Covolution and its four nearest neighbors Covolution shares territory with four existing frameworks, and its claim to independent standing rests on a …

Covolution is the principle by which informationally encapsulated switching networks propagate, refine, and accumulate switching density through …

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Heritome Heritome (n.) — In Covolution Theory, the totality of information transmitted vertically from parent to offspring within a lineage, instantia…

Darwinian Evolution and Covolution Darwin was not wrong. He explained one biological layer of life’s expansion: descent with variation filtered by sel…

Life is an information-object mode of organization that maintains itself, predicts and acts within its symvironment, and participates in covolutionary…

Covolution is a theory of evolution in which adaptive change is driven by the reciprocal, multi-scale processing of functional information. Living sys…

Covolution is not merely an extension of Darwinian descent with variation. It seeks to integrate information theory, cybernetics, developmental system…

There is no fate, but there are structures to it The architecture of the informational universe The world is not predetermined, and no future event is…

The Difference Between Evolution and Covolution Covolutionary theory reframes evolution as the active convergence of living and information-bearing sy…