The Fundamental Nature of Emergence The concept of emergence describes a sophisticated phenomenon where complex structures, patterns, and behaviors materialize from the collective interactions of relatively simple individual components within a larger system. This principle posits that the properties of the whole cannot be fully understood or predicted simply by examining the properties of its […]
The Unconventional Computing (UNCUS) paradigm has become a rapidly growing field of research in computer science, with applications ranging from artificial intelligence and robotics to bioinformatics and quantum computing. This paper presents an overview of UNCUS, discussing its core concepts, research challenges, and potential applications. UNCUS is an umbrella term for computing approaches that go […]
Dynamic Self-Distribution in Psychology The Core Definition of Dynamic Self-Distribution Dynamic Self-Distribution refers to a fundamental principle within Gestalt therapy and Gestalt psychology which posits that the constituent elements, or “parts,” of any holistic system—be it an individual organism, a group, or a psychological experience—possess an inherent tendency to arrange themselves dynamically and spontaneously in […]
Organismic Psychology Introduction to Organismic Psychology Organismic psychology is an advanced theoretical framework that endeavors to comprehensively understand the intricate tapestry of the human experience through the lens of self-organization. This approach posits that human beings are not merely passive recipients of environmental stimuli but are, instead, active, self-constructing, and continuously evolving systems. It moves […]