Systems research in IoT is shifting priorities to explore explicit "thing architectures" that promote and enable the friction-free interactions of things despite such fragmentations.
Motion, meanwhile, is just the summation of all the conatuses that a thing has, along with the interactions of things.
Karl Marx was extremely taken by scientific models of life as a constant transformation of matter; 'the metabolism between man and nature – a special case of the general interaction of natural things – was placed by Marx in the category of exchange and, inversely, he had recourse to the concept of metabolism when characterizing the process of exchange' (Schmidt, 1971, p. 92).
The history of life on earth is a history of the interaction of living things and their surroundings.
The show suggests that precisely what gives this material its visual texture and verve is the interaction of unalike things, elements that can't easily be divided between sacred and profane, Western and non-Western, never mind good and bad.
The effect isn't false advertising, for within the museum's 180,000 square feet of space and 11 exhibition halls (including a children's museum), the visitor is led through a cosmos that can itself be dizzying: miniature worlds of systems and interactions; invocations of things known and half known; sensations, simulations and reflections; accounts of dissolution and evolution.
Will Wright cited the theory of emergence — the idea that complex systems arise out of the interaction of several simple things.
His work can be read as a meditation on sculpture - on mass, form, liquidity, inertia, the interaction of people and things.
The absolute finds expression now only in the midst of the mutual interaction of individuals and things, and true individuals are both determined by and "counter-determine" (gyaku-gentei suru) the movement of the dialectical world (see NKZ VII, 305ff.; VIII, 313 14).
He looked at my work for the interaction of the small things that added up to make a good painting.
