Designing tools for the next 200 years

Inaugural Cultural Evolution Society Conference, Jena, Germany, 13-15 September 2017

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Designing filtering, collaboration, thinking, and learning tools for the next 200 years

Jorn Bettin and Xaver Wiesmann presented the following poster at the conference:


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Related work

Links to related work are included below.

Thinking tools which compensate for human cognitive limits

Contemporary ideologies

Human social behaviour

Formal conceptual modelling

Evolution of codes and languages

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