Daunting 'Changed ChanGeS' By Andres Agostini

1 cHaNGeD cHAngE® By Andres Agostini www.AgostiniNews.blogspot.com

3 INTRODUCTION!!! I do some frequent writing. I like to disseminate ideas via my web site or blogs. I like to divulge. No one, from the scientific establishment, is going to come out TO SPEAK

4 OUT his / her findings just to make anyone happy or uncomfortable. Note that to me, in all cases, scientists, scientific establishment is the boldest vanguard. In researching, I made some true friends from the leading-edge. All of them ignited my mind further.

5 Let’s take an example. When I mention teleporting, many will think I am out of my mind. Let it be known that at some discrete scale of experimentation a world’s renowned laboratory of the U.S. has attained “this.” I call it “this” because it is, in my opinion, a grave an underestimation to call such an experiment a breakthrough.

6 What I do the most is pervasive researching. Hence, I refine my thinking processes since I wake up from Monday through Monday. Internet is great for researching. Nonetheless and up to now, the most-recent publications from the best acknowledged luminaries (2005, 2006, 2007, 2008) is my firmest north. What do I mean by a luminary?

7 Chiefly, I based my process thinking on leading- edge scientists, mostly physicists, mathematicians, biologists, astrophysicist, neuroscientist, so forth. I have no time neither interest to read SciFi. Many of the authors whose findings I read have been awarded Nobel Prize Awards. In addition, scientists from the National Science

8 Foundation, DARPA, NASA, etc. are of my extreme interests. I also do experimentation and a lot of testing. I look for evidence to disconfirm as Karl Popper always suggests.

9 Every source is cross-referenced with the greatest rigor. The ensuing statements are thoroughly mine. The “power of simplicity” can only operate— these days—if it stems from the grandiose “power of complexity.”

10 Those in behalf of “Common Sense” I truly respect. Thomas Phaine was correct at his time and context. If a ‘rocket scientist’ speaks today of “Common Sense,” his/her definition nothing has to do with the habitual definition.

11 This very definition is hugely challenged daily, second by second. If you ask a scientist to look at the horizon, he might see 45 things. If you ask the majority of all-walks-of-life people might see only 3. In any case, I respect any occupation, any profession, any tenure, any job, any credo, any

12 ethnical group, any citizenry, any POV. In sum, I RESPECT ALL HUMANITY UNCONDITIONALLY. -Andy www.AgostiniNews.blogspot.com

13 A FOREWORD ON CHANGE AND ITS PROGRESSION… If there is not a true calamity or catastrophe (either made by man or Nature), ‘CHANGED CHANGE’ will be a rogue, pervasive monarch without a fail.

15 1) Time has changed. 2) Timing has changed. 3) Tempo has changed. 4) Time thread has changed.

16 5) Time counting has changed. 6) Interrelationships of time, tempo, timing, thread, and counting have changed. 7) Time understanding has changed. 8) Time counting has changed.

17 9) Time numbering has changed. 10) Epoch has changed. 11) Era has changed.

18 12) Uniqueness between epoch and era has changed. 13) Because of changed change, epoch and era used to be lengthy “snapshots,” lacking kinetics of their own. BECAUSE OF CHANGED CHANGE, epoch and era-- more like FILMS with many treacherous scripts--,

19 whose rolling is expelled from the ‘so so’ known stratum into the Dom strata of captured outputs, where impossibles are sometimes turned into viables at whichever cost. 14) Epoch and Era, because of changed change, take place in a context that looks

20 like a funnel (system’s transformation box). The flow enters the thin side to transform itself into an immensurable force, of many layers (mostly novel scientific properties), that—via the widest side—become a many- times (orders of magnitude) redefining force, second by second as it keeps increasing to elevate (a) Perpetual

21 Innovation, a nd (b) Beyond P e r p e t ua l Innovation. 15) Weltanschauung has changed. 16) Zeitgeist has changed. 17) Shifting has changed.

