Simulations achieved via the iterative parallel logic and emergent effects of cellular automata, are difficult to conceptualise inside the serial order of logical (con)sequence.
The same emergent behavior (that is, swarm logic) is evident in several other natural realms, including slime-mold cells, brain cells, embryo cells and city neighborhoods.
Scientists who study "swarm intelligence" in ants and flocks of birds know that there is compelling logic to the emergent behavior that economists call "irrational" and lawyers call "illegal".
Biological systems share some similarities with digital systems, such as basic logic functions and emergent network properties (i.e. memory and robustness) [ 1- 4, 6, 7].
In replication logic cases that confirm the emergent relationships enhance confidence in the validity of the relationships.
The campfires are but a small moment-breaker in comparison to some other only-in-this-medium instances of logic failing to keep pace with emergent gameplay possibilities.
This logic, they argue, should be understood as emergent and is based in lived socio-cultural resources or "funds of aspirations" (Zipin et al., 2013).
Constraints of rationing and redistribution of scarce resources, the paucity of rigorous examination of critical care practice and the adaptive and emergent features of a complex interactive system undermines the logic of expecting the application of pockets of experimental evidence to lead naturally to improved outcomes for all patients.
In stark contrast to the post-political trends that dominate in SEA and contemporary neoliberal democracies, we show how Rancière's insights on emergent political demands and the staging of dissensus in opposition to police logic contribute to debates on SEA engagement.
We suggest there is an ordered logic to the philanthropic journey that might inform the practice of emergent philanthropists and philanthropy professionals (Gherardi, 2004).
