Mixel Kiemen's logblog
Mixel KiemenThe research logblog is an open-ended version of a research logbook. My field research is on the hard problem of consciousness, by participating in collective innovation projects, developing media technology, and building institutions.
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Inner & outer space Take 1, introducing recursive thinking
Where does consciousness come from? Is it similar to the question of where matter comes from? Physics has answered the latter question, but why is the former so hard? So far, science has not yet resolved the mystery of consciousness. So, ho...
Mentalscope and the realm of artificial consciousness
Over 20 years ago during the ASSC8 conference (2004). I got into this deep discussion with Ron Chrisley and David Chalmers on how to approach the hard problem of consciousness by focusing on collective intelligence. We talked for a long tim...
Onboarding the TRL Train to the 4th Generation University (4GU)
How can we create the social transitions at a scale, maturity, and speed we can hardly imagine now? To help the imagination we (Iris, Auke, and I) have worked out this metaphor of a train towards the future, specifically the 4th Generation ...
4th Generation University (4GU) roadmap
An evolutionary power pushes societies to create a Next Generation University (NGU), now towards the 4th generation university (4GU). In the 1940s — 1960s, it was a natural social evolution, yet leadership culture and technology were not re...
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