23 18) The nature of shifting has changed. 19) Transitory has changed. 20) The nature of transitory has changed. 21) Technique has changed.

24 22) Discipline of thinking has changed. 23) Discipline of technique has changed. 24) Discipline of implementation ha s changed. 25) Generational gaps have changed.

25 26) The spirit of times has changed. 27) Sprits of Corps have changed. 28) Subsequently, leadership has changed. 29) Priorities have changed.

26 30) Law has changed. 31) Enforcement has changed. 32) Politics has changed. 33) Geopolitics has changed.

27 34) Fine arts have changed. 35) Diplomacy has changed. 36) Real Politicks have changed. 37) Prudence and tact have changed.

28 38) Pride and honor have changed. 39) Change has changed and will keeping on changing. 40) Changes will be continuously chagrining.

29 41) Nonlinearity has changed. 42) Therefore, discontinuity has changed. 43) Scientific properties of change have profoundly changed. 44) Weather and geology have changed.

30 45) The universe is changing. 46) Dark matter / dark energy are changing. 47) Mother Nature is changing. 48) Father Universe is changing.

31 49) Interceptions between Nature and Universe have changed deeply. 50) Driving forces are changing. 51) Subtle forces are changing.

32 52) Forceful frameworks are changing. 53) Time measuring changed. 54) Humans have changed. 55) TransHumans will change.

33 56) Humanoids are changing. 57) Robots are changing. 58) Swarms of nanobots are changing.

34 5 9 ) B e c a us e of changed c ha ng e d , innocuous virus has been reprogrammed to do good to the human body. 60) Farseeing has changed. 61) Foreseeing has changed.

35 62) Right-here seeing has changed. 63) Recalling has changed. 64) Remembering has changed. 65) Retrospective analyzing has changed.

36 66) Presumptive analyzing has changed. 67) Prospective analyzing has changed. 68) Social sciences have changed and are changing.

37 69) Because of changed change, social sciences are dealing less sub-optimally with subjectivity. 70) Exact sciences have changed and are changing.

38 71) Interactions between Social Sciences and Exact Sciences have changed and are changing. 72) Because of changed change, new, classic fashion is the integration OF ALL SCIENCES across the board.

39 73) Worldview has changed. 74) Ethos has changed. 75) Systems of beliefs and values have changed. 76) Experimentation has changed.

40 77) R&D has changed. 78) Innovation has changed. 79) Global sophistication has changed. 80) Cosmosvison, Microvison, and Macrovision have changed.

41 81) Detail has changed. 82) Granularity of detail has changed. 83) So have their atomic and sub-atomic particles.

42 84) PAST, PRESENT, and FUTURE have changed. 85) Dimensions have changed. 86) Relating to the other has changed. 87) Relating to the self has changed.

43 88) Interrelating between the self and other has changed. 89) Media has changed. 90) Opinion has changed. 91) POV has changed.

44 92) Preferences have changed. 93) Priorities have changed. 94) Ideas have changed. 95) Initiatives have changed.

45 96) Driving forces have changed. 97) New frontiers have changed. 98) Life and death have changed. 99) Professions, occupations, crafts, careers, jobs have changed.

46 100) Dialogue has changed. 101) Debate has changed. 102) Writing has changed. 103) Critique has changed.

47 104) Communicating has changed. 105) The extracurricular has changed. 106) Sports have changed. 107) Pass-times a nd hobbies have changed.

48 108) Opinions have changed. 109) Healthcare has changed. 110) Neurosciences have changed. 111) Biology has changed.

49 112) Chemistry has changed. 113) Classic physics has changed. 114) Quantum Mechanics is changing. 115) Material Sciences have changed.

50 116) Law has changed. 117) Best practices have changed and will yet change more. 118) Thinking has changed a nd is changing.

