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Оглавление - The ideological foundations of technological singularity
- Preface
- Author preface’s
- Introduction
- Chapter 1 Basic Axiomatics
- 1.1 Dialectics as a methodology of science
- 1.2 General guidelines for dialectical method
- 1.3 Universality of the dialectical method of knowledge
- 1.4 Axiom of the dialectic universality
- 1.5 Structure as philosophical category
- 1.6 Mathematics and Objective reality
- 1.7 Hypothesis of “associative analogy”
- Chapter 2 The structure of the outer world of the third-millennium start
- 2.1 Background information
- 2.2 The stages of scientific research
- 2.3 Matrix of basic concepts connection
- 2.4 Hierarchy of basic concepts
- 2.5 The problem of the relationship of concepts “matter” and “consciousness”
- 2.6 Universal structure of actual reality
- 2.7 On the issue of the limits of actual reality cognoscibility
- Chapter 3 Dialectic of homo sapiens
- 3.1 Psychoanalysis
- 3.2 Cybernetics
- 3.3 The dialectical principles of homo sapiens evolution
- Chapter 4 Matrix of the Scientific Research for New Technologies
- 4.1 Ideological foundations of the Applied Internetics
- 4.2 The conceptual and categorical framework of the informational and industrial complexes
- 4.3 The conceptual and categorical framework of the educational informological environment
- 4.4 The categorical basis of the intelligent “dust” formations
- 4.5 The anticipated evolutionary trends in the network informational space evolution
- 4.6 The technological singularity phenomenon
- Chapter 5 Technology of informationally driven self-assembly
- 5.1 Technology of informationally driven self-assembly
- 5.2 Structure (systematicity) as inherent property of matter
- 5.3 The Basic principles of the technology informationally driven self-assembly
- 5.4 Informational aspect of the macro — and microsystems behavior
- 5.5 Informational aspect of chemical systems behaviour
- 5.6 Informational aspect of physical/chemical systems behaviour
- 5.7 Problems of inquiry into the aspect of informational behaviour of physical and chemical systems
- Concluding remarks
- References