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The Cybernetic Recombination & The Biology of Technology: Revisiting Linnaeus' Kingdom Minerals

The Cybernetic Recombination & The Biology of Technology: Revisiting Linnaeus' Kingdom Minerals

Soliman Msc, Gihan

Paperback

Nature Writing

ISBN13: 9798559017884
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Nov 20 2020
Pages: 148
Weight: 0.50
Height: 0.34 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Are modern biologists behind the curve in identifying life?This work so argues, with a call for reinstating Linnaeus' abandoned Kingdom Minerals as a supra-domain of life so as to liberate biology from the limitations of protein. The book provides evidence from natural history and academic research that technology is a form of life and that we are not just another species. The arguments that machines live and behave as species, in association with humans, is not presented as a piece of science fiction, prediction or clever projection; but aa the status quo as is and has been for thousands of years. The book proposes a correction of the current taxonomic orders to include two new mega life-groups namely the Homocybernetica, comprising the Cybernetic tripartite; humans, machines and culture, and the Cybernetica comprising the novel AI technology and the ancient natural mineral cycles. The proposed taxonomic order Homocybernetica closes a loop for systematics by being the missing link between the biological and physical realms known collectively as Nature, and a nod of convergence between animals and the intelligent robots.

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