51 119) Over-Specialitization has changed. 120) Converge ( S up r a , Efficacious Generalization) has changed. 121) Historic persons of interest have changed.

52 122) Heroes have changed. 123) Antiheroes have changed. 124) Antisystem has changed. 125) Good Samaritans have changed.

53 126) Reciprocity has changed. 127) Lexicon has changed. And will change to the unexpectedly. 128) Society has changed. 129) Men have changed.

54 130) Women have changed. 131) Economy and Economics have changed. 132) Financials and Finance have changed. 133) Demands and supplies have changed.

55 134) Societal dilemmas and predicaments have changed. 135) The spheres of influence have changed. 136) Contradictions have changed.

56 137) Paradoxes have changed. 138) Prose has changed. 139) Poetry has changed. 140) Mail has changed.

57 141) Energy has changed. 142) Pollution has changed. 143) Contamination has changed. 144) Raw materials have changed.

58 145) Commodities have changed. 146) Manufacturing has changed. 147) Lingua franca (English) has changed. 148) The space walk has changed.

59 149) Outer space priorities have changed. 150) The Ocean has changed. 151) The atmosphere has changed. 152) The blogosphere has changed.

60 153) Virtual world has changed. 154) The weather has changed. 155) Demographics have changed. 156) The inconsequential has changed.

61 157) The irrelevant has changed. 158) The meaningless has changed. 159) The relevant and meaningful have changed. 160) Journalists have changed.

62 161) Pharmaceuticals have changed. 162) Understanding has changed. 163) Comprehension has changed. 164) Eliciting has changed.

63 165) Society has changed. 166) Work style has changed. 167) Lifestyle has changed. 168) The West has changed.

64 169) The East has changed. 170) Australasia has changed. 171) Western hemisphere has changed. 172) Eastern hemisphere has changed.

65 173) Northern hemisphere has changed. 174) Southern hemisphere has changed. 175) Education has changed. 176) Mind-shaping (formation) ha s changed.

66 177) Mind-expansion has changed. 178) Mobile telephony has changed. 179) Internet telephony has changed. 180) Global infrastructure has changed.

67 181) Breathing modes have changed. 182) Love has changed. 183) Aspirations have changed. 184) Exercising and fitness have changed.

68 185) Expectations have changed. 186) Deal-making has changed. 187) Competitiveness has changed. 188) Competitions have changed.

69 189) Difficulties have changed. 190) Frequency, severity, magnitude, probability, and likelihood have changed. 191) Press and printing has changed. 192) Music distribution has changed.

70 193) Books have changed. 194) Newspapers have changed. 195) Formats of knowledge-contents have changed.

71 196) Collaboration has changed. 197) Purchasing power has changed. 198) Tourism has changed. 199) Chain of command has changed.

72 200) Serendipity has changed. 201) Pseudo-Serendipity has changed. 202) Randomized serendipity + randomized pseudo-serendipity have changed. 203) Sales and marketing have changed.

73 204) Strategy has changed. 205) Calamities have changed. 206) Catastrophes have changed. 207) Risk has changed.

74 208) Risk Management has changed. 209) Advanced Risk Management ha s changed. 210) Insurance has changed.

75 211) Reinsurance has changed. 212) Man-made risks have changed. 213) Nature-made risk has changed.

76 214) Existential risks poised by mediocre people, because of this change, have become grave indeed. 215) Existential risks have changed. 216) Best practices have changed.

77 217) Threats a nd vulnerabilities and ‘emergency preparedness’ have changed. 218) Hazards have changed. 219) Safety and Security and Reliability have changed.

78 220) Terrorism has changed. 221) New opportunities have changed. 222) Business opportunities have changed. 223) Paradigms have changed.

79 224) Limits have changed. 225) Probabilities have changed. 226) Feasibilities have changed. 227) Publishing has changed.

80 228) Advantages have changed. 229) Compilation of diverse advantages has changed. 230) The World’s Order has changed. 231) Children have changed.

