Mindsponge Theory

Abstract

As humans, we use the power of thinking to make scientific discoveries, develop technologies, manage social interactions, and transmit knowledge to the next generations. With the ability to think, we can trace back and discover the origin of the universe, the natural world, and ourselves. The content of this book, Mindsponge Theory, is part of that discovery process.This document is an excerpt from the book titled Mindsponge Theory, offering a sneak peek into this emerging theoretical development of the humanities and social sciences research realm.© 2022 by Quan-Hoang VuongAll Rights ReservedTitle: Mindsponge TheoryBook manuscript version 13Date of this version: September 2, 2022

BMF analytics received its first Amazon BSR

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BMF analytics has been a major workhorse for many of AISDL's research studies. Nonetheless, since its course of development has spanned several years, looking up the whole picture can be a bit tedious for a new user.To provide the community with the required resources, we have tried hard to produce a volume dedicated to BMF analytics, titled The mindsponge and BMF analytics for innovative thinking in social sciences and humanities [1], which also expends quite a fair bit of time to equip prospective BMF analytics users with the underlying mindsponge theory [2].After some time, the volume has now been displayed at various Amazon country sites, including the US, UK, Germany, France, Japan, etc. (It can also be seen at the B&N site).

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“…To provide the community with the required resources, we have tried hard to produce a volume dedicated to BMF analytics, titled The mindsponge and BMF analytics for innovative thinking in social sciences and humanities [1], which also expends quite a fair bit of time to equip prospective BMF analytics users with the underlying mindsponge theory [2].…”

Eight new recommendations for wild meat management research

“…• a lack of cross-sectoral collaboration in providing long-term solutions and resources. From the information-processing perspective [6,7], if these recommendations are effectively implemented, they will benefit the natural information processing systems (e.g., biodiversity) and the social information processing systems (e.g., local communities and governments). In particular, the natural systems will be maintained at equilibrium due to lower population decline and extinction rates of species caught for meat, while the social systems can still meet the information demands (e.g., food, nutrition, and income) for development resiliently.…”

Why economists should learn more from nature?

“…First, human lives revolves around nature from birth till death. We should never forget that we are only a subset of nature that lives in and benefits from it [2]. Scientific evidence indicates that the physical and behavioral traits shared by all humans evolved from ape-like ancestors over a six-million-year period.…”

“…To solve the problem, I advocate using mindspongeconomics (mindspongecon) [7] coupled with the serendipity-mindsponge-3D knowledge management theory [8] and "semiconducting principles" [6]. These are complete information processing and exchanging systems with mechanisms similar to those of natural organisms that enable the continuous evolution of our planet's natural ecosystem [2]. It is this SM3D knowledge management system that has successfully explained the process of researching, producing and distributing the covid-19 vaccines [8].…”