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Imagining natural machines that could not only be inspired by the way physical things look but literally be physically informed, moving the triade of plants and animals and humans to a cosmopolitical horizon of organic entities.

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ORGANIC ROBOTSJb Labrune - 2011

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NATURE

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Jakob von Uexküll

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FEEDBACK

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UMGEBUNG

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UMWELT

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BIOSEMIOTICS

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NATURE OF NATURE

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NATURE OF NATURALISM

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19Alan Turing

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MORPHOGENESIS

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MACHINES

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1890’s

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Burrhus F. Skinner

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In the year which followed the termination of Project Pigeon I wrote Walden Two (Skinner,

1948), a Utopian picture of a properly engineered society. Some psychotherapists

might argue that I was suffering from personal rejection and simply retreated to a fantasied world where everything went according to

plan, where there never was heard a discouraging word.

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But another explanation is, I think, equally plausible. That piece of science fiction

was a declaration of confidence in a technology of behavior. Call it a crackpot idea

if you will; it is one in which I have never lost faith.

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Claude E. Shannon

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IMAGINATION

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1 x 2 x 3

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ORGANIC ROBOTS

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IMAGINE

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MACHINES

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NATURAL

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PARLIAMENT OF THINGS

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DGN . LTR . HRWY

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COSMOPOLITICS

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SUBJECT

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OBJECT

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NON-MODERN

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ONTOLOGICAL REVOLUTION

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RETHINKING ENTITIES

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2SUBSTRATE

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HYBRIDS

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BUBBLES

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Don Pettit / NASA

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BUBBLE LOGICS

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Manu Prakash - MIT/Harvard

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NON-ELECTRICAL COMPUTATION

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PROGRAMMABLE NATURE3

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HACKING ANIMALS

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PROGRAMMABLE MATTER

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HACKING MATTER

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The Flick of a switch: A wall becomes a window becomes a hologram generator. Any chair becomes a hypercomputer, any rooftop a power or waste treatment plant.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Utility_fog

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http://mmp.mit.edu/

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GROW IT YOURSELF4

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http://pooktre.com/

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EPHEMERAL INTERVENTIONS5

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Texte

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