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'''Co-intelligence''' is a term coined by social theorist [[ | '''Co-intelligence''' is a term coined by social theorist [[Attlee, Tom]] to refer to a shared, integrated form of intelligence . The concept of co-intelligence is an evolving one, attempting to embrace all forms of intelligence that arise out of and/or serve wholeness, (inclusiveness, interconnectedness, co-creativity, health, synergy, self-organizing living systems, etc.). Co-intelligence appears as natural human expression of [[synergetics]], where all sides contribute and all sides win the collective output of all contributing. | ||
Latest revision as of 20:14, 22 August 2006
Co-intelligence = a shared integrated form of intelligence
See also Wikipedia:Co-intelligence
Description
Co-intelligence is a term coined by social theorist Attlee, Tom to refer to a shared, integrated form of intelligence . The concept of co-intelligence is an evolving one, attempting to embrace all forms of intelligence that arise out of and/or serve wholeness, (inclusiveness, interconnectedness, co-creativity, health, synergy, self-organizing living systems, etc.). Co-intelligence appears as natural human expression of synergetics, where all sides contribute and all sides win the collective output of all contributing.
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See the Wikipedia article for the six basic premises of Co-intelligence.
Related entry: Collective Intelligence