Gregory Vigneaux
@gregvigneaux.bsky.social
Naturalizing Resilience Building©. Enjoying music & research. Experienced wildland firefighter & researcher. Exploring neurophysiology, operations, innovation, and social dynamics. Interested in time, design, complex systems, and biology
How is that book? It has been on my list for a long time.
December 4, 2025 at 4:53 AM
How is that book? It has been on my list for a long time.
When I'm conscious of my own observing, I attempt, but it's easily overwhelming.
To his point above, the section early on where he discusses distinctions and the move from the feeling of separation to connectedness toward the things we distinguish was similarly impactful for me.
To his point above, the section early on where he discusses distinctions and the move from the feeling of separation to connectedness toward the things we distinguish was similarly impactful for me.
December 4, 2025 at 4:28 AM
When I'm conscious of my own observing, I attempt, but it's easily overwhelming.
To his point above, the section early on where he discusses distinctions and the move from the feeling of separation to connectedness toward the things we distinguish was similarly impactful for me.
To his point above, the section early on where he discusses distinctions and the move from the feeling of separation to connectedness toward the things we distinguish was similarly impactful for me.
Reposted by Gregory Vigneaux
S. Kauffman & A. Roli discuss the same in their latest paper "Is the Emergence of Life an Expected Phase Transition in the Evolving Universe?" ( arxiv.org/abs/2401.09514 ).
Surprisingly, the paper does not mention Maturana and Varela's circular *Autopoiesis* or Pattee's emergent *Hierarchy Theory*.🤔
Surprisingly, the paper does not mention Maturana and Varela's circular *Autopoiesis* or Pattee's emergent *Hierarchy Theory*.🤔
March 31, 2024 at 3:54 PM
S. Kauffman & A. Roli discuss the same in their latest paper "Is the Emergence of Life an Expected Phase Transition in the Evolving Universe?" ( arxiv.org/abs/2401.09514 ).
Surprisingly, the paper does not mention Maturana and Varela's circular *Autopoiesis* or Pattee's emergent *Hierarchy Theory*.🤔
Surprisingly, the paper does not mention Maturana and Varela's circular *Autopoiesis* or Pattee's emergent *Hierarchy Theory*.🤔
Great review, thank you! Looks like I need to read this soon!
November 23, 2025 at 5:02 PM
Great review, thank you! Looks like I need to read this soon!
Hello! This is on my list. How did you find it? I am really curious about it.
November 22, 2025 at 6:44 PM
Hello! This is on my list. How did you find it? I am really curious about it.