Collective cognition · COG 017
Dossier 6 – History: empires, wars and globalization as cycles of rise and collapse
From Rome and the Maya to the world wars and globalization, civilizations rise and fall with the alignment of purpose, transmission and resilience, in long cycles read through ISHEA.
This dossier examines how civilizations—from Rome and the Mayas to World Wars and the era of globalization—rise and fall according to the alignment or collapse of Purpose (K), Transmission (T), and Resilience (R). History validates ISHEA as a framework capable of explaining long-term systemic cycles across human societies.
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COG 001 · Collective cognition
The sunflower and energy
A short note on how the sunflower solves the problem of capturing energy through geometry and rhythm, and why nature still reads as the most exacting manual of energy efficiency.
COG 002 · Collective cognition
ICSD: cognitive state dynamics (in preparation)
A repository in preparation for ICSD, the cognitive state dynamics model; it opens the space where the materials of the EICI + TACC framework will be deposited as the research advances.
COG 003 · Collective cognition
Cognitive State Dynamics Model (ICSD): a state-based view of innovation
A theory of innovation as a cognitive phase transition: joining the EICI criterion to the TACC cycle, it distinguishes four internal regimes an organization can occupy before it innovates.