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http://www.hcs.ucla.edu/about.htm human complex systems Systems might be teams, families, nations or companies. Agents inhabit these systems.

"The Web is people." Jay Rosen speaking on the origins of the World Wide Web. (2:38) One hour video Q & A on why the press is "between business models" (June 2008) Jay Rosen explains the Web's "ethic of the link" in this four-minute YouTube clip. Recommended by PressThink: Half hour video interview with Robert Mills of the American Microphone series. http://archive.pressthink.org/2007/07/09/qa_surowiecki.html PressThink: Just the Sum of Us: James Surowiecki On What Crowds

Don Tapscott: The Dubai Summit On Redesigning Global Cooperation http://www.huffingtonpost.com/don-tapscott/the-dubai-summit-on-redes_b_371730.html The report notes how the digital world has brought about integration as well.

What is needed to test the cultural intelligence hypothesis is a systematic comparison of a representative range of cognitive skills among a single set of human and nonhuman primate individuals, which has so far not been done. In such a comparison, the cultural intelligence hypothesis predicts that there should be an age in early human ontogeny (specifically, an age before children have been seriously influenced by written language, symbolic mathematics, and formal education) at which humans' skills of physical cognition (concerning things such as space, quantities, and causality) are very similar to those of our nearest primate relatives but at which their skills of social-cultural cognition (specifically those most directly involved in cultural creation and learning, such as social learning, communication, and theory of mind) are already distinctively human. Humans Have Evolved Specialized Skills of Social Cognition: The http://www.sciencemag.org/content/317/5843/1360.full

http://ross.typepad.com/blog/2006/04/power_law_of_pa.html Digg is the archetype for low threshold participation. Simply Favorite something you find of interest, a one click action. Ross Mayfield&#039;s Weblog: Power Law of Participation