ECON/TECH: The biology of invention; infotech, biotech, nanotech

From: Max More (max@maxmore.com)
Date: Tue Apr 25 2000 - 02:22:30 MDT

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In this article in the journal of the Ernst & Young Center for Business
Innovation, complexity theorist Stuart Kauffman and Monsanto CEO Robert
Shapiro cover some interesting ground. Shapiro points to what he sees as
the three key technologies for the future: Information technology,
biotechnology, and nanotechnology.

The Biology of Invention: A Conversation with Stuart Kauffman and Robert
Shapiro
http://www.businessinnovation.ey.com/journal/issue4/features/biology/loader.
html

This issue and the second issue of the journal contain some other articles
of interest.

Onward!

Max
Max More, Ph.D.
President, Extropy Institute. www.extropy.org
CEO, MoreLogic Solutions. www.maxmore.com
max@maxmore.com or more@extropy.org

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