81 232) Youth have changed. 233) Older adults have changed. 234) All sorts of authorities have changed. 235) ‘Relating to’ has changed.

82 236) Nostalgia has changed. 237) Forecasting has changed. 238) Entrepreneurial accountability and transparency have changed.

83 239) Music has changed. 240) Melody and remnants of it have changed. 241) Because of changed change, time- driven echoes come from the future to be.

84 242) Novels have changed. 243) Poetry has changed. 244) Poems have changed.

85 245) SciFi has c ha ng e d to irrelevant, because of distinguish mass media. 246) Designs and functions have changed.

86 247) Because of change, the golden ratio has become so generalized among those in stubborn quest. 248) The brain has changed. 249) Conventions have changed.

87 250) Social rites have changed. 251) Web-rites have changed. 252) Wildlife has changed. 253) The Procreators of Internet are always changing in nonlinearity mode.

88 254) Insects have changed. 255) Homo Sapiens Sapiens has changed. 256) Homo Bot Sapiens will change. 257) 48-atom bot have changed and keep on changing.

89 258) Analyzing the past has changed. 259) Fitness has changed. 260) The power, hierarchical pyramid has changed.

90 261) The structuralized and organizational (chiefly while a tangible) have changed. 262) Earth has changed. 263) The Milky Way and neighboring galaxies have changed.

91 264) Frequency has changed. 265) Iteration has changed. 266) Velocity has changed. 267) Speed has changed.

92 268) Acceleration has changed. 269) Inertia has changed. 270) Momentum has changed. 271) Fast has changed.

93 272) Quick has changed. 273) Prompt has changed. 274) Immediately has changed. 275) Urgent has changed.

94 276) Real-time has changed. 277) Perception and misperception has changed. 278) Values have changed. 279) Ethics have changed.

95 280) Commandments have changed. 281) Martial arts have changed. 282) Public confidence has changed. 283) Going public has changed massively.

96 284) Maritime has changed. 285) Avionics has changed. 286) Genomics has changed. 287) Nanotechnology has changed.

97 288) Biotechnology has changed. 289) Success has changed. 290) Failure has changed. 291) ‘Street smarts’ have changed.

98 292) Savvy-ness has changed. 293) Logic has changed. 294) Fuzzy logic has changed. 295) Points of inflections have changed. And will keep on changing boldly.

99 296) American lapstick has changed. 297) True British humor remains intact, regardless of change. 298) Intuition has changed. 299) Inspiration has changed.

100 300) Adaptation has changed. 301) Evolution has changed. 302) Revolution-based evolution ha s quickly changed.

101 303) ‘What is’ has changed. 304) ‘What might’ be has changed. 305) What one can do has changed. 306) Never has changed.

102 307) Limit bypassing has graciously changed. 308) ‘Never ever’ has changed. 309) Manufacturing (intangible and tangible) has changed.

103 310) Mind-sheltered LAB-TO-FAB ha s changed. 311) Einsteinian Gendaken has changed. 312) Standards have changed. 313) Protocols have changed.

104 314) Guidelines have changed. 315) Benchmarks have changed. 316) Expectations have changed. 317) Capital ideas that they’re now evolving have changed.

105 318) Education has changed. And requires profound change at the reform level from bottom to the top. 319) Interest for education has changed. 320) Rocks are awake for a change.

107 321) Internet has changed. 322) Management has changed. 323) Assumptions have changed. 324) Anomalies have changed.

108 325) Phenomena have changed. 326) Paranormal have changed. 327) ‘Luck’ has changed. 328) Theory has changed.

109 329) Speculation has changed. 330) Charity has changed. 331) Greed has changed. 332) ‘Open Content’ (mass collaboration a la wiki) has changed.

110 333) Photo has changed. 334) Virus has changed. 335) Bacteria have changed. 336) DNA has changed.

