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The Evolving Reality

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Problem and curiosity come from ignorance of the evolving reality. Exploring reality through discovering relations and dimensions in reality is a fundamental approach to recognizing reality. Human-machine-nature symbiosis is a complex link that coordinates the evolving cyberspace, physical space and social space to emerge a Cyber-Physical-Social Intelligence, and it also represents the philosophical thought of generating and develo** knowledge through harmoniously develo** humans, machines and the nature.

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  2. Jimei University, **amen, China

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  3. KLIIP at ICT in Chinese Academy of Sciences, Bei**g, China

    Hai Zhuge

  4. Aston University, Birmingham, UK

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Zhuge, H. (2020). The Evolving Reality. In: Cyber-Physical-Social Intelligence. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-7311-4_1

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