One Step Beyond

This whole journey of looking into the creation of a system, examining and comparing it to the most effective system known brings us to the point where we know we have to consider at least two more factors. Research and documentation have been identified as being important. This has brought us to the point of now considering the whole process to akin to a project lifecycle. However, considering the point where we started we can still bring in the point of evolution to the idea of having a lifecycle and ensuring that it follows this original process. Continue reading →

We have seen how the most effective life giving process in the universe, Evolution, even from a fundamental understanding of the system involved now needs to … well, what can I say … Evolve. Continue reading →

Leaving changes to random tests of the environment as in evolution does have a drawback, it needs to be done quickly without using too much of any resource. This often means to us the effort of planning and making the changes (unless of course a different method can be used?). Research is often the quickest method of finding the necessary changes you should make to optimise a system, thus speeding up the whole effectiveness of evolution. But research brings with it a number of extra processes to deal with and a matter of risk against time and money spent. Continue reading →

The process of evolution takes place through a series of fluctuations and changes to a process, quite often in a random manner. The reason it really wins out is by making these changes the failures are weeded out and the more successful ones are identified, or at least manage to survive to continue in the process. Continue reading →