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concept:technical-sustainability-issuestechnical sustainability issues
Resource recycling, energy consumption reduction, etc., as listed in the preamble.
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- Technical Sustainabilityrelated_tosame_asNarrow, one-sided sustainability paradigm focused on renewable resources, energy, and technical solutions; criticized as incomplete and spiritually hollow.
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- Birth control, species protection, spiritual health, etc., as listed in the preamble.
- The broad goal of enduring ecological and human well‑being; Alexander distinguishes a deeper, wholeness‑based meaning.
- Alexander argues that focusing only on technical fixes ignores the deeper dimensions of wholeness and beauty.
- Leroi-Gourhan's notion of externalized, tool-based intelligence that can overcome biological limits.
- A systematic framework for analyzing and comparing programming systems along multiple independent axes, proposed as a common language for programming systems research.
- The array of different environments (six, on a complexity spectrum) used to test the generality of the alignment hypothesis.
- Challenge of identifying which molecular-level features to manipulate to achieve large-scale outcomes like forming a human hand; cited as benefiting from machine behavior approaches
- Generalization that wind turbines, solar panels, and similar interventions desecrate the land.