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And it's this symbiosis that I personally believe could solve the four essential problems that face us in wireless communication these days.
I'm talking about J.C.R. Licklider's human-computer symbiosis, perhaps better termed "intelligence augmentation," I.A. Licklider was a computer science titan who had a profound effect on the development of technology and the Internet.
Whether it's augmented reality in your iPhone or GPS in your car, human-computer symbiosis is making us more capable.
So if you want to improve human-computer symbiosis, what can you do?
So let's explore, through a couple of examples, the impact that technologies built to drive human-computer symbiosis have had in recent time.
By implementing a superior process, what was otherwise a task for 40 people over three months became a simple job for three people in 40 hours, all victories for human-computer symbiosis.
This mushroom exists in symbiosis with the roots.
By symbiosis, I mean a bidirectional and mutually beneficial association which is also called mycorrhiza.
True symbiosis.
In biology, the notions of symbiosis, group selection, evolutionary psychology are contested, to be sure.
Many schools of thought fed our thinking and pointed to this model: industrial symbiosis, performance economy, sharing economy, biomimicry, and of course, cradle-to-cradle design.
This entire collection, Wanderers, that was named after planets, was not to me really about fashion per se, but it provided an opportunity to speculate about the future of our race on our planet and beyond, to combine scientific insight with lots of mystery and to move away from the age of the machine to a new age of symbiosis between our bodies, the microorganisms that we inhabit, our products and even our buildings.
And you know, I have to tell you, before me, scientists had thought that this belowground mutualistic symbiosis called a mycorrhiza was involved.
Instead of spending 12, 15 hours a day with my face plastered to a screen, I was having these little adventures with our new family and shooting video along the way, and it was kind of a symbiosis of art and life.
The way that this symbiosis works is that this little squid lives just off the coast of Hawaii, just in sort of shallow knee-deep water.
What happens is that the corals are a symbiosis, and they have these little algal cells that live inside them.
"Read My Lips" tells of a strange symbiosis which develops between a plain, socially maladroit female office worker (Devos) and her workplace trainee, a crude excon (Casel).
To feel the warmth of a little space, just as the heroes of Massive Attack clip, or to see everything in a rhythm symbiosis, like in Chemical Brother's "Star Guitar" video?
It seems as though there is a symbiotic relationship, but what is the nature of that symbiosis?
Hence, the state Mafia appears to be losing out to old organized crime, and the degree of symbiosis between the state and organized crime is diminishing.
Corals are formed by a symbiosis between an animal and a one-celled plant.
The story of Israel extends far beyond the current conflict, to recount an extraordinary symbiosis between Jewish heritage and European civilization that ended in calamity.
The question remains whether divergent visions for economic cooperation in Central Asia allow for a long-term symbiosis between the Kremlin-sponsored EEU and China’s Silk Road Economic Belt strategy, which would expand trade and investment into Russia’s “near abroad.”
Likewise, the relative loss of influence of the Chinese diplomatic corps contrasts with the emerging symbiosis between Xi and the People’s Liberation Army.
Similarly, knowledge of symbiosis and tsetse reproduction can be harnessed to develop new methods to control tsetse populations.
The space business was the preserve of a few governments, plus a number of large cost-plus contractors who lived in symbiosis with their government customers.
Such symbiosis requires a healthy disregard for convention.
This created a mutually reinforcing symbiosis between the old mass media and old mass political movements, one hostile to the entry of new players.
Thailand’s six-decade-old incumbent regime, which relies on symbiosis between the monarchy and the military, is unable to tolerate elections that empower the rural masses unwittingly awakened by Thaksin’s premiership.
Nowhere is the return to bureaucratic/governmental symbiosis more conspicuous than in Noda’s emphasis on business-as-usual alliance management, or in his single-minded pursuit of doubling the 5% consumption tax (necessary for protecting their mandarins’ fiefdoms), despite deepening deflation.