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[[Degeneracy]] is a principle used in the [[GVCS]] machine ecosystem. | [[Degeneracy]] is a principle used in the [[GVCS]] machine ecosystem. | ||
Non-degenerate Sprawl is a term that captures the essence of Non-degenerate design in it's contribution to unmanageable multiplicity of options. | |||
=What About Diversity?= | |||
How to reconcile degeneracy with diversity? Simply. If degeneracy relates to standards for modular design, then a degenerate system retains it's generative nature. This allows for a wide range of options by modular design. Indeed, it allows for a wider range of participation and options than that produced by Non-Degenerate Sprawl. | |||
Latest revision as of 15:54, 26 July 2019
Degeneracy is a principle used in the GVCS machine ecosystem.
Non-degenerate Sprawl is a term that captures the essence of Non-degenerate design in it's contribution to unmanageable multiplicity of options.
What About Diversity?
How to reconcile degeneracy with diversity? Simply. If degeneracy relates to standards for modular design, then a degenerate system retains it's generative nature. This allows for a wide range of options by modular design. Indeed, it allows for a wider range of participation and options than that produced by Non-Degenerate Sprawl.