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May 13 2012
Armenian Pavilion at the World Expo 2012 Yeosu: a Unique Concept of
the WORLDLAB as Philosophy of New Thinking
PRWeb
Published 07:01 a.m., Sunday, May 13, 2012
Expo 2012 opened May, 12 in Yeosu, South Korea, with the theme of `The
Living Ocean and Coast', but the Armenian team has made the creative
decision to explore what they call the `Information Ocean', instead.
(PRWEB) May 13, 2012
On May 2012 in South Korea, Yeosu, the world expo 2012 was launched.
The main theme of the Expo is `The Living Oceans and Coast'. More than
100 countries and a vast majority of international organizations are
taking part in the Expo. The world expo 2012 will focus on the
following issues: preservation of the living ocean and the reasonable
usage of its resources, the challenges facing the balanced and
sustainable development of our planet, and many other global issues.
Among the Expo participants, the concept of the Armenian pavilion
particularly stands out. Worldlblab (the world laboratory) offers
non-standard approaches to global issues and presents new cognitive
horizons to the world.
One of the key issues of the Armenian pavilion will be framed as:
`The Living Ocean and the Global Information Ocean: one author?' This
will be a new thesis on unprecedented approaches to communication at
Expo 2012. This is a new philosophical way of thinking, which
considers the question of whether the Global Information Ocean can be
a powerful evolutionary environment like the living ocean, and
therefore provokes people to consider the possibility that the two
oceans could share a common `nonrandom' origin.
The analysis of these two evolutionary sources with their parallel
structures and overlaps, the future algorithms of interactions between
digital and biological organisms, the codes of new civilization - these
themes are not only profoundly interesting but they give the Armenian
Pavilion a truly unique concept among the other pavilions
participating in Expo 2012.
It is also important to mention the Worldlab (world laboratory)
concept itself. Worldlab aims to become a unique platform for the
joint creativity of the new generation to develop the next generation
of scientific innovations. One of the cores of this concept is that by
using Worldlab, each individual can become a source of innovation
development in the modern and future world. Moreover not only can
Worldlab efficiently gather non-standard thinking scientists,
theorists, and technicians, but it can also serve as a platform that
demonstrates the on-going planetary development of a world-community.
http://www.timesunion.com/business/press-releases/article/Armenian-Pavilion-at-the-World-Expo-2012-Yeosu-a-3554716.php
May 13 2012
Armenian Pavilion at the World Expo 2012 Yeosu: a Unique Concept of
the WORLDLAB as Philosophy of New Thinking
PRWeb
Published 07:01 a.m., Sunday, May 13, 2012
Expo 2012 opened May, 12 in Yeosu, South Korea, with the theme of `The
Living Ocean and Coast', but the Armenian team has made the creative
decision to explore what they call the `Information Ocean', instead.
(PRWEB) May 13, 2012
On May 2012 in South Korea, Yeosu, the world expo 2012 was launched.
The main theme of the Expo is `The Living Oceans and Coast'. More than
100 countries and a vast majority of international organizations are
taking part in the Expo. The world expo 2012 will focus on the
following issues: preservation of the living ocean and the reasonable
usage of its resources, the challenges facing the balanced and
sustainable development of our planet, and many other global issues.
Among the Expo participants, the concept of the Armenian pavilion
particularly stands out. Worldlblab (the world laboratory) offers
non-standard approaches to global issues and presents new cognitive
horizons to the world.
One of the key issues of the Armenian pavilion will be framed as:
`The Living Ocean and the Global Information Ocean: one author?' This
will be a new thesis on unprecedented approaches to communication at
Expo 2012. This is a new philosophical way of thinking, which
considers the question of whether the Global Information Ocean can be
a powerful evolutionary environment like the living ocean, and
therefore provokes people to consider the possibility that the two
oceans could share a common `nonrandom' origin.
The analysis of these two evolutionary sources with their parallel
structures and overlaps, the future algorithms of interactions between
digital and biological organisms, the codes of new civilization - these
themes are not only profoundly interesting but they give the Armenian
Pavilion a truly unique concept among the other pavilions
participating in Expo 2012.
It is also important to mention the Worldlab (world laboratory)
concept itself. Worldlab aims to become a unique platform for the
joint creativity of the new generation to develop the next generation
of scientific innovations. One of the cores of this concept is that by
using Worldlab, each individual can become a source of innovation
development in the modern and future world. Moreover not only can
Worldlab efficiently gather non-standard thinking scientists,
theorists, and technicians, but it can also serve as a platform that
demonstrates the on-going planetary development of a world-community.
http://www.timesunion.com/business/press-releases/article/Armenian-Pavilion-at-the-World-Expo-2012-Yeosu-a-3554716.php