The swarm effect.
Swarm intelligence >>++ detached one.
Swarm behaviour — an understanding.
Ever seen a group of fish or birds that migrate en masses? Ever thought how evolution shaped them with that sort of behaviour? Well, it’s complicated.
Swarm behaviour is the primary source of survival, at our core we humans are tribal.The factor of “us” has been embarked on us for a long time; We build stuff together and make them enormous such that we ourselves are proud of our own intelligence.
We understand that swarm behaviour is a primal factor in the equation of survival, it’s been one major factor that has shaped us into evolving subtly better humans.
But i believe humans still didn’t crack swarm intelligence, just imagine the power you can possibly gain when you can able to focus all your neurons together at a particular focal point. It’s not just easy as we consider, it has it’s own complications.
If you close your eyes to meditate you know where your sporadic mind travels, it goes into every thought you ever wanted to forget and make a terrible imaginative experience.
Trying to master swarm intelligence is hard, but once you master them you can possibly be the best version of yourself. You might possibly use your brain to least 30%, god knows thr proportions might grow.
Learn to fire all your neurons all-together
Swarm framework suits several stuff not just your intelligence but also your organisation or your team or anything which is an enormous and ambitious task you wish to accomplish.
Imagine you firing all your neurons together at a single focal point(goal) and imagine just imagine all your team members brains do the same at the same time all together.
Organisations are slow, deadlines are being pushed, managers shout at you, goals aren’t reached it’s not cause of the enormous project but probably your team isn’t in the same page.
I believe in some near future the bio-intelligence will grow much bigger than artificial intelligence, guess we can all bet future on bacteria than silicones.
What’s your take on this?