111 337) Evolution has changed. 338) Darwin’s Evolution has changed. 339) Energy sources will change forever. 340) Nonlinearity has drastically changed.

112 341) Books will change. 342) E-books have changed. 343) Omniscience (totality of knowledge) will change. 344) Our galaxy will change.

113 345) Our oceans will change. 346) Our weather will change. 347) The rule of law will change. 348) Law enforcement will change.

114 349) Persuasion will be changed by soft- suation. 350) Education will be changed with Edutainment (partly). 351) Essential R&D will change.

115 352) Places for tourism will change drastically. 353) Nations’ borders will change. 354) Nations’ interactions will change.

116 355) Migration and immigration flows will change. 356) United Nations will change. 357) NATO will change.

117 358) The power of scientific knowledge will not c ha ng e . 359) Globalization will c ha ng e by expanding its boundaries beyond Earth. 360) Commute will be changed by teleporting.

118 361) Infrastructure will change. 362) Regional governance will change. 363) Corporate governance will change. 364) TV broadcasting / TV cabling will change.

119 365) Cell phones will change. 366) PDAs will change. 367) Energy to automobiles will change. 368) Ethics and morality will change. 369) Institutions will change.

120 370) Tenure profiles will change. 371) The known world will profoundly change. 372) Personal computers will change. 373) Software will change.

121 374) Financial institutions will change. 375) University careers will change. 376) Medicine will change. 377) Pharmaceutical labs will change their roles.

122 378) Taxes will change. 379) Subsidies will change. 380) Inflation will change. 381) Purchasing power will change.

123 382) Socio-Cultural levels will change. 383) The way to make a living will change. 384) Meritocracy will change. 385) Adhocracy will change.

124 386) Scenario-formulation to envision and practice futuristic trends will change. 387) Movie, Movies, Cinema will change. 388) Fine artists will change. 389) Law and order and justice will chance.

125 390) The disfranchised will change. 391) The empowered will change. 392) The outsiders will change. 393) The underdogs and the overdogs will change.

126 394) Money will change. 395) Financial exchange will change. 396) Perceptions will change. 397) Reading ‘in-between-the-lines’ will change.

127 398) Discerning the degree of grayness or not will change. 399) Intuitions will change. 400) The technological progression will change.

128 401) Innovation will change. 402) Innovation management will change. 403) Humankind will change. 404) Friendship will change.

129 405) Communities will change. 406) New intelligences will make a piercing entrance to change. 407) Musical instruments will change. 408) Branding will change.

130 409) A more scientific branding will change. 410) Minorities will change. 411) Winter and summer will change.

131 412) Corporate communications, public affairs, crisis management will change. 413) Advertising will change. 414) Merchandising will change. 415) Violence will change.

132 416) Peace will change. 417) Calmness will change. 418) Keeping composure will change. 419) Gravity usages will change.

133 420) Power emanating from atomic particles and sub-particles will change. 421) History has changed. 422) Prehistory has changed. 423) Geography and geology will change.

134 424) Attention has changed. 425) Paying attention has changed. 426) Preferences have changed. 427) Choices have changed.

135 428) Options have changed. 429) Ideals have changed. 430) Culture has changed. 431) Idiosyncrasy has changed.

136 432) Heroes have changed. 433) Leadership has changed. 434) Followship has changed. 435) Poverty has changed.

137 436) The affluent has changed. 437) Sponsors have changed. 438) Sponsorships have changed. 439) The sense of proportion has changed.

138 440) The sense of magnitude has changed. 441) The sense of order and priority have changed. 442) The sense of opportunity ha s changed.

139 443) The opportunity cost has changed. 444) The sense of chaos and inherent order has changed. 445) The sense of detail has changed.

140 446) The sense of granularity of detail has changed. 447) The sense from impossibility into viable has changed. 448) The sense of depth has changed.

