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The Public Domain : Enclosing the Commons of the Mind

By: James Boyle

...upported governmental efforts to that end. The duck hunter’s preservation of wetlands as a species habitat turns out to have wider functions in the pr...

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The Path of Splitness

By: Indrek Pringi

... evolve these new tools further. Also… There was a huge increase of new wetlands where all three kinds of ecosystems-organisms meet: Air ... ...arlier walking apes with earlier tool kits had come out of Africa and lived in wetlands exploding with a profusion of new life after an Ice Age. But... ...ast war-like tribes into the fringes of land that nobody else wanted: swamps. Wetlands. Our ancestors were originally designed to survive in an Af... ... during the last Ice Age, introduce a global warming, and the creation of new wetlands. Give them a situation where they not only didn't have to co... ...only didn't have to compete with other large, carnivores for food in these new wetlands, THE PATH OF SPLITNESS Chapter Five: Modern Humans: The ... ... of too much food: and it is not a hard to understand the effect of these new wetlands on nomadic humans. Why too much? Because they had neve... ...e in the dry season. Previously: we had been nomadic. Settling down around wetlands allowed us to do things we would never have been able to do b... ...ied upon the moving migrations of animals and birds and fish that move through wetlands for food. We sat on our asses, and let them to come to us. ... ...d in profit. They were not capitalists. If humans had only traveled through wetlands and never settled down near them, and left well enough alone: ...

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Fuzzy Cognitive Maps and Neutrosophic Cognitive Maps

By: W. B. Vasantha Kandasamy and Florentin Smarandache

...esmi U. [77] has used FCM to study the ecosystems of the Kizilirmar delta wetlands in Turkey using the expert opinions of the local people, NGOs (no... ..., U. Ecosystems in the Mind: Fuzzy Cognitive Maps of the Kizilirmak Delta Wetlands in Turkey, Ph.D. Dissertation titled Conservation Strategies for ...

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