• ISN”T THIS DONE?: Disambiguate Assembly (verb) Assemblage (noun) – BW – Emergent properties and behaviors that emerge from the interaction in complex systems.

“Assembly” and “assemblage” are two terms that are often used in the context of “assembly theory,” which is a framework for understanding the structure and dynamics of complex systems. “Assembly” refers to the process of putting together or building a system by combining its individual parts or components. In assembly theory, this can involve the physical assembly of materials or the construction of a network of interactions between elements. The focus is on the process of assembling the system and how the parts come together to form a functional whole. “Assemblage,” on the other hand, refers to the result of the assembly process – the system or structure that has been put together. It is the assembled whole that emerges from the interactions and relationships between the individual parts. In the context of assembly theory, the term emphasizes the emergent properties and behaviors that arise from the complex interactions within the system. In summary, “assembly” is the process of putting together a system, while “assemblage” is the resulting assembled whole. Both terms are important in assembly theory, as they help to describe the structure and behavior of complex systems.

(the problem of limits, at scale, of opportunity)(what computational term?) (Problem of Punctuated Equilibrium) (is that cooperation?) (at least the limit of compatibility) (black swan events make more difference than regular innovation)  (Cretaceous – Life created shells), (so punctuated equilibrium is a steppe function in agency that opens up a vector of opportunities. so some mutations create failure, some stability, some oopportunity, while some recombinations produce the same failure, stability, opportunity. (-=+)) the result if increase in information, energy(conversion), mass, adaptivity (potential), and prediction (opportunity), all contribute to capital (sum of all the above). 

(Discovery Within Complexity: Organization of Capitalization)

“Recursion implies persistence”… “taking existing data, following a process, adding new data, and then following the same process, over and over again. => Feeding forward information”