141 449) The sense of in-depth has changed. 450) The sense of scope has changed. 451) The sense of criticality has changed. 452) The sense of creative disruption has changed.

142 453) There is a new age, epoch to disruption that has changed. 454) There is a new age / epoch to act as innovator’s disruption has changed. 455) The sense of urgency has changed.

143 456) The sense of primacy has changed. 457) Work delegated to r ob ot s ha s changed and will change. 458) Work assume by robots has changed and will change.

144 459) Leadership has changed. 460) True statesman has changed. 461) Because of changed change, new conceptions, lexicons, ideas, approaches, methodologies have changed and will maintain changing.

145 462) Due to change, long-held beliefs are, in many cases, obsolete. 463) Under t he CHANGED CHANGE DICTATORSHIP, if something is subject to perpetual innovation forever, then the existing / operating ones are obsolete and must be transformed, from the automobile

146 to the Homo Sapiens Sapiens into a rampant novelty. 464) Brain + Thumb + Tool + Ideas = Thinking, self-replicating, self-enhancing, self-improving ROBOTS.

147 465) The nature of (a) GROWTH, (b) GROWTH SUSTAINABILITY, and (c ) SUSTAINABILITY WITH ACTUAL PROFITABILITY HAS CHANGED. 466) The GAME has changed. 467) Sportsmanship has changed.

148 468) The GROUND RULES of every game has changed and will further change to disbelief.

149 469) The G R O UND RULES of every business and organization has changed and will further change to disbelief. 470) Because of c ha ng e d change, MEDIOCRITY will cease to exist.

150 471) CHANGE equates with the most- determined search of perfectionism (even if one errs and learns from it). 472) Surprise has changed. 473) Technological surprise has changed.

151 474) Innovative surprise has changed. 475) Strategic surprise has changed. 476) Tactics have changed. 477) Strategy has changed. 478) Stratagems have changed.

152 479) Experiments to capture INNOVATION with directness and indirectness have changed. 480) Heuristics have changed. 481) Loose / tight heuristics have changed.

153 482) Technicolor has changed. And will change further. 483) Ad infinitum has changed and will keep on changing. 484) A priori has changed.

154 485) A posteriori has changed. 486) Destiny has changed and will keep on changing. 487) Existence has changed and will keep on changing. To peak in to toy with this forthcoming idea, we will require our

155 DREAMING / DAYDREAMING in vivo brain to be replaced by an in silico, competing supercomputer, one t ha t beyond computing digitally can also simulate analog computation. 488) Size has changed.

156 489) Shape has changed. 490) Form has changed. 491) Links have changed. 492) Supervision has changed.

157 493) Point of origination has changed. 494) Point of destination has changed. 495) Destiny has changed. 496) Common sense has changed.

158 497) Simplicity has changed. 498) Complexity has changed. 499) Management has changed and will change to great depth. 500) The vanguard has changed.

159 501) The old guard has changed. SUMMARIZING / CONCLUSION The Nature of cHaNGe chANgeD and will change beyond the boldest dream /

160 nightmare. Change has mutated. Nothing will stop it from further transmutations beyond future imagination and recognition. The nature of CHANGE has—alongside and for a l ong while now—CHANGED dramatically.

161 Now, “change” means something profound against the status quo to a great extent, but, in many instances, has turned the term into a functional “neology,” not yet published neither communicated and, hence, not yet thoroughly understood. Quintessential CHANGE has changed.

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RISK VARIABILITY AS IT IS NOT MANAGED OR SUP-OPTIMALLY MANAGED. Hazards/Hazardous (about “possibilities”) Random/Randomized RISK “Disruption (ignored or Potential” Exposure underestimated). About (“loss) (“loss)” “probabilities.” Severity of the Hazard Possibilities/ Possibilities/Probabilities Probabilities Interactions. Interactions. Probability of Exposure © Andres Agostini – Feb 02, 2007 – 11:16 p.m. - GMT

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