, You Know, Is the Peace That Passes All Understanding

3min

26.

Cognitive Capacity and Self-Evolving Organism

4min

27.

How to Advance the Evolutionary Process

3min

28.

The Self-Evolving Organism

5min

29.

The Challenge Faced Evolution Was, You Know, Treating Things as Sacred

4min

30.

Noah's Ark: A Metaphor for Creating Little Seeds That Could Exist

3min

31.

The Evolutionary Goal Is to Spread to Higher Cognition

6min

32.

Recursive Self-Improvement

3min

John Stewart is an Australian evolutionary theorist and core member of the Evolution, Complexity, and Cognition research group at the Free University of Brussels.

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