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- 1. Games as Toolsfor Science and Society-Will Wright
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- 6. Little Wars: agame for boys from twelve years of age to one hundred and fifty and for that more intelligent sort of girl who likes boys' games and books.
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- 13. Weapons DevelopmentCampaign PlanningBattlePlanningLogisticsIndividual Skills
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- 18. PREFACECHAPTER 1. INTRODUCTIONSectionI. BACKGROUND1-1. NATURE OF LOW-INTENSITY CONFLICT1-2. ENVIRONMENTAL CONSIDERATIONS1-3. MILITARY ROLE IN LOW-INTENSITY CONFLICTSection II. IMPERATIVES1-4. POLITICAL DOMINANCE1-5. UNITY OF EFFORT1-6. ADAPTABILITY1-7. LEGITIMACY1-8. PERSEVERANCESection III. OPERATIONAL CATEGORIES1-9. SUPPORT FOR INSURGENCY AND COUNTERINSURGENCY1-10. COMBATTING TERRORISM1-11. PEACEKEEPING OPERATIONS1-12. PEACETIME CONTINGENCY OPERATIONSSection IV. LEADERSHIP CHALLENGES1-13. FORCE PROTECTION1-14. FORCE SUSTAINMENT1-15. DISCIPLINE MAINTENANCE1-16. FRATRICIDE PREVENTIONCHAPTER 2. SUPPORT FOR INSURGENCY AND COUNTERINSURGENCYSection I. THE NATURE OF INSURGENCY2-1. GOALS2-2. ENVIRONMENT2-3. CHARACTERISTICS2-4. POPULAR AND LOGISTIC SUPPORT2-5. GUERRILLA TACTICS2-6. DEVELOPMENT PHASESSection II. BRIGADE AND BATTALION TASK FORCE IN COUNTERINSURGENCY2-7. FOREIGN INTERNAL DEFENSE AUGMENTATION FORCE OPERATIONS2-8. CONDUCT OF TACTICAL OPERATIONS2-9. PLANNING2-10. OPERATION PRINCIPLES2-11. TASK ORGANIZATIONSection III. OFFENSIVE OPERATIONS2-12. PHASE I - LATENT AND INCIPIENT INSURGENCY2-13. PHASE II - GUERRILLA WARFARE2-14. PHASE III - WAR OF MOVEMENT
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- 28. We build modelsby abstracting lots of examples
- 29. BehaviorModels – (Predictive)Schema– (Abstractions)Metaphors – (Patterns)Examples – (Data)
- 30. Light bulb JokeSchemaQ: How many members of a particular demographic group does it take to change a light bulb?A: Some finite number. One to change the bulb, and the rest to act in a manner that reinforces the stereotype of that particular group.
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- 33. -Enter restaurant-Be seated-Getmenu-Place drink order-Receive drinks-Place food order-Eat food-Receive check-Pay check-LeaveCausality
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- 41. MarriageChildrenSuccessFriendshipRomancePartiesFamilyObjectsHouseEfficiencySocial -FriendsBreakupSocial ServicesAffairMilitarySchoolJob/SkillsEconomyHappyFree TimeArgumentInsultJealousyFightMoveInteractDemotionLose JobRepo ManElectrocutionNeedsPeeCollapseLonelyStarveBasic ControlFailure
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- 46. FutureNowPastEducational technologies fordealing with time
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- 48. PlayGamesGames are asubset of play
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- 60. Scott DiddamsTimmyPhysicist -National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)Toddler (3yrs.old) – Carolina Day SchoolQuantum – Optical interactionsProperties of magnetic interactionComprehensive, Complex & Robust?Physics modelComprehensive World Model
- 61. Models – build– test - replace
- 62. Gm m1 2F =r2Sciencecompression
- 63. Mental ModelGamesif ((fdLen= DFANgetfdslen(dfanFileID, 1)) == FAIL) { if (verbose) cout << "There is no file desc annotation.\n"; } else { numFd++; DFANgetfds(dfanFileID, cdesc1, fdLen, 1); while((fdLen = DFANgetfidlen(dfanFileID, 0)) != FAIL) { numFd++; }} // endif desc1 phase space - player perception
- 64. imaginationPlay builds modelsGamestest modelsimagination
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- 69. TopologiesNounsLayersPropagationCyberneticsGrowthSystem DynamicsCellular AutomataGroupingChaosTheoryAdaptive SystemsOrderNetwork TheoryAllocationMappingSpecialization NestingNetworksAgentsDynamicsVerbsParadigmsGrammar
- 70. TopologyPropagationCyberneticsGrowthSystem DynamicsCellular AutomataGroupingChaosTheoryAdaptive SystemsOrderNetwork TheoryAllocationMappingSpecialization NestingLayersNetworksAgentsrelationships
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- 73. TopologyPropagationCyberneticsGrowthSystem DynamicsCellular AutomataGroupingChaosTheoryAdaptive SystemsOrderNetwork TheoryAllocationMappingSpecialization NestingLayersNetworksAgents
- 74. LayersNetworksPropagationCyberneticsGrowthSystem DynamicsCellular AutomataGroupingChaosTheoryAdaptive SystemsOrderNetwork TheoryAllocationMappingSpecialization NestingAgentsDynamicstopology change through time
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- 85. LayersNetworksPropagationCyberneticsGrowthSystem DynamicsCellular AutomataGroupingChaosTheoryAdaptive SystemsOrderNetwork TheoryAllocationMappingSpecialization NestingAgentsDynamicstopology change through time
- 86. LayersNetworksPropagationGrowthCyberneticsSystem DynamicsGroupingCellular AutomataChaosTheoryOrderAdaptive SystemsNetwork TheoryAllocationMappingSpecializationNestingAgentsParadigmsDeconstruction - metamodeling
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- 101. Von NeumannDigital computation– true emergence
- 102. Value-+Pop.Crime.+Land Value =Crime + LocationPopulation = Land Value + ZoningCrime = Population – Land Value
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- 124. TopologiesLayersNetworksPropagationGrowthGroupingOrderAllocationMappingSpecialization NestingAgentsCyberneticsSystem DynamicsDynamicsCellular AutomataChaos TheoryAdaptive SystemsNetwork TheoryParadigmsLocalGlobalOrderDisorderCompeteCooperateemmergence
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- 127. Less about Firepower…Moreabout Social Awareness
- 128. PSYOPsNot just forspecialists…
- 129. Going from “softscience”…
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- 141. U.S. Army CounterinsurgencyHandbookAppendix B - "Social Network Analysis and Other Analytical Tools"
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- 172. Data In (bps)10,000,000sight1,000,000touch50bps100,000sound100,000smellconsciousness1000taste
- 173. Conscious Intelligence /AwarenessPre-conscious IntelligenceIntuition
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- 180. Perspectives are morevaluable than solutions
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- 182. Tactile / ImmersiveHistorical/ RegionalAbstractionsToy-like / SystemicDramatic / Cultural
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- 185. weaponsdevelopmentAnalytical Modelscombined forcesobjectivesmilitarycampaignforcedevelopmentbranchdeploymentWargamingstrategicplanningoperationalplanningarmyStrategytacticalplanningtrainingGroupExercisesdivisionSociallogisticstacticsSkillsadvancedskillsSimulationscompanybasicskillscareerdevelopmentassignmentsPerceptiondutiesScaleindividualyearsmonthsweeksdaysdecadesTime
- 186. The Future isbecoming less predictable 17001800190020002100
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