Observer observes a certain similarity-of-forms, a certain "morphism", between organic entities known as "trees" and structures of the digital realm.
Observer observes a certain similarity-of-forms, a certain "morphism", between organic processes known as "germination, differentiation, growth and decay" and processes taking place in the informatic realm.
There exists a certain similarity-of-forms, a certain "morphism", between organic entities known as "trees" and structures of the digital realm.
There exists a certain similarity-of-forms, a certain "morphism", between organic processes known as "germination, differentiation, growth and decay" and processes taking place in the informatic realm.
You will be divided into break-out rooms.
Please try to provide as much arguments as possible for the statement: organic and digital trees are distinct types of entities which have very little (resp. nothing) to do with each other.
In case You encounter difficulties, address the question: What distinguishes "organic" from "digital" trees ? How are these types of entities (concepts?) different from each other ?
You have 15 minutes. Frohe philosophieren !
Coded in vim (front-end: D3.js; back-end: kastalia.medienhaus) by Prof. Daniel D. Hromada (UdK / ECDF).