Each Organism's Environment, For The Most Part,

Extrapolated, Technology Wants What Life Wants: Increasing Efficiency Increasing Opportunity Increasing Emergence Increasing Complexity Increasing Diversity Increasing Specialization Increasing Ubiquity Increasing Freedom Increasing Mutualism Increasing Beauty Increasing Sentience Increasing Structure Increasing Evolvability

The Most Interesting Thing About Change In The Environment Is That For The Most Part The Environment Isn't Changing.

Each System Is Trying To Anticipate Change In The Environment.

We're Just At The Beginning Of The Beginning Of All These Kind Of Changes. There's A Sense That All The Big Things Have Happened, But Relatively Speaking, Nothing Big Has Happened Yet. In 20 Years From Now We'll Look Back And Say, 'well, Nothing Really Happened In The Last 20 Years.'

All These Computers, All These Handhelds, All These Cell Phones, All These Laptops, All These Servers - What We're Getting Out Of All These Connections Is We're Getting One Machine. ... We're Constructing A Single, Global Machine.