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"Diego Gonzalez has worked in several Research & Development projects. He is Software Engineer and Master of Research in Artificial Intelligence, and also Graduate in International Cooperation for Development.
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He is writing currently a PhD Thesis titled "The P2P Society as an autopoietic system: from centralized networks to distributed production of knowledge".
== Bio ==


Diego Gonzalez's research studies the relationship between Complex Adaptive Systems and P2P Social Dynamics following an evolutionary approach.  
[[Diego González]] has worked in several Research & Development [http://www.xmunch.net projects]  in different fields (''DNA and Bacterial Computing, Data Mining, SaaS,…'' ).. He is Software Engineer and Master of Research in Artificial Intelligence, and also Graduate in International Cooperation for Development.


His main axiom is that social systems evolve from centralized networks with homogeneous agents to distributed networks with hight levels of heterogeneity. Following adaptation and selection processes, through an incrementation of differentiation and connectivity, the groups of human agents define more complex and resilient societies.
For some time, he has been researching the relationship between ''Complex Adaptive Systems'' and ''P2P Social Dynamics'' following an evolutionary approach.


As a point of equilibrium, "P2P societies" will emerge, ending with the perturbations of "informations societies" and making possible a real autopoietic mankind. Nowadays, societies are passing through a transition state, in the middle of a confrontation among centralization defenders and promoters of distributed systems, but at the end distributed systems will be the most "optimal" from an evolutionary point of view. So current projects in this direction will lead to an acceleration of that evolutionary processes."
His main axiom is that social systems evolve from ''centralized networks'' with ''homogeneous'' agents to ''distributed networks'' with hight levels of ''heterogeneity''. Following ''adaptation'' and ''selection'' processes, through an incrementation of ''differentiation'' and ''connectivity'', the groups of human agents evolve and define more complex and resilient societies. The equilibrium state that will emerge from current perturbations is what he has named [[P2P_Society_as_an_Autopoietic_System|“The P2P Society”]]. He is writing currently a PhD Thesis titled '''[http://p2pscience.net "The P2P Society as an autopoietic system: from centralized networks to distributed production of knowledge]"'''.


To discuss all the issues related with this amazing topic, to collaborate with other colleagues and organize resources, he has joined the '''P2P Foundation''' and he has founded [http://p2pscience.net P2PScience.net].
[http://www.p2pscience.net P2P Science] is a platform to share notes, references, academic papers and outlines about this research, but also to support current conversation and improve González's PhD Thesis.
== Info ==
Name: Diego González Rodríguez
Nick: "''xmunch''"
== Contact ==
You can contact to Diego González through http://www.P2PScience.net, http://www.xmunch.net or http://www.xmunch.com.
== Location ==
Madrid (Spain)


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Bio

Diego González has worked in several Research & Development projects in different fields (DNA and Bacterial Computing, Data Mining, SaaS,… ).. He is Software Engineer and Master of Research in Artificial Intelligence, and also Graduate in International Cooperation for Development.

For some time, he has been researching the relationship between Complex Adaptive Systems and P2P Social Dynamics following an evolutionary approach.

His main axiom is that social systems evolve from centralized networks with homogeneous agents to distributed networks with hight levels of heterogeneity. Following adaptation and selection processes, through an incrementation of differentiation and connectivity, the groups of human agents evolve and define more complex and resilient societies. The equilibrium state that will emerge from current perturbations is what he has named “The P2P Society”. He is writing currently a PhD Thesis titled "The P2P Society as an autopoietic system: from centralized networks to distributed production of knowledge".

To discuss all the issues related with this amazing topic, to collaborate with other colleagues and organize resources, he has joined the P2P Foundation and he has founded P2PScience.net. P2P Science is a platform to share notes, references, academic papers and outlines about this research, but also to support current conversation and improve González's PhD Thesis.

Info

Name: Diego González Rodríguez

Nick: "xmunch"

Contact

You can contact to Diego González through http://www.P2PScience.net, http://www.xmunch.net or http://www.xmunch.com.

Location

Madrid (Spain)

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