Instruct: Identify the main and secondary category of Arxiv papers based on the titles and abstracts
Query: The MC2 Project [Machines of Collective Conscience]: A possible walk, up
  to Life-like Complexity and Behaviour, from bottom, basic and simple
  bio-inspired heuristics - a walk, up into the morphogenesis of information   Synergy (from the Greek word synergos), broadly defined, refers to combined
or co-operative effects produced by two or more elements (parts or
individuals). The definition is often associated with the holistic conviction
quote that "the whole is greater than the sum of its parts" (Aristotle, in
Metaphysics), or the whole cannot exceed the sum of the energies invested in
each of its parts (e.g. first law of thermodynamics) even if it is more
accurate to say that the functional effects produced by wholes are different
from what the parts can produce alone. Synergy is a ubiquitous phenomena in
nature and human societies alike. One well know example is provided by the
emergence of self-organization in social insects, via direct or indirect
interactions. The latter types are more subtle and defined as stigmergy to
explain task coordination and regulation in the context of nest reconstruction
in termites. An example, could be provided by two individuals, who interact
indirectly when one of them modifies the environment and the other responds to
the new environment at a later time. In other words, stigmergy could be defined
as a particular case of environmental or spatial synergy. The system is purely
holistic, and their properties are intrinsically emergent and autocatalytic. On
the present work we present a "machine" where there is no precommitment to any
particular representational scheme: the desired behaviour is distributed and
roughly specified simultaneously among many parts, but there is minimal
specification of the mechanism required to generate that behaviour, i.e. the
global behaviour evolves from the many relations of multiple simple behaviours.

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