Can the Internet cope with stress?
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Abstract
When will the Internet become aware of itself? In this note the problem is
approached by asking an alternative question: Can the Internet cope with
stress? By extrapolating the psychological difference between coping and
defense mechanisms a distributed software experiment is outlined which could
reject the hypothesis that the Internet is not a conscious entity.
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| Authors | Andreas Martin Lisewski |
| Journal | arXiv |
| Year | 2007 |
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