Prompt 1: In your view, what is a function of humans in the universe?<\/p>\n
I think the core function of humans is to create. Through creation we are able to build and experience. We collaborate and expand. Creating brings us together and allows us to express our individuality and perhaps, if we\u2019re lucky, to leave a lasting mark that can tell future generations and species that we existed. <\/p>\n
Prompt 2: How would you define emergence? What is its opposite?<\/p>\n
I would define emergence as collaboration. It is a process that requires the individual to work with others around them bringing a mindset of \u201clet\u2019s solve this together, slowly\u201d. It very much involved individuals working together is a cohesive and seamless manner to achieve a desired outcome. One example cited in the reading is the migration of birds. If they are grouped too closely together, they cannot move efficiently. If they are grouped too far apart, they cannot gain the benefits of streamlining, etc. So all of the bird need to collaborate in order to achieve the outcome of migration.<\/p>\n
I would say it\u2019s opposite is isolation. When we silo ourselves and focus on individual output rather than collaboration we are unable to get more out of the system than we put in. When there is the absence of collaboration, individuals don\u2019t reap the benefits of their communities.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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