Werner Krieglstein Ph.D.

Cooperation, Synchronization, and Collective Orchestration – Toward a New Evolutionary Paradigm

The life cycle of a dictyostelium is an example of a process by which nature evolves from a lower level of complexity to a higher through collaboration.

I call this process Collective Orchestration.

Collective Orchestration takes place whether things are alive or dead, animate or inanimate.

Some quotes and definitions from my Beijing Lecture:

Excerpts from my Beijing Lecture on Sept. 26.2911 on Collective Orchestration

Full Title: Cooperation, Synchronization, and Collective Orchestration

Collective Orchestration:

•Collective Orchestration is cooperative and synchronized behavior of otherwise independently existing individuals for the purpose of achieving tasks that are not achievable by each individual in separation.

•Through Collective Orchestration individuals collaborate to achieve a qualitatively higher state of existence, a new whole at a higher level.

Synchronization:

•In all these cases individuals come together and synchronize their action. Together they often can do more and sometimes completely new things. This tendency to cooperation and synchronization seems to occur everywhere in nature.

These are quotes from a Blog called The Technium

Why the Impossible happens More Often.

•“As far as I can tell the impossible things that happen now are in every case manifestations of a new, bigger level of organization.”

•The Technium

“What’s new is the velocity at which we are headed into this higher territory of global connectivity. We are swept up in a tectonic shift toward large, fast, social organizations connecting us in novel ways.”

“There may be a million different ways to connect a billion people, and each way will reveal something new about us. Something hidden previously. Others have named this emergence the Noosphere, or MetaMan or Hive Mind. We don’t have a good name for it yet.”

Technium